Deakin University is a public university in Victoria, Australia
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- New Study Examines The Startling Amount Of Added Sugar In Our Food
Have you been wondering if sodas and snacks have become sweeter over the years? A new study says you're right; the amount of added sugar in food has gone up!
- What to do when you’re disappointed by the gender of your baby
In an age of increasing gender equality, parents can still have a strong desire for a son or a daughter, writes Serena Solomon. “For me, I am not disappointed [that] my son has a penis. I'm ...
- Too Much Sugar Is a Problem. Non-Nutritive Sweeteners Are Not the Solution.
Research published recently shows the amount of added sugars and non-nutritive sweeteners in packaged foods and drinks has grown a lot over the last decade. Despite their lack of dietary energy, ...
- Construction underway at Aus-first hydrogen fuel cell facility
Construction has begun for a $23 million integrated hydrogen fuel cell research and development facility at Deakin University in Warrnambool.
- Food and drink is getting sweeter, but it’s not all sugar
The foods and drinks you consume are getting sweeter, but it's not all due to sugar. Experts explain whether the items are healthier – or not.
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- How powdered hydrogen could be the energy source of the future
PARIS: Researchers at Deakin University in Australia have succeeded in storing hydrogen in powder form, making it both easier and safer to transport. The hydrogen can be returned to its gaseous state ...
- THE FUTURE OF LEGAL EDUCATION
Jason Taliadoros director of teaching at Deakin University: Law schools need to think differently about the types of courses that we offer — there needs to be less focus on mono types of training.
- A chemical breakthrough could unlock the true potential of powdered hydrogen as a fuel
Researchers at the Deakin University in Australia have found that boron nitride, a household chemical could unlock the potential of hydrogen as a fuel.
- Novel mechanochemical breakthrough for hydrogen storage
the Deakin team has only been able to test their process on a small scale, separating about two to three litres of material. They are hoping to attract industry support so the discovery can be ...
- ‘Entirely novel’ mechanochemical breakthrough for storing hydrogen
Researchers at Melbourne’s Deakin University have discovered a novel way to separate, store and transport large amounts of gas. The method, they say, is efficient, affordable and creates no waste – ...