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Amos Scientific Pty Ltd, a leading Australian company, is thrilled to announce its participation in the 91st China International Medical Equipment Fair (CMEF), taking place from April 8–22, 2025 in Shanghai, China.

AXT are proud to announce that they will be distributing the Alemnis range of micromechanical testing systems and environmental add-ons designed for in situ use in SEMs, CTs, synchrotrons, XRDs, light microscopes etc.

Australia continues to occupy a leading position in the global research community. AXT continue to identify and source the latest technologies to assist the Australian research community with maintaining their position at the cutting edge.

Sydney Analytical recently installed one of the most powerful home-lab systems in the world.

OncoBeta® GmbH, a global medical device company specialising in innovative therapies for non-melanoma skin cancers (NMSCs), is supporting World Skin Cancer Awareness Month (May 2024) by focusing on educating patients suffering with NMSCs about the...

Inventor says pairing overlapping bistable domes and artificial intelligence enables unique paper thin shape sensors, soft robots, and using thinner stronger metals to reduce vehicle weight and climate change.

AXT have added NewTec Scientific's product lines to their portfolio to help satisfy a growing demand from Australian researchers. Their innovative in situ testing platforms will help them accelerate their research projects.

The provocative theory presented in the book "Sex On the Wrong Brain" as well as website and screenplay of the same name suggests that recent worldwide spikes in sexism, racism, and authoritarianism blamed on COVID shutdowns and isolation were fueled by..

A market-driven showcase connecting clean technologies to global oil and gas organizations.

AXT are pleased to be partnering with AMAZEMET to bring their metal additive manufacturing technologies to Australia to help local researchers and companies accelerate their 3D printing programs with a view to faster commercialisation.

Battery recycling technology start-up reveals initiative with Australia's University of Newcastle to recover battery metals from spent lithium battery cells

Non-invasive therapy for non-melanoma skin cancer is now available at select GenesisCare treatment sites