Australia’s young expats: mobility aspirations and pathways in the pandemic
Young people are re-shaping their life plans beyond traditional pathways
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From space missions to social distancing: managing mental health on Earth and Mars
How do astronauts support their mental health way above the stratosphere? And what can this tell us about treatments back on Earth?
Blurring the self: performing identity online during COVID-19
How has your digital persona changed during 2020?
The disease putting Australia’s parrot populations at risk
Beak and Feather Disease Virus can impact the health of Australia’s feathered friends.
Black Lives Matter: a movement with global relevance
The Black Lives Matter movement has continued to draw our collective attention to issues around inequality, identity, racism and the ways that institutions and individuals can perpetuate them.
Providing rehab from afar: Professor Ralph Maddison
Using digital health technologies, Professor Maddison is helping patients with cardiovascular disease to access the care they need.
Contact tracing apps cause for privacy concerns
The COVIDSafe app could help us with contact tracing during the pandemic. But concerns around data collection have many Australians balking.
Interrupted sleep a disheartening reality for many new parents
For new fathers, insomnia can persist long after the baby has settled.
From the head to the heart: mental illness putting women’s heart health at risk
Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer for Australian women. And their increased risk of experiencing depression and anxiety is a contributing factor.
“Research for and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples”: step forward for culturally inclusive foot health
Pioneering research finds a link between poor foot health and its prevalence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
From #MulaiBicara to #BabaeAko: Unpacking #MeToo movements across Asia
The movements in Indonesia and the Philippines bringing gender rights into public discussion
Making the deep past relevant to the future for the sake of all life on earth
Aileen Walsh, from Deakin University’s NIKERI Institute, on looking to the past to protect the future.
When art meets sport: actor training could help kids learn physical literacy
Sports and the arts might seem like strange bedfellows. But these disciplines have more in common than meets the eye.
Water and fire: Virtual reality enhances work and training
When we think of virtual reality, we may find our thoughts turning to video games. But VR has many other interesting and valuable uses in our world today.
Normalising conspiracy theories: videogames, violence and the far-Right
A number of popular video games are putting stories of paranoia, anxiety, political fringes and complex conspiracies of power into the mainstream.
When ‘What if?’ becomes reality: New Deakin research group shines light on the fantastique
Beginning as a prominent genre within French literature, ‘the fantastique’ is a category of literature and cinema that has often defied clear definition.