Pharmaceutical manufacturing and obsolescence management
New drug developed to treat heart attack damage
The science of sleep
HIV remission achieved in second ever patient
Antibiotic resistance: adaptation, transmission and prevention
Uncovering unknown stages of foetal development
By applying gene analysis to individual cells from early mouse embryos, researchers have discovered previously unknown cellular stages of foetal development from fertilised...
Blood test could predict kidney transplant rejection
UK researchers have found a way to predict rejection of a kidney transplant before it happens, by monitoring the immune system of transplant patients.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing and obsolescence management
For many pharmaceutical manufacturing processes, often very old equipment or technology is still being used.
3D bioprinter Koligo Therapeutics to list on ASX
Koligo Therapeutics, a regenerative medicine and 3D bioprinting company, will list on the Australian Securities Exchange at the end of March via an initial public offering.
New drug developed to treat heart attack damage
UK researchers are working to develop drugs that could be given in the first few hours following a heart attack to minimise heart muscle death caused by the stress signals.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing and obsolescence management
For many pharmaceutical manufacturing processes, often very old equipment or technology is still being used.
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New drug developed to treat heart attack damage
UK researchers are working to develop drugs that could be given in the first few hours following...
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Statin therapy found safe and effective in over 75s
Statin therapy is safe and effective in older people over 75 years and reduces major vascular...
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Solving the genetics puzzle
Growing up in Germany, Melanie Bahlo used to record which birds came and visited her bird feeder...
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HIV remission achieved in second ever patient
The second recorded case of a patient experiencing remission from HIV-1 infection after stem cell transplantation has been reported by UK scientists.
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Obesity-related cancers increasing in young US adults
An observational study using data covering more than half of the US population suggests that...
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How do cancer cells avoid complete genetic meltdown?
Scientists from Beijing and Taipei have recently examined HeLa cells to get an insight on cancer...
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Bionic eye project has sights on human trials
University of Sydney researchers are developing a bionic eye with plans to move it to human...
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The science of sleep
Two separate studies published in recent weeks have revealed how sleep strengthens the immune system and cleans the brain — so long as you...
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Antibiotic resistance: adaptation, transmission and prevention
Recent studies into antibiotic resistance have revealed how this phenomenon occurs in the first...
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Reprogrammed pancreatic cells relieve diabetes in mice
Some human pancreatic cells can be reprogrammed to produce insulin, potentially compensating for...
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Cellular recycling process stops cancer before it starts
Scientists have found that a cellular recycling process called autophagy, previously thought to...
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Anti-ageing research under the spotlight
Two separate studies have been investigating ways to suppress signs of ageing, which could eventually lead to extended lifespans in humans.
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The ancient history of DNA control
The tricks DNA uses to control gene expression — which genes are turned on and off, and...
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New technique for more accurate genome reconstruction
The technique will allow researchers to identify further complexity within any type of genome and...
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Gene drive causes infertility in malaria-carrying mosquitoes
Researchers have successfully developed a gene drive that can cause the complete collapse of...
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Award-winning digital innovations for the health sector
The winning entries in the 2015 national iAwards have brought a range of benefits to a variety of sectors — with the health sector being no...
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From little grants big labs grow
The Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences has officially opened its new laboratory —...
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A non-exclusive licence agreement for LBT and bioMérieux
LBT Innovations and bioMérieux have converted their exclusive licence...
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UTS opens state-of-the-art health and science building
UTS's Faculty of Science and Graduate School of Health Building - the third major development...
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