Enabling Openness in Australian Stem Cell Research Enabling Openness in Australian Stem Cell Research (EOAR) is an interdisciplinary research cluster which is interested in ways of
We are pleased to introduce Dr Carol Wicking BSc (Hons), MSc, PhD, Phenomics Australia Science Advisor. She has over 30 years of experience in academic research
Celebrating National Science Week with Phenomics Australia, NCRIS, and the Department of Education. National Science Week is Australia’s annual celebration of science, engineering, mathematics, technology, and
Have you ever thought of performing a cell killing assay without using radioactive materials? Phenomics Australia node at the VCFG recently teamed up with Dr Kevin
The Safe Genes Program The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) launched the Safe Genes program in 2017 to establish a “safety by design” strategy for
There is no cure for lupus, a disease that causes the body’s immune system to attack itself. But researchers are now closer to a genetic explanation
From discovery to clinic. Each year in Australia more than 55,000 people are diagnosed with sepsis — when an uncontrollable bacterial infection triggers inflammation throughout the
We would like to welcome Professor Glenn Withers to Phenomics Australia’s Board of Directors. Glenn brings a wealth of experience in economics research, higher education, and
ARDC’s Biomedical data Asset The Australian Research Data Common’s (ARDC’s) Biomedical Data Asset aims to link two of Australia’s most important biomedical data sets in a highly curated
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