Research
‘Extraordinary’ sea levels measured in warm global period
Researchers have looked back in time to uncover that even a modest climb in global temperatures could result in a…
African food security a priority for Haydn Williams Fellowship recipient
Curtin University has awarded the 2013 Haydn Williams Fellowship to an international expert in grain science and food security technology,…
Curtin Engineering takes up global teaching framework
Curtin University has recently become the first Western Australian university collaborator of the global engineering education framework Conceive, Design, Implement…
Funding for app designed to improve students’ research skills
A team of researchers from Curtin University has received funding for a project that will harness mobile technologies to help…
The Hon. Fred Chaney AO to chair National Centre for Student Equity Board
On Thursday 11 July, the National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education (NCSEHE) held its first board meeting at…
New field of study recognises importance of visualisation skills
From 2014, Curtin’s School of Media, Culture and Creative Arts will be offering students an exciting new field of study.…
New navigation gadget for people who are blind
The most reliable navigation tool for people who are blind, the white cane, is set to be enhanced by a…
Early Universe to be revealed
Solar storms, space junk and the formation of the Universe are about to be seen in an entirely new way…
New extra-galactic radio bursts to probe the Universe
The detection of four short bursts of radio waves, probably arising from highly energetic explosions from billions of light years…
Study shows doctors need support to adopt online technology
Internet video consultations that could help bridge the health gap in country areas are not being used by most doctors…