Epigenetic ‘fingerprint’ identifies diabetes risk
Deakin researchers have identified an epigenetic marker that predicts risk of type 2 diabetes in women with gestational diabetes.
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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.
Start-up marks new phase for FLAIM Trainer
Deakin University has launched a start-up business to share the power of its virtual reality firefighting simulator.
New ‘scientific method’ to supercharge innovation
An academic / industry collaboration has created an approach likely to lead to a ‘step change’ in developing new materials.
New phase for Copenhagen partnership
A visiting delegation from the University of Copenhagen has extended ties between Deakin and its closest European collaborator.
Supporting women leaders in Indonesia
An ADI course is helping Indonesian Islamic women leaders build capacity.
Time to rethink ‘development’ in Melanesia
Dr Victoria Stead is challenging the language of deficit surrounding development in PNG and Timor Leste.
International acclaim for 3D printing pioneer
In a coup for the School of Engineering, a Deakin expert in additive manufacturing has been recognised on the world stage.
New Health Institute seeks better systems of health
The Institute for Healthcare Transformation is set to position Deakin University as the premier Australian centre for health systems research, and a leader in health reform.
Boost for Australia-India research
Researchers from IFM are among five Deakin scholars to receive a 2017 Incoming Leaders Fellowship from the Australia India Institute at Delhi.
Action called for on gambling harm
Most Victorians believe gambling products are harmful and tougher regulations are needed, according to new Deakin research.
SPARK Deakin spurs budding entrepreneurs
Applicants are being sought for a new intake in Deakin’s start-up Accelerator program.
Barry Jones reflects on the modern condition
Australian Living Treasure, the Hon Barry Jones AC, has delivered a thought-provoking speech at the Harrison Lecture for Innovation.
Innovation leads to international investment
A start-up company located within Deakin’s Geelong Innovation Precinct has received significant investment from a world leader in additive manufacturing.
Old antibiotic could form new depression treatment
Researchers from IMPACT have discovered that a drug used to treat acne can relieve major depression.