Stories of Australian Science 2012
Call for stories open until 1 June 2012. We are gathering stories for our next magazine collection and online showcase […]
Australian science stories, Stories of Aus Sci
Centenary, Media releases
Business, politics and the arts unite to discover life-saving treatments in the numbers
A who’s who of Sydney society comes together tonight to support the hunt for life-saving new treatments in the vast
Fresh Science
Fresh Science 2012 nominations now open
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Centenary, Media releases
Vietnam and Australia join forces to fight ancient killer
Australian and Vietnamese medical researchers are meeting in Sydney this week to plan their next move against tuberculosis (TB), a
Women in Science
2011 L’Oréal Fellows update
The three L’Oréal Fellows for 2011 have been busy since they were announced on 23 August 2011. Eve McDonald-Madden is in France, working with researchers at the National Institute for Agricultural Research to develop new strategies for the manageme…
Centenary, Media releases
Why did a young footballer drop dead?
Centenary Institute’s Prof Chris Semsarian available for comment on sudden cardiac death in young athletes. Two fit, young professional footballers
Other
Don’t send your recycled glasses to developing countries, it costs twice as much as giving them ready-made glasses
You might feel good sending your old reading glasses to a developing country. But a recent international study, led by
Centenary, Media releases
Sydney doctor inaugurates $4-million Chair to explore a hidden organ
Revealing the cells that make and police our 80,000 km internal transport network. Sydney doctor and philanthropist Tom Wenkart will
Centenary, Media releases
This Saturday 24 March is World TB Day
TB used to be Australia’s top killer and in much of the world it still is. Australian experts available to
GAVI
Vaccines to change the world – public forum in Melbourne
Vaccines to change the world – Australia’s role in a critical global health mission – immunising against deadly diseases This