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2014 KuDos award nominations now open

18 July, 2014

Nominations for The KuDos - Hamilton Science Excellence Awards are now open. The awards were launched in 2007 to celebrate science and innovation from within New Zealand's Waikato region.


The debate on criminalising research fraud

18 July, 2014 by Lauren Davis

The BMJ has featured an article in which two experts go head to head discussing the potential criminalisation of research fraud.


Advanced Cell Diagnostics' RNAscope reaches milestones

16 July, 2014

Advanced Cell Diagnostics, a developer of cell- and tissue-based analysis tools, has announced that its RNAscope RNA in situ hybridisation technology has reached two major milestones: the publication of over 100 peer-reviewed papers featuring the technology and an inventory of over 4000 target probes.


Trajan completes SGE integration

14 July, 2014

Trajan Scientific and Medical (Trajan) has completed the integration of SGE Analytical Science (SGE) at all major operational centres in Australia, Europe, the US and Asia, with SGE entities registering new Trajan business names.


$35 million for type 1 diabetes research

11 July, 2014

The Australian Government has announced $35 million to advance research in type 1 (juvenile) diabetes over five years. Funding for the Special Research Initiative for Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes was announced yesterday by Minister for Education Christopher Pyne and Minister for Health Peter Dutton.


Gender gap in US biology labs

10 July, 2014

US research has found that while women are consistently attracted to studying biology in graduate school, numbers drop dramatically among faculty members.


IDT acquires Surveyor Nuclease business from Transgenomic

03 July, 2014

Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT), a supplier of custom nucleic acids, has acquired the Surveyor enzyme business of biotech company Transgenomic.


Government funding for science, maths and research

03 July, 2014

Minister for Education Christopher Pyne has announced four years' worth of funding for maths and science projects across 10 Australian universities.


MoU to accelerate sustainable new technologies

26 June, 2014

Life Sciences Queensland (LSQ) and Bioindustrial Innovation Canada (BIC) have signed a memorandum of understanding to accelerate the commercialisation of advanced new technologies.


UQ student among 2014 Rolex Young Laureates

25 June, 2014

The 2014 Rolex Awards for Enterprise were announced this week at the Royal Society in London. Initiated in 1976, the awards program recognises enterprising men and women who are using their talents and initiative to change the world.


AsureQuality receives ISO 13485:2012 certification

16 June, 2014

AsureQuality, a contract manufacturer of in vitro diagnostics, has announced it has achieved ISO 13485:2012 certification for the contract manufacture of in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVDs).


Advanced manufacturing heading overseas, says survey

16 June, 2014

AusBiotech has released the results of the Biotechnology Industry Position Survey (2014). The survey finds that advanced manufacturing associated with the biotech industry is following traditional manufacturing and heading overseas.


Huber Kältemaschinenbau temperature control catalogue 2014-2015

14 June, 2014 | Supplied by: Scitek Australia Pty Ltd

The latest catalogue from Huber Kältemaschinenbau presents high-precision thermoregulation solutions for laboratories, pilot plants and production processes. The 136-page catalogue gives details of the complete range of dynamic temperature control systems, chillers and classic circulators.


Thermo Fisher Scientific and BioAnalytix collaborate on biopharmaceutical analysis workflows

12 June, 2014

Scientists at Thermo Fisher Scientific and BioAnalytix are combining their expertise to develop advanced analytical profiling platforms and applications to characterise biologic and biosimilar drugs.


Peter Klinken appointed Chief Scientist of WA

11 June, 2014

WA Premier and Minister for Science Colin Barnett has announced Professor Peter Klinken as the new Chief Scientist of Western Australia. Professor Klinken is a leading medical researcher who is highly regarded for advancing the understanding of genes involved in leukaemia, cancer and anaemia.


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