Monash spin-out, Jupiter Ionics, is commercialising a patented carbon-neutral ammonia manufacturing process. CHALLENGE Ammonia is one of the world’s most manufactured chemicals. It is currently used for fertiliser that helps Read more
Whitefly is one of the most costly agricultural pests in the world with very limited treatment options. Now, a new pesticide that uses RNA to only target whitefly could prevent Read more
In the push for ever smaller and faster computer chips, Microsoft has funded researchers using Microscopy Australia’s facility at the University of Sydney to help to understand the behaviour of Read more
A paper by Microscopy Australia user Dr Gerry Shami and colleagues, working with A/Prof. Filip Braet, director of Microscopy Australia’s University of Sydney facility, was the 30th most downloaded cell Read more
Back in 2012, the Microscopy Australia facility at UWA qualified under the International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) Network of Analytical Laboratories to analyse environmental samples for the IAEA. For the Read more
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