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  • Lorne special: Piecing together the breast cancer puzzle 15/02/2010 08:20:00

    Just when things seemed to be going around in circles, some quite unexpected data from WEHI has opened up an exciting new avenue in breast cancer research.
    Just when things seemed to be going around in circles, some quite unexpected data from WEHI has opened up an exciting new avenue in breast cancer research.
  • Another malaria breakthrough offers potential drug target 04/02/2010 11:09:00

    Researchers at the WEHI have identified a protein that could present an attractive drug target to prevent the parasite's spread through the blood.
    Researchers at the WEHI have identified a protein that could present an attractive drug target to prevent the parasite's spread through the blood.
  • Most malaria vaccine candidates haven't been investigated 19/01/2010 14:58:00

    Only a small fraction of proteins that could act as vaccine against blood-stage malaria candidates have been thoroughly studied, say WEHI scientists.
    Only a small fraction of proteins that could act as vaccine against blood-stage malaria candidates have been thoroughly studied, say WEHI scientists.
  • Hilton heads WEHI 24/02/2009 16:38:00

    Doug Hilton the new director of WEHI
    Doug Hilton the new director of WEHI
  • Bench to bedside for cancer 06/02/2009 11:45:00

    New cancer research facility launched at WEHI
    New cancer research facility launched at WEHI
  • Malaria genomes under the knife 10/10/2008 10:55:00

    Genomes of two malaria parasite species sequenced
    Genomes of two malaria parasite species sequenced
  • Genera launches with PapTest 25/08/2008 13:11:00

    Genera Biosystems is distributing its new HPV test through Gribbles Pathology and promises more in the booming molecular diagnostics field.
    Genera Biosystems is distributing its new HPV test through Gribbles Pathology and promises more in the booming molecular diagnostics field.
  • Pharma and academia - how opposites attract 07/08/2008 11:49:00

    They may have sneered at each other in the past, but collaborative efforts for translational research between academia and industry are happening, and they are working.
    They may have sneered at each other in the past, but collaborative efforts for translational research between academia and industry are happening, and they are working.
  • ASM: Parasites sans frontiers 04/07/2008 16:19:00

    Professor Alan Cowman of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute will deliver the Rubbo Oration at this year’s Australian Society of Microbiology (ASM) annual meeting, being held in Melbourne next week.
    Professor Alan Cowman of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute will deliver the Rubbo Oration at this year's Australian Society of Microbiology (ASM) annual meeting, being held in Melbourne next week.
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