AFL umpires usually get it right, researchers find
A Deakin honours researcher has found that AFL umpires make the correct decision most of the time.
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Time for a united front in battle against Islamophobia
Australia’s political leaders should condemn Islamophobic rhetoric, claims a Deakin expert.
Exercise pill offers new hope for treating heart disease
opping a pill that makes your body think it has exercised could soon be possible.
Invasive predators: major cause of extinctions
Deakin ecologists have revealed the massive damage caused by invasive mammalian predators around the globe.
Food poisoning: researchers take aim at chicken pathogen
An industry grant will allow medical researchers to work on reducing the risk of food poisoning.
Resins shape future for composites
Deakin’s new composite materials professor says improved resins will define the next generation of carbon composites.
Fairness and civility – key to avoiding burnout
One of the world’s foremost experts on job burnout/engagement has joined Deakin.
Arts research gains new impetus at Deakin
Motion.Lab SRC will provide a fertile breeding ground for diverse artists and arts researchers.
Ozbot Raider to improve defence training
A robotic mobile target system will achieve improved accuracy in armed force training.
Royal Commission calls on interviewing experts
A report on soliciting evidence from complainants has been prepared for the Royal Commission on Child Sexual Abuse.
The air we breathe is not what it used to be
Eminent climate scientist, Dr Russell Schnell, will deliver a lecture at Waurn Ponds.
New ‘Thinker’ program deepens India ties
An Indian ‘Thinker in Residence’ program is being launched in the humanities and social sciences.
Prostate cancer treatment breakthrough
Researchers have discovered that cow’s milk can improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy.