Translational Research Institute opens in Brisbane
22 October, 2010
The vision to create an Australian-first home for medical research, clinical trials and treatment commercialisation reached an historic milestone with the official start of construction on the $354 million Translational Research Institute in Brisbane.
$55 million funding for biotechnology
22 October, 2010
Premier John Brumby has launched a $55 million action plan to strengthen Victoria’s leadership in biotechnology, help in the fight against serious illnesses and create jobs across the state.
DuPont Innovation Awards call for entries
22 October, 2010
The DuPont Australia & New Zealand Innovation Awards is now calling for entry into the 2010/2011 Award Program.
Anticancer research receives funding
20 October, 2010
Scientists investigating the anticancer effects of a microRNA molecule have become the first in Western Australia to secure funding from a multimillion-dollar fund set up to help commercialise early-stage medical research discoveries.
New centre for forensic science opens
20 October, 2010
A new Centre for Forensic Science, bringing together The University of Western Australia’s expertise in all areas of forensics, has been officially opened.
Engineered body parts discussed at conference
20 October, 2010
The future of engineered body parts will be discussed and scrutinised by the world’s leading tissue engineers at the University of Sydney in November.
CSIRO gets awarded for contributions to science
20 October, 2010
The groundbreaking work of CSIRO researchers was recognised at the 2010 CSIRO Awards Ceremony.
M² building funding to secure future jobs
19 October, 2010
The new M² building, part of the Materials and Minerals Sciences Learning and Research Hub at the University of South Australia, will foster Australia’s next generation of engineering, material and mineral science graduates.
IBM R&D lab to be established
19 October, 2010
The Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the Premier of Victoria John Brumby have announced IBM will establish what it claims will be a world-first global research and development laboratory at the University of Melbourne.
VWR in Australia
15 October, 2010
VWR International has acquired the businesses of Crown Scientific, Global Science & Technology and Quantum Scientific.
Government introduces R&D tax credit
15 October, 2010
The Gillard government has introduced the R&D Tax Credit to replace the existing R&D Tax Concession with a claimed to be more certain and more generous R&D incentive to business, particularly SMEs.
National Science Week 2011 grants are open
14 October, 2010
Innovation, Industry, Science and Research Minister Senator Kim Carr is encouraging individuals and organisations to apply for National Science Week grants and run events and activities that promote Australia’s talent in the area of science.
Invetech commended for innovative products
14 October, 2010
Invetech, the company that created the 3D Bio-printer for human tissue repair and organ replacement, has been commended for its export success at the 2010 Governor of Victoria Export Awards.
Fruit and veg the topic of Queensland’s science giants
11 October, 2010
The recently launched Health and Food Sciences Precinct at Coopers Plains claims to open up a new era of food science research that is good news for Queensland’s fruit and vegetable lovers.
Joint collaboration in glycoproteomics
06 October, 2010
The Australian Proteome Analysis Facility, Macquarie University and Agilent Technologies Australia have announced a joint research collaboration in the field of glycoproteomics, to be led by Professor Nicolle Packer. The project, valued at over $100,000, draws funding from Agilent Technologies Australia and Macquarie University.
