ATA Scientific

19/06/2026

ATA Scientific is looking forward to participating in the Mineral & Metal Characterisation Workshop at The University of Queensland's Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis (CMM) from 22–26 June 2026.

Scientific will be presenting technologies that help researchers and industry professionals gain deeper understanding of particle size, particle shape, mineralogy, elemental composition and material properties.

Particle Characterisation Tools include: 3000+ laser diffraction system and -G3 benchtop SEM-EDS, David Myint, Guang Li (ATA Scientific).

Whether you're working in mining, resource recovery, battery minerals, metallurgy or materials science, we'd love to connect and discuss your analytical challenges.
A big thank you to the Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis and the Natural Resources Innovation and Characterisation Hub (NRICH) for hosting this important event for the minerals and metals community.
See you in Brisbane next week!

The Natural Resource Innovation and Characterization Hub (NRICH), a division of CMM, will host a five-day Mineral and Metal Characterization Workshop. The program will feature multiple practical sessions on a range of analytical instruments, delivered by NRICH staff and experienced vendor representa...

19/06/2026

Congratulations to the outstanding recipients of the ATA Scientific Young Scientist Encouragement Award – May 2026! See all our winners

Scientific and engineering innovations are key to our future health, security and prosperity. Governments are the main source of funding in these areas. Our latest competition asked students the question: In a competitive environment for funding could you justify a claim to give your science area pr...

19/06/2026

Join us at the 42nd Ore & Mineral Analysis (OMA) Workshop in Perth on 26 June, where Bryn McDonagh from , will be presenting on the critical role of particle characterisation in mining and mineral processing.

Bryn's talk at 12.50pm will discuss Particle characterisation tools from Malvern-Panalytical-Micromeritics, and provide an Overview of Particle characterisation tools offered by -Panalytical- , including (laser diffraction), (X-Ray Sedimentation) and (gas pycnometer).

Both size and data can provide valuable insights that improve efficiency, recovery, and product quality. Bryn will share practical examples and discuss how modern particle characterisation technologies are helping mining operations make more informed decisions.

The OMA Workshop brings together industry experts and researchers to explore the latest analytical solutions for mineralogy, elemental analysis, particle characterisation, process monitoring, and critical minerals development.

If you're involved in , , processing, or critical minerals, this is an excellent opportunity to learn, network, and discover new analytical approaches.
📅 26 June 2026
📍 Perth, WA
Register below:
https://events.malvernpanalytical.com/W260526-OMA-UBC?

Critical minerals driving smart mining with precision analysis At Malvern Panalytical, we know that ensuring sustainability and increasing efficiency in the mining industry are ongoing challenges. Over the last years, we have helped many professionals in the mining sector to learn more about the lat...

19/06/2026

We're honoured to be presenting the 16th International NanoMedicines Conference 2026 starting next week, 22-24 June, at Pier One Sydney Harbour. Discover with Dr Andre Pike on Wed 24th June, 11.50am "The next revolution in DNA production is already here"
https://www.oznanomed.org/

01/05/2026

Great news... NunaBio to continue its advances in a new approach to DNA manufacturing https://nunabio.com/nunabio-secures-multi-million-pound-investment-to-scale-next-generation-dna-manufacturing-platform/

28/04/2026

Take a look at our latest article on studying foam behaviour in alternative milk products ...page 24-25

Food Technology News April 2026

03/03/2026

Exciting research update from EXODUS Bio!

A collaborative team led by Prof. Jian Ye from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Prof. Jiahua Pan from Ren Ji Hospital, School of
Medicine, Shanghai Jiao Tong University has published groundbreaking work in ACS Sensors (IF=9.1).
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acssensors.5c03331

Leveraging EXODUS technology, the team achieved exosome isolation from 20 μL prostatic fluid in only 20 minutes — 9× higher efficiency than conventional ultracentrifugation (UC).
They further established a non-invasive prostate cancer diagnostic model with an outstanding AUC of 0.93, offering a new solution to reduce overdiagnosis and unnecessary biopsies.

A big step forward for rapid, low-volume liquid biopsy applications! 🎉

Prostate cancer (PCa) remains a major global health burden, yet current screening tools often lead to overdiagnosis due to low specificity, highlighting the urgent need for more precise diagnostic approaches. Prostatic fluid (PSF) represents a promising but underexplored biofluid with exceptional di...

02/03/2026

Here we are at ! - Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf, Sydney. Come to our booth to use the new desktop XL SEM yourself - This compact Scanning Electron Microscope enables not only superfast, high-resolution imaging but also includes integrated EDS for element identification, to quickly identify asbestos types. Talk to our team for more.

and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency

05/02/2026

THANK YOU to all the organisers of - Here is a short video of the fabulous 'Spin to Win' competition! ✨
Congratulations to our winner – Sowbarnika Senthilkumar from the hashtag at Adelaide University! 🎉🏆
Sowbi takes home $2,000 towards her professional development/conference travel – so well deserved! 🚀

ATA Scientific was a proud supporter of the Australasian Colloid and Interface Symposium (ACIS) held from 1-4 February 2026 at the Stamford Grand Glenelg, in...

05/02/2026

We had a great time meeting the nanoscience community at ! Thank you to everyone who stopped by the ATA Scientific booth and chatted with our team.

Congratulations to our hamper prize winner Yiting Liu from UTS: University of Technology Sydney Biomedical Engineering 🎉🏆
Wishing you all the best with your research!