Australian Life Scientist Weekly | FABLS up in lights / From baker to brewer

Friday 2nd November 2007 Australian Life Scientist Weekly FABLS up in lights The Australian Research Network for Fluorescence Applications in Biotechnology and Life Sciences (FABLS) has access to a staggering array of Australian and overseas instrumentation and expertise in fluorescence technology and applications. More... From baker to brewer Rob Learmonth is using his fluorescence expertise to help the most needy - Australia's beer and wine drinkers. More... Reddel wins Ramaciotti Medal Sydney's Roger Reddel and ANU's John Curtin School of Medical Research win big. More... Chinese stem cell venture for Monash Monash and Peking unis in stem cell research agreement. More... Scientists' salaries rise Average earnings for science graduates and professional scientists have grown. More... Two genes identified for AS UQ's Matt Brown and Wellcome Trust genome-wide study uncover genes for ankylosing spondylitis. More... Advance to San Diego Applications are open for the second Advancing BioBusiness Award. More... Fowlpox vaccine released A vaccine for fowlpox developed by the CSIRO has been released commercially. More...

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