Study led by Monash University scientists has found that a combination of phages and antibiotics may be far more effective against bacterial infections.

Australia’s biotechnology sector has united to launch a strategy for the Australian Biotechnology Industry

Major crypto gift to fund UNSW’s open-source artificial intelligence tool to prevent pandemics

A bid, led by the University of Adelaide in partnership with the UNSW, has been endorsed to assist the country’s economic recovery under the Trailblazer Universities Program.

The innovative, non-invasive therapy utilises the radioisotope Rhenium-188 and is applied only to the area requiring treatment, sparing healthy tissue.

Join a live panel discussion examining the opportunities and challenges facing deep tech businesses across fields such as health, space, energy, the environment and advanced manufacturing. 

As demand for alternative protein sources grows, Australians are increasingly looking for options that are healthy, sustainable and ethically made.

Dr Evans was acknowledged as an outstanding engineer and trailblazer in her field.  

Researchers will engineer the diamond computer chip that sits at the heart of diamond quantum computers.

Harnessing science and technology will deliver a strong economy with more jobs.

A national network with a mission to advance local space manufacturing and future launches in Australia is being backed with $52 million from the Australian Government.  

Projects to develop an mRNA vaccine for bacterial infections and a device to treat heart failure share in more than $32 million in funding

In this issue, we explore how Australian University Science in the last two decades has built the scaffolding upon which our technology, health and engineering and applied sciences operate.

From devices that allow patients to operate computers with their thoughts to revolutionising solar technology, here are fundamental science’s success stories.

Basic science is far more than the translatable research outcomes it might enable. It is also the catalyst for significant advances in our social and economic wellbeing. 

Building on fundamental gene technologies, Australian scientists have adapted a treatment for children’s cancer into a tool to target and suppress the virus that causes COVID-19.

Translational research is seen as the end-point, but innovation, impact and income come as much — if not more — from fundamental science at Australian universities.

From fundamental cellular studies in the 1950s, synthetic biology will become a multi-billion-dollar opportunity in coming decades.

Data is the new gold and digital innovation is re-shaping every facet of every business. Here are five reasons your organisation needs cloud hosting such as a Virtual Data Centre (VDC)

Could sodium batteries be as good as lithium? Research undertaken by UNSW and ANSTO is providing insights into a promising material for sodium-ion batteries.

Australian designed, sustainable scrubs made from 48% recycled post-consumer water bottles.

Register for the next ANSTO x Science Meets Business Innovation Series webinar exploring how advanced technologies drive Australia’s space industry.

A new toolkit that will make space missions quicker, cheaper, more accurate and safer is among a series of projects being backed by the Moon to Mars program.

The Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering to elevate women’s leadership in STEM with $41.2 million investment by the Australian Government.