In this post are images and short profiles on the three 2013 Centenary Institute Lawrence Creative Prize finalists. …
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Diabetes drugs must be precisely targeted
When enzyme inhibiting drugs to treat diabetes were being developed, Mark Gorrell warned that care was needed to ensure the drugs targeted a specific enzyme, leaving other members of the enzyme family …
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Fixing the body’s leaky pipes
Centenary’s discoveries lead to a commercial agreement to create drugs to fix leaking blood vessels Australian molecular biologists led by researchers at Centenary have made a synthetic compound that …
A human systems biology centre for Sydney
Ramaciotti invests $1 million in a new approach to understanding human disease “We’ll be able to ask individual immune cells where they’ve been and who they’ve been talking to…” The University …
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Prostate cancer’s Achilles’ heel uncovered
‘The Holst effect’ opens up new therapeutic options for prostate cancer treatment. 24 September 2013 A team of researchers from Sydney, Vancouver, Adelaide and Brisbane are getting closer to a …
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Seeking creative early career scientists
Applications are now open for the $25,000 Centenary Institute Lawrence Creative Prize for early-career biomedical researchers. We’re looking for early-career scientists in biomedical research with …
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