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Whisper-quiet precision for modern analytical devices

01 April, 2026

Bürkert's Whisper Valves are compact electromagnetic micro-valves designed for highly precise dosing and fluid control.


How Cell-Free Synthesis is Revolutionising Biotechnology

01 April, 2026

As biotechnology evolves, innovations in DNA manufacturing may prove as essential as the discovery of DNA itself, enabling faster, safer, and more flexible research and development.


Sensor's cell-like structure said to overcome key blood-testing barrier

25 March, 2026

Drawing inspiration from nature, Australian researchers have developed a sensor they believe overcomes one of the biggest barriers in blood testing.


Aussie biotech to manufacture mRNA paediatric brain cancer vaccines

05 March, 2026

A Queensland-based biotechnology company will manufacture personalised mRNA paediatric brain cancer vaccines for a clinical trial commencing this month.


Could this biosensor bypass labs with onsite PFAS detection?

17 February, 2026

La Trobe University has developed a portable biosensor that may allow rapid, onsite detection of toxic 'forever chemicals' in water.


Noxopharm says paper reveals science behind its immune system platform

13 February, 2026

Clinical-stage Australian biotech company Noxopharm Limited says a Nature Immunology paper reveals the science behind its immune system platform, Sofra.


Neurosensing/neurostimulation implants session to be held on Monday

12 February, 2026

On Monday, a session at UNSW Sydney will include people who are benefiting from bioelectronics discussing their lived experience.


Archer completes potassium sensing alpha prototype

02 February, 2026

Quantum technology company Archer Materials Limited has developed an early Biochip prototype designed to detect chronic kidney disease.


Mini lung organoids could help test new treatments

04 December, 2025

Scientists have developed a simple method for automated the manufacturing of lung organoids — clusters of cells containing the same cell types as full-sized organs.


Heart implant brings hope to refractory angina patients

02 December, 2025

The coronary sinus reducer is understood to redistribute blood flow within the wall of the heart, improving oxygen supply in the parts of the heart muscle where it is needed most.


Researchers genetically engineer snake antivenom

28 November, 2025

An international team of researchers has used genetic engineering to create so-called 'product-ready' antivenom for snakes such as cobras and mambas.


Pig-to-human liver xenotransplant conducted in a living recipient

27 October, 2025

The case involved a 71-year-old man with hepatitis B-related cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma who was not eligible for resection or human liver transplantation.


Inhaled form of blood thinner treats serious COVID infections

22 October, 2025

Heparin has traditionally been injected and used to treat blood clots, but the new study tested it in an inhaled form, targeting the lungs directly.


Battelle Neural Bypass Technology Restores Movement to a Paralysed Man's Arm and Hand

15 October, 2025 by Stéphane Marouani, Country Manager A/NZ at Mathworks

Battelle has developed a technology that bypasses damaged neural pathways, enabling a quadriplegic man to regain control of his right forearm, hand and fingers.


Low-dose drug prevents diabetes progression in young people

10 October, 2025

A low dose of the immunomodulatory drug anti-thymocyte globulin (ATG) appears safe and effective in preventing progression of type 1 diabetes in young people.


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