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Times Higher Education-QS World University Rankings 2009: Life Sciences and Biomedicine

Academic Ranking of World Universities in Life and Agriculture Sciences - 2009

The links above direct to two different rankings of world universities in the field of life sciences. The former is published by the Times Higher Education Supplement and the latter by Shanghai Jiao Tong University. It is also possible to view overall world rankings across all fields of study by clicking these links.

The results of Australian universities as they relate to the biotechnology industry are summarised below:

Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2009
Sciences and Biomedicine - Top 50

University      World Ranking
University of Melbourne            =13
University of Sydney              15
Australian National University              21
Monash University              25
University of Queensland              28
University of New South Wales              43

** Note: Any Australian university not mentioned was placed outside of the top 50


Academic Ranking of World Universities 2009
Life and Agriculture Sciences - Top 100

University      World Ranking
Australian National University              42
University of Western Australia              44
University of Queensland            52-75
University of Melbourne            76-100

** Note: All universities that ranked lower than 50 are grouped in to ranges.
Any Australian university not mentioned was placed outside the top 100

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8th May BioBreakfast - The Technological and Economic Opportunities of BioBanking in Australia

Tuesday 8th May, 7:15am - 9:00am
Cinema 1, Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), Federation Square, Melbourne

As the pharmaceutical industry and the wider research sector shifts rapidly towards personalised medicine and genomics combined with the increasing power of computational sciences, biobanking is clearly an emerging winner in terms of commercialisation opportunity and provision of quality research services for the future.

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