Life Sciences in an exciting, rapidly evolving industry which looks to be of increasing importance to local economies, consumers and jobseekers alike. From developing life-saving vaccines to supplying medical devices across the globe, this industry provides essential products and services to millions. Globally, employment in the life sciences industry has grown more than 42% over the past 20 years. Australia is recognised as a world leader in life sciences research, particularly in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and digital health.
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How biomaterials are revolutionising healthcareLearn how biomaterials are used to treat patients and improve bodily functions. -
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Smart devices: the future of medical techLearn how smart medical devices will impact the future of treatment and care. -
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7 fascinating science factsLearn about these quirky new developments in science. -
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Transitioning from academia to a successful career in the life sciencesGo from studying to working with these tips. -
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Five clinical trials that will shape the future of medicine in 2023Discover innovative clinical trials set to transform medicine. -
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New technologies caring for your heartLearn about new, life-saving devices protecting you from a broken heart. -
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A closer look at: carbon sequestrationHow trees, soil and oceans play an essential role in balancing carbon emissions. -
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Cochlear implants: a truly revolutionary medical deviceFirst introduced in the late 1970s, the cochlear implant (AKA bionic ear) was a massive step forward for hearing technology.
