Campus and global community
Technology providing a guiding light in an emergency
Curtin alumnus Con Michael has developed a product that is set to revolutionise emergency response management. It’s set to make…
Telescopes team up to study giant galaxy
Astronomers have used two Australian radio telescopes and several optical telescopes to study complex mechanisms that are fuelling jets of…
Curtin University fundraising supports local communities
Some of Perth’s most vulnerable children and young people will receive almost 800 toys this festive season, thanks to Curtin…
Indigenous students take part in inaugural mining program
Eight Indigenous students travelled to Kalgoorlie-Boulder recently to take part in an inaugural five-day intensive program designed to inform and…
Listen up: decolonisation is a collective effort by all Australians
An Acknowledgement of Country precedes many formal and informal occasions in Australia, and is an opportunity to show respect for…
New look and new partner for Innovation Central Perth
A new era in data-driven innovation has begun with the official unveiling of Innovation Central Perth (ICP), an expanded collaborative…
From tailings to trees, mine site restoration needs more time
More time is needed to allow for adequate mine site restoration practices, according to a new paper from the ARC…
Curtin appoints new head of Health Sciences
Curtin University has appointed Professor Archie Clements as its Pro Vice-Chancellor Health Sciences, commencing in April 2018. Professor Clements is…
Curtin students awarded New Colombo Plan Scholarships
Three Curtin University students have been named New Colombo Plan Scholars for 2018, a signature initiative of the Australian Government…
Student writes 447-page novel using voice recognition
Twenty-five-year-old Curtin student Robert Kooy has achieved something many people only dream about – writing his own novel – and…