Young researcher taking fight against global killer to the next level in Vietnam
An Australian scientist will bring effective screening for tuberculosis (TB) a step closer with his latest study in Vietnam- where […]
Centenary, Media releases
Centenary, Media releases
Million dollar lab will fast track new weapons in the war on TB
A $1.2 million high-containment laboratory opening today in Sydney will allow researchers to double their efforts to understand and fight
Centenary, Media releases
Searching rural China for clues to stop an ancient and still deadly disease
A Sydney researcher is seeking to improve treatment of TB by tracking resistance to it among thousands of rural Chinese
EMBL Australia
Melbourne wins conference on future biology
The cellular-wide impact of cancer; how pests interact with wheat plants; what characteristics of yeast give wine its taste. These
EMBL Australia
A new international initiative to understand life
Australia-Japan collaborative agreement signed on Tuesday 13 March in Melbourne
Centenary, Media releases
Why do some heavy drinkers get liver cirrhosis and some don’t?
The US government is investing $2.5 million in a Sydney-based study to determine the role of genetics in alcoholic liver
Media releases
Australian solar lights reach Pakistan flood refugees
Melbourne inventors create a $10 solar light that generates carbon credits and transforms lives A Melbourne invention is brightening the
Other
Science in Charlie Teo’s Australia Day address
In his Australia Day address, noted brain surgeon Charlie Teo said he was ashamed to admit to an American friend,
Oz Research of Note
Oz research of note, 9 January, 2012
A friendly sugar to fight diabetes; wires just four atoms wide; and debunking the “famous and dead at 27” curse
Oz Research of Note
Oz research of note, 18 December, 2011
A new test for tracking the spread of breast cancer; Canberra astronomers may have calculated a sweet spot for Martian