BABS’ Virologist and Professor Peter White and colleagues have put together a flyer to provide straight-forward guidelines to help the elderly stay safe during the COVID-19 outbreak. Please pass this flyer around.
Whooping cough bacteria are becoming smarter at colonising and feeding off unwitting hosts, strengthening calls for a new vaccine, according to UNSW researchers.
For the seventh consecutive year academics and student ambassadors from the School of BABS participated in the Year 10 Science Project at Willoughby Girls High School.
After 20 years of effort, congratulations to Associate Professor Wallace Bridge and his industry partners on the recent US product launch of the first of the
The L’Oréal Girls in Science Forum is a collaborated event run between L’Oréal Australia and UNSW aimed at encouraging high school girls to consider studying Science subjects.
The UNSW iGEM team has just participated in the 2019 Jamboree in Boston, presenting their work on Pacilitaxel biosynthesis using a scaffolded , self-assembling multienzyme structure.
The School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Science in conjunction with BABSOC invited past and present students of BABS to celebrate the future of biotechnology by reminiscing on the past.
A rocket has carried a bacterial experiment – and the aspirations of UNSW Science students – to new heights during the inaugural Australian Universities Rocket Competition.
