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The secret to better diabetes treatment may have been found in the most unlikely of places –– snail venom.
A fresh approach to usability and engagement is earning Melbourne startup AgriWebb industry accolades and loyal customers.
Melbourne scientists are trialling a new stem cell treatment for arthritis that could improve quality of life of those suffering from the disorder.
Melbourne's leading minds at the Florey Institute partner with Global Kinetics Corporation to develop a world first piece of tech.
Long before Australia’s water scarcity challenges of today. Victorian company Rubicon Water was already working on solutions.
Novatti Group Ltd is at the forefront of a revolution in payments technologies helping to drive a new wave of economic activity in emerging markets.
A team of RMIT University students beat out 1700 other entrants to become finalists in Elon Musk’s SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition.
Melbourne is fast building a reputation as a world-leading medical technology hub.
Australian scientists are researching how population dynamics can be mapped to better understand and prevent the spread of communicable diseases.
A Melbourne 3D printing research unit has been helping to change the face of biomedical science through its manufacture of prosthetic limbs.
Australia has an exciting opportunity to re-join the international space race in which it was once a key participant.
A Melbourne graduate with a social conscience is combining her engineering skills with her talent for business to produce affordable robotics.
Melbourne has been at the forefront of currency security for decades, and few companies better represent that success than Innovia Security.
A Melbourne-based startup offering new and interesting takes on cycling essentials will soon be exporting its products worldwide.
A Victorian venture capital experiment has borne fruit for Mitsubishi Australia.
A pioneering Melbourne startup is breaking new ground in the next generation of music listening devices.
Melbourne’s world-leading medical technology sector is breaking new ground in the treatment of paralysis.
Melbourne based Lawyer turned inventor Paul Kouris has come up with a simple way to create cheap energy using hydropower to its full potential.
