Research partnership moves forward
Deakin and India’s Madras Diabetes Research Foundation are continuing their joint efforts to combat the global problem of diabetes.
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Success stories for sea turtles
New research points to signs of recovery in global sea turtle populations thanks to long-term conservation efforts.
In their own words – Dr Alecia Bellgrove
“The lungs of the earth and a national treasure.” Is Dr Alecia Bellgrove really talking about the brown, slimy stuff left on the sand after high tide?
Research offers future hope for early cancer diagnosis
Deakin scientists are investigating a promising new way to diagnose cancer early.
Exploring Geelong’s creative future
A Deakin research project on Geelong’s vacant industrial spaces has moved into its next stage.[
Tipping the scales in favour of action on obesity
Thirty-four leading community, public health, medical and academic groups have joined the call for urgent Federal Government action to address Australia’s serious obesity problem.
Body size matters in battle against extinction
New research has shown that extinction risk is the greatest for the world’s smallest and largest vertebrates
Deakin takes on leadership in ‘Supply Chain and Logistics’
A new Centre aims to meet exploding industry demand for skilled graduates and quality research.
Soft drink price rise reduces consumption, Deakin research shows
Sales of soft drinks within a Melbourne hospital dropped by more than a quarter during an Australian-first trial of a sugar tax.
Hand power
A team of Deakin researchers is working on ways to power the next generation in prosthetic limbs.
Honour for psychiatry expert
A Deakin researcher is Australia’s most highly cited neuroscientist.
Baw Baw frog charms researchers in battle against extinction
Scientists are racing against time to save Victoria’s unique Baw Baw frog.
Epigenetic ‘fingerprint’ identifies diabetes risk
Deakin researchers have identified an epigenetic marker that predicts risk of type 2 diabetes in women with gestational diabetes.
The news on diversity
Australians born overseas are more reliant on social media for local and international news than those born in this country.
New nano-tech lab for TDNBC
Cutting edge research has taken another step forward.
An international education
Deakin is collaborating on education research with one of the world’s leading research-intensive universities.