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  • Winners of the 2010 NHMRC Excellence Awards

    Australia’s most distinguished health and medical researchers have been recognised for their outstanding contribution to medical research.

    12/03/2010 | 0

  • Recognising outstanding contribution and ethics in research

    In addition to the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Excellence Awards, the NHMRC grants awards to the special categories for outstanding contribution and ethics.

    12/03/2010 | 0

  • NHMRC releases biobanks best-practice information

    The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has released an Information Paper, specifically for Australian research, to facilitate best practices for the management and governance of biobank and tissue bank facilities.

    12/03/2010 | 0

  • UQ study finds accountants kill innovation for biotechs

    Australian biotechnology start-ups are more successful at developing their product pipelines when they ignore the accountant and rely on market judgement, claims a UQ research team.

    12/03/2010 | 0

  • Merck and Millipore announce transaction

    Merck and Millipore have entered into a definitive agreement under which Merck will acquire all outstanding shares of common stock of Millipore for US$107 per share in cash, or a total transaction value, including net debt, of approximately US$7.2 billion.

    12/03/2010 | 0

  • Prostate cancer - more complex than first thought

    Scientists from Sydney’s Garvan Institute of Medical Research have found gene expression in a prostate cancer cell to be more complex than previously imagined.

    04/03/2010 | 0

  • Uni of Melbourne receives more than $35 million to improve health

    The University of Melbourne has been awarded more than AUD$35 million to improve the lives of people suffering Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy, knee osteoarthritis and bacterial infections.

    04/03/2010 | 0

  • Australian researchers share $150 million

    The Federal Government will provide AUD$150 million to boost Australia's health and medical research efforts. Some of the projects funded include research into malaria, epilepsy, finding a treatment for stuttering, and respiratory support for preterm babies.

    26/02/2010 | 0

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