Rating system targets motorcycle safety
A world-first star-rating system developed by Deakin University researchers is set to improve motorcyclist safety and comfort.
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.
Seven things small businesses must do now to prevent cyber-attacks
There are steps that SMEs can take to protect themselves against the growing risk of cyber-attack.
Heat’s on for boron nitride
Research could lead to the development of faster computers and overcome some of the safety issues caused by overheating.
How your jeans could save your knees
Recycled denim could have surprising uses in health care, water filtration and battery technology, while addressing the global challenge of textile waste.
Energy storage boost for nation
A multi-million dollar ARC Training Centre at Deakin will propel innovations in energy production across the nation.
Imagining the future of Australia’s freight
The Australian government is developing a national freight and supply chain strategy.
Printed parts pass the test
Wild weather in the Solomon Islands turned 3D ‘eco-printing’ into ‘extreme printing’ for a team of researchers from Deakin’s School of Engineering.
Industry collaboration targets turbines
Carbon fibre composites are set to improve the performance of wind turbines and benefit the local and global renewable energy sector.
Audio watermark to stop data pirates
A collaborative research project between Deakin and industry aims to provide a new weapon in the fight against the illegal use of copyrighted data.
Chemical filter a leap forward for better environmental health
Deakin scientists have used cutting-edge nanomaterials to create a ‘molecular sieve’ that can be used in households.
Reducing the fuzz
A new textile treatment could make the annoying pilling of your favourite jumper a thing of the past.
Sodium batteries offer new path to clean energy future
Deakin’s world-leading battery researchers have discovered how sodium can help to create a fairer and more sustainable energy future.
Visualising the future
A collaborative project between Deakin Motion.Lab and the City of Melbourne opens up new avenues for the use of virtual reality in future planning.
Fibres for the future
Deakin researchers are engineering the next generation of wearable technologies.
ManuFutures marks new phase in innovation at Waurn Ponds
The advanced manufacturing incubator will unite innovation and job creation in the Geelong region.