Powering up energy research
The appointment of Dr Adrian Panow as Director, Deakin Energy, marks a new phase in Deakin’s commitment to the energy sector.
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Epigenetics: research explores policy risks
Epigenetics and the notion of plasticity have changed the way we think about human development.
Major grant targets healthy choices at the supermarket
A Deakin-led study that aims to alter consumer food choices has been successful in the latest round of NHMRC Partnership Grants.
‘Critical Animal Studies’ Research Network launched at Deakin
Renowned Australian moral philosopher Peter Singer has presented the opening lecture for Deakin’s new research network.
Emily Nicholson – an inspiring woman
On encountering a career brick wall, when seeking to progress her career and care for three young sons, Deakin conservation scientist Dr Emily Nicholson made the discovery that reframing her achievements could provide a way forward.
Two new Research Institutes for Deakin
The C-PAN and CISR Strategic Research Centres have been re-designated Research Institutes.
Leading the charge
BatTRI-Hub, a world class research centre, is set to create a new generation of batteries.
Deakin researchers receive funding for innovative research
Cutting edge projects from Deakin researchers have been awarded VicHealth grants for new innovative research.
Nobel laureate lays out the facts on climate
Eminent US climate scientist Dr Russell Schnell has shared his climate data at a Deakin lecture.
Farming for the future
A Deakin PhD researcher is working hard on ways to lift crop yields, and farmers’ livelihoods.
Deakin Research celebrates a stunning year
Deakin researchers have achieved an outstanding year of discoveries and partnerships that will benefit our communities and the planet into the future.
Resins shape future for composites
Deakin’s new composite materials professor says improved resins will define the next generation of carbon composites.
Boost for cyber security collaboration
This week’s global ransomware attack highlights the need to maintain the edge on cyber security research, according to a Deakin University expert.
Sweet drinks fuel obesity gap
Children in Australia’s lowest socioeconomic group are consuming more sugary drinks and savoury junk food than their wealthier peers, leading to much higher rates of obesity.
Victoria’s inland wetlands store $6 billion in carbon stocks
A Deakin University study has revealed the scale of the role of wetlands in carbon storage.
Bridging the divide
Could increased collaboration between scientific disciplines help overcome immense challenges facing the world?