Should Indigenous peoples refuse state ‘recognition’?
For a long time the so-called ‘politics of recognition’ have been taken for granted as a basis for life in multicultural and settler colonial countries.
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‘Voices of the Pacific’ goes global
A team of Deakin University researchers has received a new accolade for their innovative program that aims to improve educational opportunities for children with disability in the Pacific region.
Salmon research worth its salt
Deakin has signed a new research agreement with Australia’s largest Atlantic salmon producer.
Penguins work together, but only so far
Little penguins stalk their prey in groups, but when it comes to catching and killing them, it’s every bird for themselves.
Emily Nicholson – an inspiring woman
On encountering a career brick wall, when seeking to progress her career and care for three young sons, Deakin conservation scientist Dr Emily Nicholson made the discovery that reframing her achievements could provide a way forward.
Shark attacks: time for perspective
Being attacked by a shark is a very rare event and, despite the media hype, shark numbers are not exploding.
Svetha Venkatesh: STEM hero
The Director of the Centre for Pattern Recognition and Data Analytics (PRaDA), Professor Svetha Venkatesh, was recognised as a “STEM hero” in a special feature in “The Australian” newspaper.
CISR haptically-enabled FlAim Trainer on show
haptically-enabled virtual and augmented reality simulator for training fire fighters has attracted strong interest at the 2015 Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC).