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Mend the Gap
Born to be wild: Successful ‘Breed for Release’ Zoo Program
Introducing the 'Sutrode'
A $24M funded project which will focus on repairing the gap which forms when the spine is broken.
Introducing the 'Sutrode'
Born to be wild: Successful ‘Breed for Release’ Zoo Program
Introducing the 'Sutrode'
The graphene based electrode may be used for the treatment of diseases including rheumatoid arthritis, colitis and sepsis.
Born to be wild: Successful ‘Breed for Release’ Zoo Program
Born to be wild: Successful ‘Breed for Release’ Zoo Program
Born to be wild: Successful ‘Breed for Release’ Zoo Program
A Taronga zoo-based Regent Honeyeater conservation program is showing improved outcomes for the endangered bird.
A circular fashion economy will help save our environment
A circular fashion economy will help save our environment
Born to be wild: Successful ‘Breed for Release’ Zoo Program
Diverting textile waste from landfill by recycling the textiles into its raw components and changing how we dye textiles.
Helping Sleep Apnea patients to breathe easy
A circular fashion economy will help save our environment
Helping Sleep Apnea patients to breathe easy
Clinicians and researchers are working on an implant to prevent airways from narrowing and collapsing during sleep.
National Science Week: Covid style
A circular fashion economy will help save our environment
Helping Sleep Apnea patients to breathe easy
Sadly it's a repeat of 2020 with many events transitioning to online - but you can still be part of the fun and celebrate science.
Faecal Transplant Trial: Participants needed
Faecal Transplant Trial: Participants needed
Faecal Transplant Trial: Participants needed
There is increasing evidence showing a link between Parkinson’s disease and gut health.
Solving Schizophrenia
Faecal Transplant Trial: Participants needed
Faecal Transplant Trial: Participants needed
Professor Xu-Feng is on a mission to solve Schizophrenia, and after 20 years of research he is very, very close.
Replacing the use of animals in research
Faecal Transplant Trial: Participants needed
Molecular Horizons is now open. What's next?
An in vitro testing model to better understand and treat skin infections in humans, will not only reduce animal testing but also be more accurate.
Molecular Horizons is now open. What's next?
Molecular Horizons is now open. What's next?
Molecular Horizons is now open. What's next?
Research Director Professor Antione van Oijen, shares his immediate plans to ensure the research facility's success.