Research
New research ‘rocks’ long-held geological theory
New research into ancient rocks in Western Australia contradicts the commonly held belief that Earth’s first stable continents were formed…
Curtin welcomes first medical students
Curtin University today welcomed its first cohort of 60 domestic undergraduate Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery students at the official…
HMAS Sydney film wins international 3D film-making award
A 3D video experience featuring extraordinary underwater images of two historic shipwrecks obtained by Curtin University and the Western Australian…
New laser tool reveals helium secrets
Curtin University researchers have for the first time been able to visualise where helium atoms are trapped within individual mineral…
Women in STEMM: Dr Evelyne Deplazes
The venomous ways of spiders hold a particular fascination for Dr Evelyne Deplazes, Research Fellow, School of Biomedical Sciences. While…
Star labelling system gets consumers’ tick of approval
Curtin University researchers have examined consumers’ food labelling preferences, finding the Health Star Rating (HSR) as the clear favourite among…
Youngest in class more likely to be medicated for ADHD
Curtin University researchers have established that the youngest children in West Australian classrooms are more likely than their older classmates…
PhD scholarships to build agriculture’s data-driven future
Curtin University and CSIRO have teamed up to take digital agriculture to the next level, launching a postgraduate scholarship program…
Antarctica expedition leads women scientists to tackle climate change
Two researchers from Curtin University have witnessed the effects of climate change up close as part of the inaugural Homeward…
New partnership a boost for WA’s agricultural sector
Curtin University will work with the Muresk Institute to strengthen Western Australia’s agriculture industries following today’s signing of a Memorandum…