Beagle and beyond
17 February, 2009 by Press releaseNational Maritime Museum symposium to focus on Charles Darwin and his world
Bridging the gap in fluorescence microscopy
16 February, 2009 by Kate McDonaldCSIRO researchers develop new technique for nanometer-scale microscopy
Chowing down with Charlie
12 February, 2009 by Staff WritersDarwin’s birthday celebrations kick off with a primordial soup
Lorne 2009: Silk structure from a social insect
10 February, 2009 by Graeme O'NeillThe tightly coiled coils in Hymenopteran silk are looking very promising from a biomaterials perspective, the Lorne Protein Structure and Function conference will hear.
Automated Western blotting
09 February, 2009 by Press releaseBenchPro 4100 is the industry’s most advanced automated Western blot processor
Profile: Greg Stuart
23 January, 2009 by Fiona WylieGreg Stuart has pioneered methods for measuring neuronal signals in the brain to a degree and complexity never before achieved. He will speak at next week’s Australian Neuroscience Society annual meeting.
Orphan status for ChemGenex
20 January, 2009 by Kate McDonaldOmacetaxine receives orphan drug status for bone marrow disorders
Wales, papal mortality and the game they play in heaven
20 December, 2008 by Kate McDonaldALS on holidays, Benedict on medical alert due to leek threat
Byrne burns big at Monash
18 November, 2008 by Kate McDonaldEd Byrne replaces Richard Larkins as Monash VC, zebra fish facility opens
AH&MRC profile: Elaine Fuchs
17 November, 2008 by Graeme O'NeillThe Australian Health & Medical Research Congress started today in Brisbane. We kick off proceedings by profiling renowned adult stem cell researcher, Elaine Fuchs.
Ramaciotti for Frazer, Burnet for Kile
14 November, 2008 by Kate McDonaldIan Frazer wins Ramaciotti Medal, while Burnet Prize goes to Benjamin Kile
Milthorpe to UTS
12 November, 2008 by Kate McDonaldBiochemist Bruce Milthorpe new dean of science at UTS
