Life Scientist > Lab Technology

John Mattick to head up Garvan Institute

05 September, 2011 by Tim Dean

Professor John Mattick will steer the Garvan Institute towards a more integrated systems approach when he becomes Executive Director of the institute following the retirement of Professor John Shine.


Opinion: Patently absurd

18 August, 2011 by Staff Writers

The move to ban biological patents will undermine the very intention of the Bill to protect innovation and research into potentially life-saving technologies, says AusBiotech CEO Anna Lavelle.


Feature: Biosecurity batman

27 July, 2011 by Fiona Wylie

CSIRO's Dr Lin-Fa Wang is investigating viruses in bats in the hope of finding insights into how they spread to humans.


Thermo Fisher Scientific Acquires TREK Diagnostic Systems

20 July, 2011 by Staff Writers

Adds TREK’s suite of microbiology products to Thermo Fisher’s line-up.


Opinion: Australian science all “R” and no “D”

06 July, 2011 by Staff Writers

Duncan Jones, Executive Director of Science Industry Australia, argues we need to take the “development” part of the R&D equation more seriously if Australia is to benefit from our investment in research.


Nominations open for 2011 Victoria Prize

06 July, 2011 by Staff Writers

The $50,000 Victoria Prize and six $18,000 Victoria Fellowships are open for nomination, with applications closing 3 August.


Greens table petition supporting medical research

06 July, 2011 by Tim Dean

Over 12,000 signatures adorn a petition in support of continued health and medical research spending that will be tabled in parliament tomorrow by The Greens.


Life Sciences Queensland to officially launch this week

27 June, 2011 by Staff Writers

Life Sciences Queensland, a new industry association for the biotechnology sector in the sunshine state, will officially commence operations on 1 July.


Slideshow: Super resolution microscopy

10 June, 2011 by Tim Dean

Images from Associate Professor Cynthia Whitchurch and Dr Lynne Turnbull and their DeltaVision|OMX microscope.


Feature: Life up close

10 June, 2011 by Tim Dean

Associate Professor Cynthia Whitchurch and Dr Lynne Turnbull are helping to reveal new insights into the smallest features of life care of their new super resolution DeltaVision|OMX microscope.


Comment: Are you ready for the resurgence in Australian life sciences M&A?

07 June, 2011 by Staff Writers

For Australian life sciences companies, the importance of being deal ready is more pressing than at any time since the middle of the last decade.


Super resolution microscopy pinpoints T cell trigger

06 June, 2011 by Tim Dean

Researchers at the University of New South Wales have identified the molecular switch that kicks T cells into action using super-resolution fluorescence microscopy.


Federal government renews commitment to Commercialisation Australia

18 May, 2011 by Staff Writers

The government has committed to allocating $278 million over five years to Commercialisation Australia, with some expected to flow to biotechs.


Australia and China commit to joint science fund

28 April, 2011 by Staff Writers

The Australian and Chinese governments will commit $9 million each to a new Australia-China Science and Research Fund from 2011-12.


Australia gets a new Chief Scientist

19 April, 2011 by Tim Dean

Former vice-chancellor of the Australian National University, Professor Ian Chubb AC, has been appointed Chief Scientist.


  • All content Copyright © 2026 Westwick-Farrow Pty Ltd