2022 – 2021 – 2020 – 2019 – 2018 – 2017 – 2016 – 2015
Whooping cough is fighting back.
January 2020
And more...
Cheaper, more efficient lithium sulfur battery
January 2020
And more...
Peanut Allergy: a pain in the guts
January 2020
Most read Deakin researcher of 2019 in The Conversation
Device makes electric vehicle charging a two-way street
January 2020
Multiple commercialisation offers from international organisations.
The shape of a perfect storm: saving lives by predicting firestorms
January 2019
- Canberra Times
- SBS News Online
- ABC Canberra
- Cosmos Magazine
Smart socks help physiotherapists treat patients remotely
June 2018
And more...
Starving superbugs, then poisoning them
June 2017
- The Australian
- CSIRO
- The Advertiser
- Scimex
- 9 News Adelaide
Curing blindness by repairing corneas with invisible films
August 2016
And more...
Blood reveals Great Barrier Reef sharks as homebodies
February 2016
- The Brisbane Times
- Phys.org
- Business Insider
- ABC Radio, Mackay
- Southern Cross Austereo radio, Townsville
- Australasian Science
Brain training to give tendon pain the boot
January 2016
- The Brisbane Times
- Phys.org
- Business Insider
- ABC Radio, Mackay
- Southern Cross Austereo radio, Townsville
- Australasian Science
Brain training to give tendon pain the boot
Ebonie Rio, Monash University & La Trobe University
Friday 29 January 2016
ABC 24 TV News Breakfast (below)
The World, ABC Radio
Nine News
Herald Sun
Huffington Post
3AW Breakfast
3BA Ballarat Today: Adam Bull speaks to Ed Cowlishaw
Monash University
Hospital Health
Radio New Zealand
Not to be sniffed at! Nose spray offers pain relief in childbirth
Julie Fleet, University of South Australia
Thursday 21 January 2016
Herald Sun
ABC online
The Australian (paywall)
Adelaide Advertiser (paywall)
SBS online
The Guardian online
The Mercury
News.com
891 ABC Radio (at 37 minutes)
Radio Australia (Bahasa Indonesia)
ABC News24
University of South Australia
Daily Mail
Babyology
Radio New Zealand News
Essential Baby
Social networking for lizards – when neighbours don’t become good friends
Stephanie Godfrey, Murdoch University
Tuesday 22 December 2015
Big New Network
Cosmos magazine
Phys.org
Science Network WA
Filtering the blood to keep cancer in check
Majid Warkiani, University of New South Wales
Wednesday 16 December 2015
ABC online and radio
The Australian
The Daily Telegraph
The Courier Mail
Rodexo
UNSW
GizMag
Medical XPress
Fierce Medical
The Press TV
ABC Weekends TV
SBS radio (Farsi)
Yahoo News
Baby fish lost in an acidified ocean
Tullio Rossi, University of Adelaide
Tuesday 15 December 12015
ABC online
The Huffington Post
PhysOrg
NewsLeads
Headlines & Global News
Food Magazine
University of Adelaide
The Lead SA
Tern for the better in sardine health
Tern for the better in sardine healthLachlan McLeay, South Australian Research & Development Institute (SARDI)
Wednesday, 9 December 2015
World Fishing & Aquaculture
The Lead SA
Kimberley corals are true Aussie battlers
Kimberley corals are true Aussie battlersZoe Richards, Western Australian Museum
Friday 4 December
The Age
Australian Geographic
ABC Far North, Cairns, Mornings with Phil Staley
Business Network WA
Beaudesert Times
Bloody good idea: stopping clots saves cancer patients
Rebecca Sharp, University of South Australia
Wednesday, 2 December 2015
Medical XPress
Oncology News Australia
University of South Australia
Follow that tumour! Magnetic particles to track cancer
Aidan Cousins, University of South Australia
Tuesday, 24 November 2015
Checking baby with a blood sample and a chip
Checking baby with a blood sample and a chipMarnie Williams, University of South Australia,
Wednesday, 18 November 2015
Rare disease therapy will help everyone
Zlatko Kopecki, University of South Australia
Tuesday, 10 November 2015
Orange peel and petroleum byproduct may lay waste to mercury pollution
Justin Chalker, Flinders University – Monday 19 October 2015
- Full media briefing
- The Advertiser
- ABC – The World Today
- Business Insider
- The Conversation
- The Lead South Australia
- Mornings on 774 ABC (from 1:08:35)
- And more!
