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Surgical screw invention crowned overall winner at Curtinnovation Awards
An innovative orthopaedic screw that could help improve patient outcomes after complex trauma surgery has been named as the overall…
Study shows adult kids who get parental cash aren’t happier or healthier
Adult children who have access to the ‘bank of mum and dad’ do not exhibit better health and wellbeing than…
Programs for teens with autism should promote strengths
The unique strengths of adolescents with autism – including attention to detail, loyalty and memory skills – should be the…
Curtin awards honorary doctorates to three leaders in their fields
Three leaders in their respective fields – venture capitalist Bill Tai, leading visual arts champion Alan Dodge and pharmacy trailblazer…
New Curtin research hub to shape Australia’s jobs of the future
A new team led by global experts will be tasked with shaping the jobs and industries of the future as…
A home loan please, Ms Robot
The next time you ask for a home loan, a robot rather than a bank manager may make the decision.…
Ethics in the office: are religion and spirituality at work?
The values we have help shape who we are, but how much of a role do they play in the…
(In)filling Perth’s property gap
With the state capital’s population set to exceed four million by 2035, Greater Perth faces increased pressure to offer more…
From talent identification to value creation
Creating value in business is not just a matter of hiring talented individuals. It’s about how their talent is utilised,…
The sweet spot: Gabriel Chocolate’s focus on product position
Can the quantity and arrangement of stock on a store shelf affect consumers’ buying behaviour? It is not uncommon to…