Research
Curtin research finds no vasectomy reversal link to prostate cancer
New Curtin University research that studied almost 10,000 men who had undergone vasectomy reversals across the globe has found no…
Death may still come as a shock for family carers, research finds
Family members who are caring for a dying loved one are often mentally and behaviourally prepared for the death but…
Curtin University plays key role in new digital health initiative
Curtin University is proud to be partnering with the new Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre (CRC), which aims to improve…
Precarious employment rising rapidly among men: research
Precarious employment over the last nine years has increased for both men and women, but more rapidly for men, according…
Outback radio telescope listens in on interstellar visitor
A telescope in outback Western Australia has been used to listen to a mysterious cigar-shaped object that entered our Solar…
Curtin Accelerate business innovations unveiled
An integrated solar photovoltaic and thermal panel that generates both electricity and heat, software to prevent cyber-attacks and a platform…
New research shows community care clients enjoy preventative exercises
Trained community care workers are able to safely incorporate a falls prevention exercise program into their existing services for older…
Research finds the key to young people with autism thriving after school
Parents of young people on the autism spectrum believe their children’s unique skills will help them achieve their full potential…
Negative gearing reforms can save $1.7 billion, new research shows
Reforming negative gearing can save the Australian Government more than $1.7 billion each year without hurting ‘mum and dad’ investors,…
Earlier palliative care at home linked to fewer hospital admissions
Offering palliative care earlier to dying patients at home is linked to fewer hospital admissions at the end of their…