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New era in X-ray imaging
In-depth imaging is now available on the move thanks to Adelaide-based medical device manufacturer, Micro-X, which has commercialised a new way of producing x-rays.
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Homegrown platform to make diagnostics easy
NSW-startup Kimiya is developing a homegrown technology platform aimed at making diagnostic testing quick, easy and accessible.
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Photonic switch on the right tracks
A photonic switch developed by Perth-based researchers has been backed by UWA to help it reach its commercial potential.
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UWA research moves up the food chain
A research project to develop a portable sensor capable of assessing food quality has won the Buy West Eat Best Kim Chance Fellowship Award from the WA State Government.
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Storing sunshine in a bottle
ANFF-enabled researchers at ANU have created a record- breaking device that uses sunlight to harvest hydrogen.
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Ligō to lead the way
A lifechanging product being developed in Sydney could revolutionise the way we approach wound repair, while also placing Australia at the forefront of the burgeoning regenerative medicine industry.
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Ecofriendly pesticides get an efficiency boost
Researchers from the University of Queensland have paved the way for wide use of high-performance ecofriendly pesticides by encasing them in nanoparticles, making them sturdier and stickier.
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Next generation flexible augmented reality displays
Augmented Reality (AR) is being brought out of science fiction and into real-world applications, generating a market that has the potential to grow to US$100 billion by 2024.
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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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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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