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Curtin research to help make faster computers a reality

Curtin University of Technology researchers have developed a novel method of providing efficient cooling for electronic components and circuitry that…

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From waste to roads

Research conducted at Curtin University of Technology could mean that the next time you drive to the shops you could…

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Curtin and Perdaman work together on advanced coal gasification

Curtin University of Technology and Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers Pty Ltd (PCF) have signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate…

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Parents warned about children’s notebook computer use

Parents are being warned that notebook computers may be causing physical problems for their children. The warning is contained in…

Campus and global community

Elite opportunity for early career Curtin researcher

A Curtin University of Technology biomedical sciences Phd student has been selected to present her work at a prestigious national…

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WA groundwater facing a dire future

The impact of climate change could be worse in Australia than almost anywhere else in the world, due to a…

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Making WA wine green

Curtin University of Technology and Winewatch are supporting a project aimed at making Margaret River more environmentally friendly. Curtin’s Winewatch…

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New coastal research body to turn science into action

An A$11 million collaboration aimed at helping Australia translate science into practical applications for adapting to climate change, population growth…

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Curtin leads five-year climate change research project

The public will be able to have their say on climate change thanks to a new social media website being…

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Degree does not always lead to greater happiness

A new study has found that completing a university degree leads to lower levels of happiness compared to those undertaking…

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