Locals lose out to sexy aliens
09 November, 2007 by Staff WritersSexual behaviour turns out to be the reason why alien whiteflies knock out the indigenous version.
Science and the economy
07 November, 2007 by Staff WritersGuidebook to analysing the economic impact of scientific research released.
Stigma through the generations
05 November, 2007 by Staff WritersFamily history and social stigma of bipolar disorder affect willingness to have children
FABLS up in lights
02 November, 2007 by Fiona WylieThe Australian Research Network for Fluorescence Applications in Biotechnology and Life Sciences (FABLS) has access to a staggering array of Australian and overseas instrumentation and expertise in fluorescence technology and applications.
Reddel wins Ramaciotti Medal
02 November, 2007 by Kate McDonaldSydney's Roger Reddel and ANU's John Curtin School of Medical Research win big.
Scientists' salaries rise
31 October, 2007 by Staff WritersAverage earnings for science graduates and professional scientists have grown.
Fenner hangs up his microscope
25 October, 2007 by Kate McDonaldFrank Fenner to retire at (almost) 93.
Looking after your lab
20 September, 2007 by Staff WritersFree lab safety wall chart distributed this month.
Berkovic to present Danks oration
19 September, 2007 by Staff WritersPatient participation in genetic research the topic of the second David Danks oration.
Of grass and men
14 September, 2007 by Kate McDonaldThe September/October 2007 issue of Australian Life Scientist is out now.
Mouth-watering new find
11 September, 2007 by Staff WritersMultiple copies of a gene for a digestive enzyme may have helped humans on their way to world domination.
Targus recruits two new channel managers
29 August, 2007 by Julia TalevskiAccessories vendor, Targus, has hired two new channel managers within its commercial solutions division to help drive sales.
Gorilla in the mist of time
24 August, 2007 by Kate McDonaldPaleoanthropologists believe they have found a 10 million-year-old relative of the human line.
Khachigian's magic strikes again
22 August, 2007 by Staff WritersMolecular assassins help Levon Khachigian to Eureka moment.
Masters picks up Victoria Prize
16 August, 2007 by Staff WritersRenowned neuroscientist Colin Masters has won the annual $50,000 Victoria Prize.
