Discover the latest science news about Swinburne’s research, teaching and student success stories.
Astronomer Alan Duffy joins Swinburne
Mon 24 Mar 2014
Alan Duffy will be involved in research while also generating overall awareness of astrophysics and other science-related topics through community outreach.
Exploding stars prove Newton's law of gravity unchanged over cosmic time
Australian astronomers have found the strength of gravity has remained constant for billions of years.
Astronomers complete cosmic dust census
Tue 18 Mar 2014
The largest survey of cosmic dust across a wide range of galaxy types has provided a huge legacy to the scientific community.
Recycling precious metals from waste
Mon 17 Mar 2014
Belgium researcher, Evelien De Wilde, has spent two months at Swinburne as part of her PhD.
Ultracold research paves the way to discover new phenomena
Fri 14 Mar 2014
Swinburne scientists have proven a theoretical prediction and revealed a versatile tool for exploring new horizons in diverse branches of physics.
Swinburne computer predicts 2014 AFL results
Tue 11 Mar 2014
Swinburne's Emeritus Professor Stephen Clarke has used the Swinburne Computer to predict the 2014 AFL results.
Australia's first solar electric hybrid sports car
Thu 06 Mar 2014
Swinburne students involved in Australia's first solar electric hybrid sports car being developed in Melbourne.
Engineering pioneer inducted into Victorian Honour Roll of Women
Wed 05 Mar 2014
Swinburne engineering student Dianne Boddy has been inducted into the Victorian Honour Roll of Women.
Sound waves are skimming the fat from the milk
Tue 04 Mar 2014
A Swinburne team is exploring new milk separation processes that could help revolutionise Australia’s dairy industry.
Game-based mobile learning may lead towards reducing the carbon footprint
Swinburne University will lead a three and a half year project that aims to educate people to work collaboratively to adopt low carbon solutions.
