Researchers at one of Victoria’s leading public universities, the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), have developed a sophisticated nanotechnology
Melbourne scientists at Walter and Eliza Hall Institute discover cancer-killing antibody
Victorian biomedical scientists have published evidence suggesting that a particular antibody could be used to activate a cancer-killing protein. A
The science behind Melbourne’s next generation cancer therapies
Victorian researchers at Melbourne’s brand new Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre are making large strides in the development of a treatment
How Melbourne tech start-up Envato attracts the world’s best talent
A Melbourne startup is using its unique workplace philosophy to demonstrate how a business can use it’s flexibility and diversity
World’s first robotic ultrasound developed at Deakin University
With ageing populations becoming a global trend, the challenge to deliver high quality and cost-effective healthcare is a significant worldwide
Advanced manufacturing in Australia – closing the gap
Recently, I was lucky enough to be invited on a panel to consider a hypothetical scenario in manufacturing and how
Industry collaboration: Victoria welcomes global innovators from Denmark, Canada & the UK as veski innovation fellows
The secrets to the human brain, chronic inflammatory diseases and modern engineering challenges, including the key to making air travel
Let’s talk about the hushed side of health
It’s no secret that trim, taught and tantalising wellness warriors dominate discussions about health on social media by posting images
Dr Amanda Barnard grabs a bag of ‘firsts’ winning the Nobel Prize of nanoscience world: The Feynman Prize
For the first time, a scientist from the southern hemisphere has taken out the Feynman Prize in its 22 year
Monash University’s Low FODMAP App is winning friends and influencing people
Generally I wouldn’t support a university trying to directly commercialise its own research right down to the consumer transition point.