Australia’s supply chains “the blood of our economy”
Supply chains are the backbone to contemporary life. But Covid has presented the sector with many challenges.
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Why donor-conceived adults choose to contact their donor parents
New research from Deakin University explores how donor-conceived adults learn about their status – and what they do next.
Dismantling the barriers to higher education for African refugees
Deakin’s Dr Tebeje Molla is determined to help young African refugees find their path in Australian life through success in education.
“Everyone needs to be aware of the ocean”: why ocean literacy matters
Despite its integral role in our lives, we know more about the moon than the ocean. But Deakin’s Dr Prue Francis is working to change this.
What’s behind News Corp’s new spin on climate change?
Australia’s Murdoch-owned tabloid newspapers – including The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun and Courier Mail – have embarked on a bold new climate change campaign.
Making fish feed greener: by-products the key to a sustainable aquaculture industry
Australia’s aquaculture industry is on the path to becoming more sustainable by changing one simple factor; what we feed our farmed fish.
Improving wellbeing support for distressed uni students
A study between Deakin and the Black Dog Institute is investigating how a novel AI-based trial method can deliver effective digital treatment to support student wellbeing.
Could we have some digital privacy, please?
Our smart devices are collecting data about our personal lives. But does it doesn’t have to be this way.
Intelligent design: giving physical and virtual worlds the human touch
Deakin’s MInD Lab specialise in ethical, intelligent technology. We sat down with Dr Domenico Mazza, a research Fellow within the Lab, to talk storytelling, digital placemaking and imagination.
Improving wellbeing support for distressed uni students
A study between Deakin and the Black Dog Institute is investigating how a novel AI-based trial method can deliver effective digital treatment to support student wellbeing.
Online food delivery is surging during COVID-19 – but what are the implications for our health?
The impact of online grocery procurement on our waistlines and health is unclear, but there are signs for optimism, write Rebecca Bennett and Associate Professor Kathryn Backholer.
How a simple blood test could predict future cognitive decline
Could our blood be the key to identifying the biological markers that predict dementia before its onset? PhD student Kanika Mehta explores the possibilities.