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Media Release: New hope in global race to beat malaria parasite’s deadly new resistanceScientists have made a major breakthrough in the global search for a new drug to beat the malaria parasite’s growing resistance to first-defence treatments.
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Professor Andrew Holmes appointed a Fellow of the US National Academy of Inventors.The Bio21 Institute would like to congratulate Professor Andrew Holmes, who has just been appointed a Fellow of the US National Academy of Inventors.
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Top 10 ways to give nature a helping handVictorians are being urged to help nature adapt to new conditions under climate change through a new 10-point guide.
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The accidental Head of SchoolProfessor Frances Separovic reflects on two terms leading the School of Chemistry
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'Bug' biomarkers used to assess water qualityBio21 Institute hosted the CAPIM Symposium on the 1-2 December 2015.
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Australian EMBL PhD Symposium expands young researchers' horizonsBio21 Institute recently hosted the 2nd annual European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), Australia PhD Symposium.
Image: Student delegates, Emma Cazaly and Sionne Lucas, from the Menzies Institute for Medical Research and Nagaraj Moily, from the Bio21 Institute discuss their research projects while enjoying the chance to meet new friends.
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Why those sugar-free products damage your teethBuyer beware: new research shows sugar-free drinks and lollies are just as bad for your teeth as sugary products
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Academia and industry join forces against malariaProfessor Leann Tilley and Stanley Cheng Xie from the Bio21 Institute are joining with Takeda Pharmaceuticals in the fight against malarial drug resistance.
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Bio21 Groups Supported in Quest for Medical DiscoveriesNHMRC Project and Fellowship grants received by Bio21 researchers will ensure that important research into neurodegenerative diseases, radiopharmaceuticals, periodontitis, and the tropical diseases leishmaniasis and malaria will continue.
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Vibrant Research Culture Sows Seeds for DiscoveryBio21 research groups' ARC Discovery and LIEF grant success
