IFM researchers recognised for self-healing coatings at IChemE Malaysia Awards 2020
Material scientists at Deakin University enhance performance and extend service life of pipelines and offshore infrastructure for a more sustainable future.
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‘A Circular Approach to a Pandemic – Designing out PPE waste,’ Geelong Design Week event
Mask wearing during COVID-19 was hugely effective at reducing infection rates. But what about disposal of personal protective equipment (PPE) wastage and its environmental impact? Deakin University staff and students have devised innovative research solutions to this problem that will be showcased at Geelong Design Week 2021.
FormFlow wins best innovation in Australia by Design Innovations Season 4
Geelong’s innovative manufacturing start-up FormFlow have been announced the Winner of Australia by Design Innovations Season 4.
Deakin’s new Hub for world-leading energy storage and conversion
Deakin warmly welcomes the Australian Government’s announcement for the University to take stewardship of the Australian Research Council (ARC) Industrial Transformation Research Hub in New Safe and Reliable Energy Storage and Conversion Technologies.
Breakthrough in energy storage set to drive a cleaner future
Materials scientists at Deakin continue to lead the world in high performance battery innovation, advancing their knowledge in making safer, more efficient, and longer storage capacity batteries that can drive a clean energy future.
Deakin makes hand sanitiser to keep emergency workers in safe hands
Deakin’s Institute for Frontier Materials (IFM) scientists are making hand sanitiser to ensure Victoria’s emergency service workers do not run out, amid supply shortages due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Deakin declares battery bona fides with electrifying new invention
Deakin scientists are leading the way when it comes to taking the latest battery research out of the lab and into your phone, after creating a first-of-its-kind lithium metal battery prototype using specially-designed electrolytes.
One giant leap for microplastics
Sometimes, in the enormity of the global climate emergency, we forget about the importance of the small stuff.