Link between disease and migrant animals questioned
Migratory animals are often blamed for the global spread of diseases.
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‘Baby brain’ is real
New research supports what many women already know – that the phenomenon known as “baby brain” does exist.
The haunting of “Lost Gully Road”
A love of Casper the Friendly Ghost as a child led to a fascination with ghost stories, but the spectre in Dr Donna McRae’s latest film is not so friendly.
The dark side of emoji
The ubiquitous emoji, those seemingly harmless little icons used in digital communications around the world, are proving a minefield for law reform.
Unlocking the secrets of amber time capsules
Scientific analysis of fossilised tree resin has caused a rethink of Australia’s prehistoric ecosystem.
Indigenous research-first among record ADI funding results
$2 million in ARC funding will support five research projects at the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation.
New Deakin Institute to drive artificial intelligence research and application
The Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute will become Australia’s go-to Institute for innovative AI research.
Deakin and University of Coventry multiply ties
A high-level delegation from the University of Coventry has visited Deakin to extend the partnership.
$30 million microgrid research platform announced at Deakin
Over 23,000 solar panels are set to be installed on Deakin’s Waurn Ponds campus.
Three new NHMRC projects aim to improve health outcomes
Deakin research teams will advance projects that aim to reduce childhood allergies, improve cardiac rehabilitation and build patient health literacy.
Funding success for cardiovascular research
Physical activity, public park design and monitoring the pricing of unhealthy food will all be explored in Deakin-led research projects awarded funding from the Heart Foundation.
Metro Tunnel to lead the way in nature-friendliness
With the help of Deakin researchers and the concept of ‘biophilia,’ Melbourne’s five new Metro Tunnel stations will achieve a refreshing level of human-friendliness.
Study uncovers economic impact of natural disasters
New research from Deakin Business School has revealed the impact of natural disasters on Australia’s economy.
Harvest from the sea
A Deakin PhD student is working with industry to investigate whether commercial aquaculture of seaweed in Port Phillip Bay is possible.
Multicultural honour for Deakin researcher
A Deakin academic is the sole 2017 addition to Victoria’s Multicultural Honour Roll in recognition of her tireless work serving Geelong’s multicultural community.
Brown the new green in Australian conservation
Threatened ecosystems considered by the public to be dry, brown and ugly are having their conservation value overlooked in favour of greener, wet forests.