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Meeting ‘Little L’

Victoria’s very own dinosaur is coming to life in a unique exhibition at the National Wool Museum.

Finding Nemo’s genome

In a world-first, Deakin scientists have sequenced the clownfish genome, allowing them to identify and study genes connected to the species.

Global nature conservation indicators missing the mark

New Deakin research has set out a roadmap for global conservation efforts.

Adolescents’ struggle: is a generation at risk?

World-leading experts on child development are calling for global action to address risk factors and improve support for adolescents.

Food companies could do better: report

The score card says there’s room for improvement in the nutrition policies of Australia’s biggest food companies.

Memorialising tragedy in Papua New Guinea

A Deakin researcher is considering the moral dimensions of Papua New Guinean dark tourism initiatives.

Deakin to host Anthropocene Campus 2018

Australia’s first Anthropocene Campus will bring cutting-edge, cross-disciplinary thought to bear on ways for humanity to address the challenges facing the planet.

Advancing excellence

The future is bright for next-generation advanced materials and manufacturing.

Chasing the molecule

The potential of the CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing tool is causing universal excitement among scientists.

‘Moments of wonder’: education research makes an impact

A passion for the environment and education led a Deakin PhD alumnus from a career in marine biology in Mexico to developing innovative educational experiences in Melbourne.

Sea urchin cull helps restore kelp forests

A Deakin team of ecologists are working with colleagues and citizen scientists to re-establish kelp canopies in Port Phillip Bay.

Australia’s deep time history revealed

A Deakin historian’s pioneering work on the nation’s ancient past and the history of Australian archaeology has contributed to a rewriting of our national story.

New honour for Deakin STEM hero

ARC Laureate Fellow Alfred Deakin Professor Svetha Venkatesh has received another accolade for her pioneering work in pattern recognition and big and lean data.

Finding the way for women in supply chain industry

A new initiative is tackling gender inequities in the supply chain industry, and misconceptions about the industry’s role.

Starting the conversation

Research from Deakin’s Institute of Koorie Education has revealed the devastating impacts problem gambling has on Indigenous communities.

Milk shake-up

A revolutionary way to pasteurise milk could extend shelf life while maintaining higher nutritional value.

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