We are pleased to announce the launch of a new international bioactives conference to be held at Macquarie University Sydney Australia in September 2026. Bringing together global leaders, researchers, industry partners and policymakers to explore cutting-edge developments and future directions in the field. The conference will provide a platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration and translation, […]
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Student Retreat Builds Skills, Sparks Collaboration, and Strengthens Community The annual FAAB Industrial Transformation Training Centre Retreat, held from 2–4 April 2025 at the Australian National University in Canberra, brought together our vibrant cohort of students and researchers for three days of professional development, networking, and collaboration. With a full schedule of insightful presentations, team-building […]
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SFI Health is one of many credible companies to join forces with The Australian Council Training Centre for Facilitated Advancement of Australia’s Bioactives (FAAB), launched in March 2022. The collaboration will yield exciting outcomes for advancing human health, supporting emerging scientists and strengthening our competitive position in the cognitive health market. Download Full Article Here
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Bioaktive Substanzen können das Immunsystem stärken und die Gesundheit fördern; sie spielen eine wichtige Rolle bei der Vorbeugung von Krankheiten, etwa Allergien, chronischen Entzündungen oder bestimmten Krebserkrankungen. Chemikerinnen und Chemiker erforschen in internationaler Zusammenarbeit die Potenziale solcher Stoffe, damit das wissenschaftliche Know-how langfristig auch in die industrielle Herstellung neuer bioaktiver Produkte münden kann. Um den […]
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The research partnership will focus on restoration of normal microbiomes in gut issues such as IBS, examining and utilising the synergistic effects of the host, the host microbiome and Scobiotics™ (revolutionary, syntrophic mixed cultures of living organisms, prebiotics and substrates) by identifying the best combinations to achieve homeostasis. Macquarie University’s new ARC Training Centre for […]
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The leader of ANSTO’s Food Materials Science Project, Prof Elliot Gilbert, and the leader of food provenance projects, Dr Debashish Mazumder, are among a large number of investigators who will train and supervise students in the use of techniques to investigate bioactive ingredients. Prof Alison Rogers of Macquarie University will act as Director of The […]
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