Mupharma’s bright future seen clearly
An exciting Melbourne start-up has developed a highly novel non-invasive device that could avoid the need for intraocular injections to deliver drugs to the eye.
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Going nano for maximum impact
A new way to solve a major problem in miniaturised sensors is at hand.
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Superpowered stitches
Medical sutures could provide a conduit to deliver anti-inflammatory treatments directly into damaged tissue. Recent research has demonstrated that drugs can be drawn along the threads of the stitches themselves before being widely dispersed into soft tissue models.
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Novel device detects pre-eclampsia biomarkers
Australian researchers are prototyping an affordable device capable of diagnosing pre-eclampsia within half an hour.
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TMOS lights the way
Researchers at the ANU-led ARC Centre of Excellence for Transformative Meta-Optical Systems (TMOS) are producing the light-based technologies that are needed to meet the evolving demands of Industry 4.0.
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Personalising nutrition
A wearable smart patch could deliver precision data to help people personalise their diets and reduce their risk of developing lifestyle-related chronic diseases like Type 2 diabetes.
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Dancing helium
University of Queensland researchers are using a fluid that never settles to create quantum tornadoes on a chip.
Light, fantastic: the path ahead for faster, smaller computer processors
Australian and German physicists have developed a hybrid architecture to overcome some of the engineering hurdles that are slowing the uptake of light-based computing.
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AFM on a chip
New developments from UWA are providing miniaturisation opportunities for one of the most widely used techniques for analysing nanoscale structures.
Diamond encrusted sensors
An Adelaide artist has inspired a path towards rugged diamond-based magnetic field sensors that could be used in underwater monitoring, brain scanning, and mineral exploration applications.
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Quantum tech is taking effect
The quantum sector is nearing the tipping point of its transition from R&D into real-world applications. Sydney’s “Quantum Harbour is leading the way with its critical mass of world-class researchers and infrastructure, ready for the next leap in quantum technology.
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Show and solar cell
A team of University of Newcastle researchers has been showing off their ultra-light solar cells that are produced at a rate of hundreds of metres a day using ANFF Material’s roll-to-roll printing capabilities.
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