In applied research and in expanding the frontiers of knowledge through 'fundamental' research, Murdoch University researchers have been prepared to be adventurous and innovative.
On the strength of their efforts the University has established an enviable research reputation in less than 25 years. Synergy showcases the latest research projects and will offer a convenient guide to consultancy services at Murdoch.

Volume 9 No 2 2005		Agricultural research, Biosecurity, Inoculation technology, Grain handling, Salinity, Bird flu, Sheep transport and feedlots
Volume 9 No 1 2005		HIV vaccine research, Fisheries research, Antimatter, Nationalism, Swedish journalists, Women in prison, Freedom of information
Volume 8 No 1 2004		DNA sequencing, Ancient sex, Convict history, Aboriginal childhood separations, Refugee integration, Blushing, Impact of regional tourism
Volume 7 No 2 Winter 2003		Worm power, Vet accreditation, Prime cuts, Crop attack, Bloomin good, Forestry frontline
Volume 7 No 1 Autumn 2003		Information Flow, Crop Boost, Bioinformatics on centre stage, Superficial science, From laboratory to living room, Emergency solution
Volume 6 No 3 Summer 2002		New Learning Experiences, Flea Control, Renewable Energy Innovation, Metals Stress, Breaking Down the Barriers for Women Prisoners
Volume 6 No 2 Winter 2002		Agricultural Research, Harnessing Bacteria, Molecular Breeding, Drug Development, Helping Indonesian Farmers, Proteomics
Volume 6 No 1 Autumn 2002		New Vice-Chancellor, Fishing for answers, Building a cleaner environment, Wind power, Banking on the environment, Meandering memories
Volume 5 No 4 Summer 2001		Reconciliation goal, Atomic research, Drop of hope, Online communities, Grey power, Digital revolution
Volume 5 No 3 Spring 2001		Skin deep, Seeds of hope, Fresh science, Dolphins on the brink, Algal carbon sink, Hunting for sharks
Volume 5 No 2 Winter 2001		Weighing in to the body debate, Keeping your cool, Battle of the sexes, From the mouths of babes, Analysing TV news, From fryer to fueltank
Volume 5 No 1 Autumn 2001		Motion sickness and migraine, Hooked on numbers, People's new best friend, Food science on the menu, Armageddon cinema
Volume 4 No 4 Summer 2000		Gold operations research success, National science prize, Rickshaw pullers and prostitutes, Beefing up cattle immunity, Seagrass research
Volume 4 No 3 Spring 2000		Switching to gas, Can a fence cause climate change, New organic waste centre, Taking the guesswork out of mining, Growing with the flow, Are sick bilbies easier to catch
Volume 4 No 2 Winter 2000		Herpes virus in human hearts, Disease threat for Australian animals, Do drug bans cheat the athletes, Advertising breaks digital frontier, Dog disease screening may help human cures, Giving gibbons a helping hand
Volume 4 No 1 Autumn 2000		The essential China, Political rhetoric, Managing Asian media, E-commerce success, Flea vaccine, Talking to humans, Medicine and maths, Saving miners millions
Volume 3 No 3 Spring 1999		Gene technology, New marine, biomedical and waste centres, Osteoarthritis, International law, Dermatology, Rice yields, Zebra mussels, LOTE in special education
Volume 3 No 2 Winter 1999		TV survey, Cancer, Diarrhoea in kids and piglets, Feral cats, Advertising archives, Smart travel, Young people and unemployment, Language study, Barbie dolls, River pollution, Gibbons of Thailand
Volume 3 No 1 Autumn 1999		Marine science, Leeuwin current, Chitons, Herring, Abrolhos Islands, Seabirds, Turtles, Seagrass restoration, Marine park, Energy Congress, Asia research, Research grants
Volume 2 No 4 Summer 1998		Irish President, Bald cockies, Meating the challenge, Value in sewage, War on parasites, Woylies, Fighting fungus, Legume fertility, Chinese eucalypts, Human rights, Sheep genes
Volume 2 No 3 Spring 1998		Renewable energy, Simulating energy use, Green power, Online study, Asia research, State of the art engineering education facility, Labour market, Biodiversity, Bioinformatics
Volume 2 No 2 Winter 1998		Science and technology policy, Sustainability, Automobile dependence, Ecotechnology, Rumen bacteria, Crop and livestock production, Ecocentric farmers, Renewable energy
Volume 1 No 2 Winter 1997		Solar niche, Seagrass sub, Respiratory research, War on salinity, New gums, Crop forecasting, Technology transfer, Keeping fish stocks high
Volume 1 No 1 28 February 1997		Tale of two cities, Energetic response, No doubting Thomas, Robust renewables, Outback laboratory, Research and development tenacity, Parasite detection, Life in the fast (sea)lane

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