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A little lupin improves the bread of life
Posted in: 2011In flour it reduces heart disease risk say Melbourne and WA researchers You can lower your risk of heart disease significantly, just by using flour containing 40 per cent lupin beans in the place of conventional wholemeal flour, according to research by Victoria University dietitian Dr Regina Belski and colleagues from the University of Western…
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A smart bandage reveals healing
Posted in: 2011, VicMelbourne researchers have developed smart bandages that change colour to reveal the state of the wound beneath. Their invention could reduce the $500 million cost of chronic wound care in Australia.
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Insulin that doesn’t need a fridge or a needle?
Posted in: 2010, VicA young Monash University chemist and her colleagues have successfully strengthened insulin’s chemical structure without affecting its activity. Their new insulin won’t require refrigeration.
Fresh Science
NOMINATIONS NOW CLOSED
We’ve had a fantastic response to Fresh Science with 178 nominations from around the country. Thank you to everyone who applied. Judging is in progress. watch this space…
Fresh Science is a national competition helping early career researchers find, and then share, their stories of discovery.
The program takes up-and-coming researchers with no media experience and turns them into spokespeople for science, giving them a taste of life in the limelight, with a day of media training and a public event in their home state.
Events will run across the country in October and November in states where we secure the funding.
In 2021, events are confirmed for VIC, SA, NSW and QLD.
If your nomination is successful and we have not secured funding for an event in your home state, you will be invited to attend one of the other state events if you can cover your costs (we can help by writing to your DVCR). For VIC, SA, NSW and QLD, ten researchers will be selected to participate in their state event.
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The Qld event is run by our friends and colleagues at Econnect Communication.
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