Research & development

The future of drug delivery

08 February, 2003

The burgeoning area of drug delivery research could some day produce insulin pills for diabetics, laboratory-grown organs for transplants and plastic surgery, and an under-skin pharmacy on a microchip

Studying corrosion phenomena

08 April, 2002 | Supplied by: CSIRO

Described as the biggest advance in microscopy since the electron microscope, the second-generation scanning Kelvin probe has been unveiled by Australian scientists

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