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Not Completely Logical Technology (16/01/2006)

... systems, 8—loss of privacy, 9—the digital living room, and 10—biotechnology.What is interesting to note in this cross-functional list ...

Four Texan Startups Receive AMRC Funding (13/01/2006)

... and to explore opportunities for nanotechnology, biotechnology, and other emerging technologies, the organization said.“One of our ...

Changing public attitudes towards GM foods (16/12/2005)

... reasons, which have emerged from some in-depth polling from Biotechnology Australia’s latest tracking research study, are that people are ...

It's a Small World After All (12/12/2005)

... Research, a NY firm specializing in nanotechnology issues."Biotechnology created more than 400,000 jobs from 1979 to 1999," says Lux ...

Report on consumer attitudes to GM (1/12/2005)

... Government agency Biotechnology Australia has released the report What you really need to know about what the public really thinks about ...

H2O RX sensors are suitable for geology and mining.

New range of sensors from H2O RX (20/09/2005)

... are available in one-two weeks.Applications include:* biotechnology and medical* laboratory* industrial* food ...

Solar energy for wastewater treatment (12/08/2005)

... according to the Director of UniSA's Water Environment Biotechnology Laboratory, Dr Bo Jin."The poor quality of treated wastewater ...

Airborne particle testing (27/07/2005)

... including semiconductor, pharmaceutical, data storage, biotechnology and defense.The company produces instruments including aerosol ...

Innovation the key to toolmaker’s growth (11/07/2005)

... solutions technology in the automotive, aerospace, marine and biotechnology sectors. It exports to 15 countries and has offices in China, ...

Grains of the future (30/06/2005)

... Mahoney is one of two speakers in a session called Biotechnology – on the farm at 4.15 pm Wednesday 13 ...

Nature-friendly cookies (6/06/2005)

... tray for their café cookies, which is produced by Australian biotechnology company Plantic Technologies.The cookie tray dissolves ...

Polished bearing surfaces for extended service life and greater accuracy.

Sanitary pressure gauges (30/05/2005)

... the food and beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, chemical, and biotechnology industries. Noshok sanitary products are available in a variety ...

Food scientists get down to business (3/05/2005)

... Sydney Rock Oyster features), food genomics, functional foods, biotechnology and food regulations,” said ...

Byron Bay cookies go ‘Green’ (7/04/2005)

... tray for their café cookies, which is produced by Australian biotechnology company Plantic Technologies.When immersed in water the ...

$46m awarded to health R&D projects (4/04/2005)

... treatments for inflammatory and auto-immune disorders, Prana Biotechnology will receive $10m for R&D of age-related, ...

SCARA, cartesian and six-axis robots based on a common PC platform.

UL-listed six-axis robot (29/03/2005)

... handling applications in the aerospace, appliance, automotive, biotechnology, consumer product, electronics, food processing, medical ...

Electronics in danger, say Deans (19/10/2004)

... enrolments in the enabling sciences”.“Areas such as biotechnology, bioinformatics and nanotechnology are promoted as the ‘new ...

Analytical Instrument Drivers for LabVIEW (6/09/2004)

... storage, collection, shipment, archiving and processing. Biotechnology applications that require sophisticated optics, shuttering and ...

GM foods: perception vs. reality (19/08/2004)

... the drivers of attitudes have changed. In 1999 and 2001, when Biotechnology Australia first conducted major Australia-wide studies into ...

AGT Biosciences merges with ChemGenex (22/06/2004)

... Therapeutics. The merger creates a genomics-driven global biotechnology company with two products in Phase 11 clinical development and ...

Reverse buckling disc (15/06/2004)

... hygienic clamp fittings, widely adopted by the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, brewing, dairy and similar industries; anywhere that high ...

Marston Sanivent rupture disc and sensor.

Non-fragmenting bursting discs (10/06/2004)

... discs have been widely adopted for use by the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, brewing, dairy and similar industries, or anywhere that high ...

‘Our time (zone) is coming’ (20/05/2004)

... founder and chief executive of the highly successful biotechnology company, Proteome Systems, is himself a dynamic example of how ...

Pressure transmitter measures gases, vapours, and liquids.

Pressure transmitter (19/05/2004)

... to meet the demands of food processing, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology. Wetted parts have roughness values of Ra 0.4µm. The system ...

New round of biotech funding (17/05/2004)

... researchers have another opportunity to apply for grants under the Biotechnology Innovation Fund. The fund has so far provided $36m for ...

Federal funding for pharmaceutical companies (23/04/2004)

... are drawn from across the pharmaceuticals industry and include biotechnology companies, a generic medicine manufacturer, and ...

Aussie science on show for APEC (11/03/2004)

... in science, engineering and innovation.“The Environmental Biotechnology CRC’s application of natural bioprocesses to reduce, reuse ...

Dry block temperature calibrator (9/03/2004)

... available for 30-160°C, suitable for pharmaceutical, food, or biotechnology industries, and 40-600°C, suitable for higher temperatures, ...

Stainless steel gauge with Tri-Clamp process connection.

Hygienic pressure gauge assembly (9/03/2004)

... are designed for applications in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and food and beverage ...

Nominations open for 2004 Victoria prize (20/02/2004)

... million cancer patients worldwide and spawned a billion dollar biotechnology industry.“The six Fellows receive grants of up to ...