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The BEST Centre Virtual Forum success
The BEST centres first Inductry-Academia virtual forum was a complete success
La Trobe research makes global impact
Associate Professor Warwick Grant awarded NIH grant for his research
State funding support welcomed
Victorian state government announces support for universities
COVID, intellectual disability & rights
Researching COVID-19's impact on people with intellectual disabilities
Research into COVID-19 related psychosis
A small number of people will develop coronavirus-related psychosis
COVID-19's impact on Australian research
Major impacts predicted for Australia's researcher workforce
Data Analytics - the future of business
A webinar was held to discuss the benefits and applications of data analytics in business.
World first role for technology expert
Professor Wei Xiang, Cisco Chair in Artificial Intelligence and IoT
Linkage Grant to study alcohol harm
Dr Anne-Marie Laslett and her CAPR team awarded ARC Linkage Grant
La Trobe joins Digital Health CRC
The initiative fosters collaborative research and development
Helping businesses adapt and innovate
New program to help Victorian businesses adapt in the wake of COVID-19
Alcohol’s financial toll on women
New research outlines costs of others' drinking habits
Reconstructing fossils
What does it mean to be an archaeologist in the modern age?
Improving concrete infrastructure
La Trobe co-leads new research into improving concrete infrastructure
Vale Professor Dennis McDermott
Farewell Professor Dennis McDermott Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous)
New findings of the Homo erectus
Fossil find suggests Homo erectus emerged 200,000 years earlier
Harnessing community in a pandemic
La Trobe is working on an imitative to equip businesses during COVID-19
Fossil discoveries rewrite our history
La Trobe archaeologists have unearthed the earliest known skull of Homo erectus
Tracey Banivanua Mar Fellows appointed
La Trobe has chosen three researchers as Tracey Banivanua Mar Fellows
Why are older people more at risk of coronavirus?
Risk of COVID-19 increase with older age as illness is to play
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