Biotech company Microba has partnered with Europe’s largest medical diagnostic services provider SYNLAB to take its world-leading gut microbiome analysis to the European market. Read more on the TIQ website
Brisbane-based biotech company Zucero Therapeutics has received national funding to progress its drug Pixatimod towards clinical trials after a study indicated that Pixatimod can inhibit the virus that causes COVID-19. Read more on the TIQ website
TIQ is partnering with one of Latin America’s most prominent mining industry bodies to host a special business-matching program for Queensland mining equipment, technology and services (METS) companies this month. Read more on the TIQ website
TIQ teamed up with representatives from more than 30 Queensland resource companies and major projects to engage with a global investment audience during the inaugural Mines and Money Online Connect Asia Pacific, held recently. Read more on the TIQ website
Scientists in Taiwan and Queensland are collaborating to create banana varieties that can better resist Panama TR4 – a disease that is threatening the banana industry worldwide. Read more on the TIQ website
Brisbane company Immersive Robotics (IMR) has been signed up by one of the world’s leading electronics manufacturers to help progress the next generation of paper-thin TV screens. Read more on the TIQ website
The Antofagasta Industry Association (AIA) is one of Latin America’s most prominent mining industry bodies, with wide reach and influence. The AIA is committed to promoting industrial development and growth for the region’s socio-economic benefit. Read more on the TIQ website
Proserpine business Artemis Robotics recently rubbed virtual shoulders with some of Silicon Valley’s big players when it presented at a high-profile webinar following an introduction from TIQ. Read more on the TIQ website
North Queensland’s first renewable hydrogen facility will be built at Townsville’s Sun Metals Zinc Refinery thanks to a $5 million Queensland Government grant. Read more on the TIQ website
The first commercial shipment of kabocha Japanese pumpkins exported by Gatton-based Qualipac has landed in Japan. It’s the first step towards Queensland securing a share of Japan’s $108 million kabocha import market. Read more on the TIQ website