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We’re living longer. That means that we’re all at greater risk of cancer and we’ll all suffer from bone loss. And for many of us, our final years will be difficult. Josef Penninger plans to change …
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Wednesday 19 February 2014 Could we treat melanoma by cutting off its food source? The latest research from Sydney’s Centenary Institute and the University of Sydney suggests we could. Last …
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The art of science: a network of nerve cells and a neural sunrise, captured under the microscope Neural spiderwebs – unlocking the secrets of low level laser irradiation for pain therapy This …
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A ringside seat in the war against infection Images and video available When golden staph enters our skin it can identify the key immune cells and ‘nuke’ our body’s immune response. Now we …
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$25,000 Centenary Institute Lawrence Creative Prize goes to young Melbourne researcher One of Australia’s most creative young medical researchers has won a $25,000 prize to help her develop her ideas …
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Centenary Institute Lawrence Creative Prize to be announced, finalists from Melbourne and Sydney The winner of the Centenary Institute Lawrence Creative Prize will be announced at 6.30 pm, Tuesday 12 …
Continue Reading about Keeping our best young bioscience brains in Australia →
