Defying destruction
New technology is now being used to digitally preserve heritage while also providing evidence of its destruction.
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Transport sector on a roll with Deakin technology
A breakthrough process developed by Deakin University researchers is set to reduce the cost of manufacturing super-strength products.
Taller tundra sends a warning
Global warming is having a significant effect on of the world’s most delicate ecosystems – the tundra of arctic and alpine areas.
Teachers are key to girls’ self-perception
With the right strategies, teachers can significantly improve self-perception, motor competence and, ultimately, physical activity in teenage girls.
Advancing carbon fibre research
The Director of Deakin's world-leading Carbon Nexus research centre has been honoured for his contribution to Australia's place on the world stage.
Deakin program helps kids with disabilities hit the dancefloor
Hundreds of children with disabilities around the nation are set to have support to participate in dance.
Stepping into space: what are our ethical obligations?
Space exploration is a fascinating frontier for science, but do we need to consider its ethical, health and environmental implications?
A new way to understand health and well-being
We are now realising that the ‘causes’ of disease are much broader and far-ranging than we thought.
Boost for PFAS research
Deakin researchers have been awarded funding for an ARC Special Research Initiative – the PFAS Remediation Research Program.
Early trauma affects birds’ song memory
Deakin research linking early trauma in birds with their ability to remember important songs used for survival could have implications for human development.
Victorian primary students on the move
The Deakin-developed Transform-Us! primary school physical activity program is set to be introduced across the State.
Rating system targets motorcycle safety
A world-first star-rating system developed by Deakin University researchers is set to improve motorcyclist safety and comfort.
Social isolation can quicken tumour growth
Degree of social interaction can determine how quickly a cancerous tumour grows, according to a world-first study tracking stomach cancer in fruit flies.
Graphics – key to science and maths success in schools
Developing diagrams and visual representations can lead to huge improvements in student performance and engagement in STEM subjects.
Citizens and drones come to coastal rescue
Deakin University is training its own army of citizen scientists to monitor the effects of climate change on Victorian coastlines.
AI helps students prepare for the future
Deakin University’s electronics students will be the first to use emerging artificial intelligence (AI) to help solve technology's most relevant global problems.