Australia harbours one of the world’s richest diversities of venomous species, from spiders and snakes to marine organisms and insects. Venoms play critical ecological roles, helping species hunt, defend themselves, and adapt to their environments. They also...
Bioplatforms Australia congratulates all the winners of the 2025 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes, announced on 3 September at the Australian Museum in Sydney. Now in its 35th year, the Eureka Prizes recognise the very best in Australian science, spanning research,...
Bioplatforms Australia, Australian BioCommons, and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) are deepening their long-standing collaboration in life science research, focusing on biological data, bioinformatics, and the growing role of artificial intelligence...
Key Points 1. The aim of this Voucher Scheme is to enable projects addressing significant scientific challenges using synthetic biology capabilities at NCRIS SynBio and NCRIS Partner facilities. 2. Applications for a Primary Voucher will include a Lead Provider from...
Network of synthetic biology facilities to develop plants ready for future challengesA recent $20M investment from the Commonwealth has led to the development of Plant SynBio Australia (PSBA), a network of facilities with nodes at Adelaide University, Australian...
A world-first effort to build an artificial chromosome entirely from scratch in plants has received morethan $12 million in funding from the UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) through itsSynthetic Plants program. Bioplatforms Australia are proud to be...
