Australia’s life science strengths and success stories highlighted in the latest edition of , AusBiotech’s official journal, in anticipation of the upcoming and conferences.
The sector’s recent successes have been significant in progressing Australia’s biotechnology industry, with Australia’s position in the global biotech ecosystem stronger than ever.
This edition of the journal offers local insights into global issues and trends impacting the sector and provides homegrown approaches to tackling challenges such as talent attraction and workforce retention, 3Rs alternatives, and patent protection for artificial intelligence-developed therapies. These topics and more will be expanded upon at the AusBiotech 2023 national conference in Brisbane.
Providing a platform for education, the journal strengthens and grows industry knowledge of Australian capabilities and enablers through commentary from a diverse range of authors. This edition’s themes include: medicines development, manufacturing, and taking Australia global.
Read compelling insights from sector leaders, including Navigating the future: predictions and potentials of Australian biotechnology by Emeritus Professor Ian Frazer AC FRS, Frazer Institute, The University of Queensland, Introducing Australia’s powerhouse for innovative biotech ventures, by Dr Andrew Nash, CSL; Professor Alan Cowman AC, WEHI; and Professor Mark Hargreaves AM, The University of Melbourne, and Creating an industry – small biotech and the RNA revolution, by Dr Gisela Mautner, CEO and Managing Director, Noxopharm.
The journal also reflects on AusMedtech 2023, the biggest AusMedtech to date, and the AusMedtech 2023 Early-Stage Innovation Forum, which showcased emerging medtech innovations and experts who are developing breakthrough solutions for patients.
This edition also contains regular features, including the AusBiotech CEO Report, and AusBioStock – an exclusive report from David Nayagam, Evans & Partners. The journal welcomes new AusBiotech members, and holds a list of AusBiotech corporate members.
In-depth commentary on the Australian and global biotechnology sector will continue at , from 1-3 November in Brisbane, and on 30 October in Melbourne. AusBiotech thanks the support of Host State Partners, Queensland Government and Victoria State Government (respectively).
The next edition of Australasian Biotechnology will be released in April 2024 and will feature Australian and international medtech success stories.
