Research
Can electronic games improve children’s coordination?
Curtin University is looking for children aged between 10 and 12 years to volunteer for a nine-month research study investigating…
Curtin Minerals Seminar Series
Curtin’s Institute of Minerals and Energy (CIME) will begin its Minerals Seminar Series for 2011 at the Resources and Chemistry…
Scientists and industry seek the first stars and galaxies
A quest to discover the first stars and galaxies formed after the Big Bang is underway with the first major…
Digital lobbying and privacy – what’s your personal information worth?
The recent failing of a piece of US legislation which would have imparted stricter privacy guidelines on social networking sites…
eResearch goes live at upcoming showcase
Curtin University Professors Steven Tingay and Igor Bray will discuss the future of physics and radio astronomy at the iVEC…
Kirk to co-steer Curtin research into new frontiers
Curtin University has welcomed Professor Brett Kirk to the position of Associate Deputy Vice-Chancellor – Research, beginning 28 February. With…
WikiLeaks a game changer
Associate Professor Joseph Fernandez The WikiLeaks phenomenon necessitates a review of some of the assumptions underpinning the rules and regulations…
Report confirms Curtin’s world-class research
Recently published Excellence in Research Australia (ERA) results have seen Curtin meet or exceed world standards across a variety of…
Pioneers in Radio Astronomy
World-renowned radio astronomer, Dr Miller Goss, will present an in-depth discussion on the history of radio astronomy and how it…
Curtin Scientists immortalised in the names of local animals
A survey into the identification of many rare and endangered invertebrate animals on Barrow Island has seen Curtin entomologists’ work…