Health
Women in STEMM: Dr Tina Lam
Dr Tina Lam was a curious child, exploring any subject that took her fancy at her school’s library. Her natural interest…
The science of life changing noodles
What makes a good udon noodle? And how can they eat away at our worldwide diabetes epidemic? Scientists from Curtin…
Going with the grain to combat diabetes
Curtin researcher, Associate Professor Stuart Johnson, has discovered that a grain used mainly in animal feed in Australia contains properties…
Curtin researchers take the long view to produce significant results
It’s estimated that around 70,000 Australians are living with Parkinson’s disease (PD), a condition for which there is no cure.…
Scholarship supports Singapore student to further nursing career
Ms Ranjeeta Kaur, a recipient of the 2015 Australian Imperial Forces’ (AIF) Malaya Nursing Scholarship, will soon complete her Bachelor…
New Deputy Head for School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine
Curtin University has appointed Associate Professor Ravani Duggan as its new Deputy Head of the School of Nursing, Midwifery and…
Curtin Professor Leads HIV Research in Asia
After finding a gap in HIV research, one Curtin Professor is gaining attention by developing real applications for her research…
PhD student’s mission to change the perception of HIV
It’s hard to fathom that only 33 years ago HIV AIDS was a feared and stigmatised epidemic in the western…
Music can change the way you taste
The background music you hear at a restaurant or in a shop may not be playing strictly for your entertainment,…
Wobbly chairs and bean bags to battle student obesity
We’ve known for some time now that whether you’re a student or an office worker, sitting at a desk for…