News about the latest in technology related research, teaching and student success stories from Swinburne.
What metadata does the government want about you?
Thu 28 Aug 2014
The government wants your movements online to be retained by ISPs and other companies says Swinburne's Philip Branch.
Why Australians should back Turnbull in the stoush over copyright
Our new Dean of Swinburne Law School, Professor Dan Hunter, on why Malcolm Turnbull is right on copyright.
Science and the Coalition government
Wed 27 Aug 2014
Swinburne's Professor Matthew Bailes discusses science and technology under the Abbott government.
First online wellbeing program for gay and lesbian youth
Thu 21 Aug 2014
Research has shown gay and lesbian young adults experience higher rates of mental health problems when compared to their opposite-gender attracted peers.
Catching the renewable energy wave
Tue 19 Aug 2014
Swinburne researchers have been awarded $770,000 to explore the best ways of arranging wave farms to generate electricity.
Calling all parents and teachers
Wed 13 Aug 2014
There is more than one path onto the yellow brick road.
Why some children wake up delirious from anaesthesia
Fri 08 Aug 2014
One of the major risks associated with anaesthesia in children is a clinical phenomenon known as emergence delirium.
Swinburne researcher finalist in Premier's Design Awards
Wed 06 Aug 2014
A revolutionary sleep system to prevent sleep apnoea is in the running for a prestigious design award.
Galaxies in the early Universe mature beyond their years
Mon 04 Aug 2014
Astronomers have discovered the most distant examples of galaxies in the early Universe that were already mature and massive.
Digital learning on show at Swinburne
Thu 24 Jul 2014
Ahead of National ICT Careers Week, Swinburne is hosting digital learning activities for students and teachers at our Hawthorn campus.
