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Stories from CSIRO at the World Mining Congress 2023
Clever machines making mining safer on Earth and, one day, in space Deadly slopes revealed with computer vision and radar From finding cancers to sorting minerals Hunting for critical minerals with...
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Media releases from the World Mining Congress
Daily alerts Thursday: The Treasurer of Australia at the World Mining Congress Wednesday: Mining between a rock and a hard place, floods and more. Tuesday: Queensland Premier welcomes mining leaders...
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Media welcome – International Congress of Genetics
Media are welcome. For more information and accreditation contact:Niall Byrne niall@scienceinpublic.com.au +61-417-131-977 Twenty years ago, Australia hosted the International Congress of Genetics. It...
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Australia can turn research into innovation, jobs and companies
The idea that Australian can lead in research, but can’t capture the benefits will be challenged in Adelaide this week. Cooperative Research Australia’s 2023 conference at the Adelaide Convention...
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Transforming Melbourne, transforming the world
International Genetics Congress returns When will genetics deliver on the hype and truly guide your healthcare? It’s in the air and water – a campaign to find and protect Australia’s missing plant and...
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Sleep for bushfire survivors. Cane waste to rebuild soil health. The real...
Sleep for bushfire survivors Cane waste to rebuild soil health The real carbon cost of your travel Creating tri-sector careers Four early career researchers from Canberra, Newcastle, Sydney, Melbourne...
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Dreamliner composites. Hearing loss. AI valuations. Healing chronic wounds....
Innovation winners from Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane Six Excellence in Innovation awards were presented last night at the Collaborate Innovate 2023 conference in Adelaide, held by...
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“Nothing about us, without us” National Indigenous genomics initiative launch Sunday 16 July 2023 10 am Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre A national centre launched today will bring the...
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Today: from $3 billion genome to the $1,000 genome. Tomorrow: your code on...
The International Congress of Genetics returns to Australia Today 4 pm: Evensong celebrating science and faith at St Pauls Cathedral – more below 6 pm: Congress opening ceremony with Victorian Health...
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Powerful new network to ensure Indigenous Australians can benefit from...
Media release from the Australian Alliance for Indigenous Genomics (ALIGN) A national alliance of the brightest minds in genomic science, academia, policy makers, industry and Indigenous leaders will...
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Teeth reveal missing slavery stories; who owns and benefits from DNA;...
And more from the International Congress of Genetics in Melbourne Catch-22: perils, promises, and profit from Indigenous peoples. Dr Krystal Tsosie, a member of the Navajo Nation, realised that her...
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Stuttering Gene found. Fast living killifish reverse muscle wasting. Solving...
And more at the International Congress of Genetics New gene linked to persistent stuttering, thanks to Michael Hildebrand’s team across 18 institutions. Brain imaging shows that people with this...
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Fast living killifish reverse muscle wasting. Could we?
Photo credit: Avnika Ruparelia Life’s tough for African killifish. They only live for three to four months. They suffer from the same diseases of old-aging that we do – cancer, short telomeres, and...
View ArticleAre we ready for gene testing and genetic medicine?
71 per cent of Australians believe that gene testing does not necessarily contribute to effective cancer or disease treatment according to a survey by Lonergan on behalf of gene technology company,...
View ArticleAre bin chickens spreading Japanese encephalitis?
Are bin chickens spreading deadly diseases? Anjana Karawita and his colleagues at CSIRO’s Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness in Geelong are investigating the role of Australian ibis in...
View ArticleA prize for nonsense and quality control
mRNA ‘quality control’ pioneers Allan Jacobson and Lynne Maquat receive US$500,000 Gruber Genetics Prize in Melbourne Every plant, every animal, every human depends on mRNA to accurately translate the...
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Bin chickens; platypus threat; bilby poo; isolated koalas; sex changing fish
Thursday at the Genetics Congress Are bin chickens spreading Japanese encephalitis? Anjana Karawita from CSIRO says the native ibis could be implicated in the spread. Platypus viability threatened by...
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Antidepressants, bowel cancer, ancient DNA, liver, heart, short stature, and...
Friday at the Genetics Congress Inequity in genomic health for Indigenous Australians New guidelines released for achondroplasia, the most common form of disproportionate short stature Repatriation of...
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Paranoid plants, productive sheep, queen bees, wheat, barley, rice, bin...
Agricultural genetic stories from the International Congress of Genetics in Melbourne. A genomic future for Australian sheep? Paranoid plants: conflict in the immune system Australia’s wild relatives...
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Media releases from the International Congress of Genetics
Daily alerts Friday: Paranoid plants, productive sheep, queen bees, wheat, barley, rice, bin chickens, flower and fruit yield Antidepressants, bowel cancer, ancient DNA, liver, heart, short stature,...
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