Clumsy teenagers under the microscope in bone health study
Clumsy teenagers under the microscope in bone health studyPaola Chivers, University of Notre Dame
Saturday, 17 October 2015
Strong frogs win the fight, but not the mating game
Bruno Buzatto, University of Western Australia
Wednesday 23 September 2015
Skeletons reveal the past for creatures which can’t speak for themselves
Lydia Tong, The University of Sydney – Saturday 14 June 2014
The Science Show
Cancer-causing worm ‘heals wounds’
Michael Smout, James Cook University researcher – Wednesday 28 May 2014
SBS News
Orange genes in yeast promises renewable jet fuel
Tim Brennan, University of Queensland – Saturday 5 July 2014
Exercise counteracts sexual dysfunction following prostate cancer treatment
Prue Comrie, Edith Cowan University – Saturday 31 May 2014
The Science Show
How cancer eats itself to survive our therapies
Lisa Schafranek, SAHMRI and the University of Adelaide – July 31, 2014
The Converstaion
Space Noise
Francis Torres – Wednesday 28 May 2014
Channel 9 News Perth
Hormone to treat oxygen-deprived newborns in international trial
James Aridas, Monash University – 12 May 2014
The Herald Sun
Breakthrough on blood tests could take them into the home
Aliaa Shallan, University of Tasmania – 25 September 2013
The Mercury
Speed breeding wheat to build resistance
Dr Lee Hickey, University of Queensland – 10 September 2013
ABC Rural
Growing quality wheat faster
Dr Lee Hickey, University of Queensland – 13 September 2013
The key to preventing knee injuries in AFL could be in protecting a players’ ankles better
Hossein Mokhtarzadeh, The University of Melbourne – 20 August 2013
ABC NewsRadio
Carlton builds cutting edge lab to forecast when injuries might occur
Hossein Mokhtarzadeh, The University of Melbourne – 20 August 2013
Herald Sun
Blues clue to Daisy-gait
Hossein Mokhtarzadeh, The University of Melbourne – 20 August 2013
The Age
W.A researchers hope to end the sleepless nights families face when children have middle ear infection
Dr Ruth Thornton, the University of Western Australia – 12 August 2013
ABC News Radio
Glue Ear Research
Dr Ruth Thornton, the University of Western Australia – 12 August 2013
Today Tonight
Australian genetic research on rust secures the future of good beer
Australian genetic research on rust secures the future of good beerCourier-Mail
Barley leaf rust gene discovered
ABC Rural
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Native algae to fuel Australia’s future
Bush Telegraph, Radio National
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Native algae biofuel could make Australia oil rich
Sydney Morning Herald
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Tiny fossils link ‘old bastard’ marsupials to South America and Africa
Phys.org
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Asthma inhalers may benefit from new breakthrough
Medical Observer
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Our galaxy is going to crash. Everybody panic … in a billion years, or two
Herald Sun
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Cows’ milk used to fight HIV
PM, ABC Radio
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Bluefin tuna farming moves to the deep sea
ABC Science – Meet a Scientist
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Cows’ milk protects against HIV – study
Sky News
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Melbourne researchers make major breakthrough in HIV prevention
The Australian
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Cows’ milk protects against HIV: study
Herald Sun
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Health concerns over sustainable fuel
Brisbane Times
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Tuna grow faster in deep seas: research
SBS News Online
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Tuna grow faster in deep seas
The Australian
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Study finds tuna thrive further from shore
ABC News Online
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Pulpy fruit parts said to prevent cancer
Herald Sun
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