Australian Life Scientist Weekly | AusBiotech special: Australia's place in the global gravity shift / AusBiotech special: Boning up on mesenchymal stem cells

Friday 19th October 2007 Australian Life Scientist Weekly AusBiotech special: Australia's place in the global gravity shift With AusBiotech 2007 being held in Brisbane next week, ALS takes its bi-annual survey of the state of the industry. More... AusBiotech special: Boning up on mesenchymal stem cells As it begins Phase IIa clinical trials, Mesoblast is riding high: its share price is climbing, its market capitalisation is booming and all that promise seems to be coming good. More... AusBiotech special: how Oncaidia hopes to target cancer Adelaide company Oncaidia is developing a novel monoclonal antibody it hopes will target cancer by tracking down the La protein and letting loose a firestorm. More... AusBiotech special: Proteomics and disease diagnosis At AusBiotech's targeting tumours session next week, Minomic's CEO, Brad Walsh, will explain how proteomics can be harnessed to diagnose disease. More... AusBiotech profile: ReWire Therapies ReWire Therapies can probably boast one of the most impressive groups of company directors to be found in any biotechnology venture in Australia. More... AusBiotech profile: Plasvacc We profile Queensland veterinary biotech Plasvacc, which develops plasma products as an alternative to antibiotics. More... BT futurist: artificial intelligence will win Nobel prizes by 2020 In this interview, futurologist Ian Pearson talks about his profession, explains why he doesn't think we will understand intelligent machines when they finally arise, and discusses the convergence of nanoscience, biotechnology, information technology and cognitive science. More...

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