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Feature: Visualising the cellular membrane

13 November, 2009 by Graeme O'Neill

Katharina Gaus explores life’s humble container and finds the cell’s lipid coat is more complex than we expected.


Seven Aussie researchers win Gates Foundation grants

21 October, 2009 by Tim Dean

Seven US$100,000 grants awarded to Australian researchers to study infectious diseases.


Aussie bacterium a true gold digger

09 October, 2009 by Staff Writers

Bacterium found to catalyse the biomineralisation of gold. Could lead to new biosensors.


Feature: Closing the gap

08 October, 2009 by Fiona Wylie

A groundbreaking clinical trial is underway in the Northern Territory that could help prevent an all-too-common disease and change the way vaccinations are delivered to children.


Elizabeth Blackburn nabs Nobel in medicine

06 October, 2009 by Tim Dean

First Australian women and 11th Australian to receive a Nobel Prize.


Settled: 10-year debate over apoptosis

01 October, 2009 by Staff Writers

Researchers have uncovered which Fas ligand is responsible for programmed cell death.


Feature: The structure of immunity

30 September, 2009 by Graeme O'Neill

Monash University Professor Jamie Rossjohn’s work in X-ray crystallography is revealing vital insights into the workings of the immune system.


Trial failures a setback to stem cell therapies

21 September, 2009 by Staff Writers

Two recent failed clinical trials have dealt a blow to stem cell research.


UNSW conjures geneticist as new Dean of Science

16 September, 2009 by Tim Dean

Merlin Crossley to take Dean's chair at the University of New South Wales in January 2010.


Feature: Keeping in front of the flu

07 September, 2009 by Fiona Wylie

At the intersection of biology and chemistry is where Mark von Itzstein focuses his attention, constantly looking for ways to stay one step in front of diseases like influenza.


BioDiem makes progress on influenza vaccine trial

31 August, 2009 by Staff Writers

Completion of phase I clinical trial recruitment for Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine technology.


Sigma-Aldrich offers new stem cell hydrogel kit

14 August, 2009 by Staff Writers

Begins sale of HyStem, a customisable synthetic extracellular matrix (ECM) from Glycosan BioSystems.


Xenome adds Cherrington to board

11 August, 2009 by Tim Dean

Dr Julie Cherrington joins Xenome board as an independent, non-executive director.


Mesoblast seeks TGA tick for stem cell products

23 July, 2009 by Staff Writers

Mesoblast to apply for regulatory approval of its bone fracture repair products.


Shake up in Australian stem cell research

23 July, 2009 by Tim Dean

The Australian Stem Cell Centre announces new funding scheme with four areas of emphasis.


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