Research
Curtin graduate highlights spinal cord injuries
C030/10 Outstanding Curtin University of Technology physiotherapy graduate, Melita Morriss, has excelled with her research on spinal cord injuries and…
Research shows GM crops can potentially benefit balance sheet and environment
Curtin University of Technology analysis has highlighted the potential economic and environmental benefits of growing genetically modified (GM) canola in…
Significant funding for Curtin’s dementia education and research program
Curtin University of Technology has received Federal Government funding to advance its dementia education and research programs through its Centre…
New Curtin technology makes campus safer
Curtin’s own innovative research is being used to help keep its Bentley Campus safe around the clock. The University has…
Making olive oil more healthy
Curtin University of Technology research has uncovered a simple and effective way to boost the health benefits of olive oil…
Hair dye and fake tattoos provide a new way to catch crooks
The substance used to make hair dyes and fake tattoos may become the latest tool in the fight against crime.…
The threat of fires in a changing climate
A Curtin University of Technology academic wants authorities to ban new houses being built in fire prone areas and the…
Research changes the elementals of science
A Curtin University of Technology scientist has made a breakthrough that could overturn some elementary tenents of solid-state chemistry and…
Curtin study to save plants and culture of Bali
Curtin University of Technology is working on a major project, in collaboration with Indonesian partners, to preserve the diversity of…
Engineering for better health
Curtin University of Technology engineers are turning their expertise to solving medical problems. Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dr Novak Elliott, is…