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Nucleics has updated our web site. We hope you like the new look.

We will be showing our DNA sequencing software, service & reagents at the Genomes, Medicine and the Environment GSAC2005 conference to be held at the Hilton Head Marriott…

Nucleics has relocated from the Australian Technology Park, Sydney to the Bendigo campus of La Trobe University. This move provides Nucleics with improved facilities, as well as access…

Nucleics announces the release of the QualTrace 1.2 DNA sequencing trace analysis software. QualTrace provides real-time detection of production failures that limit the read length of DNA sequencing…

Nucleics launched the CounterTrace II DNA sequencing software & reagent. The CounterTrace II™ software is an updated version of the CounterTrace DNA sequencing kit designed for use with…

Nucleics moved on the 26th May 2003 to the Biotechnology precinct of the Australian Technology Park, Redfern, Australia. This move allows Nucleics to significantly expand our R&D base…

Nucleics has appointed Mr David Gemmola to the newly created position of General Manager. David has extensive experience in the management and growth of early stage high technology…

Nucleics announces the public launch of the CounterTrace DNA sequencing kit. CounterTrace combines a proprietary DNA standard and trace reprocessing software that provides increases in DNA trace read…

Nucleics announces the launch of the UniSeq™ genome DNA sequencing kit. This innovative technology allows the user to rapidly and efficiently sequence any DNA region and is based…

Nucleics announces the establishment of Protigene, a fully-owned subsidiary of Nucleics. Protigene is focused on the commercialization of novel protein expression and purification technologies developed by Nucleics scientists.…