Technology
Curtin and Optus Business align for major Artificial Intelligence project
The impact of artificial intelligence on regional telecommunications, higher education and the urban environment will be the focus of a…
Ethics in the office: are religion and spirituality at work?
The values we have help shape who we are, but how much of a role do they play in the…
Getting clever with big data to understand the spread of ISIS propaganda
Through a combination of big data analysis and multimodal discourse analysis, Curtin researchers are providing valuable insight into how meaning…
The sweet spot: Gabriel Chocolate’s focus on product position
Can the quantity and arrangement of stock on a store shelf affect consumers’ buying behaviour? It is not uncommon to…
New ARC centre works to improve productivity for the resources sector
Universities will work with industry as part of a new Australian Research Council Industrial Transformation Training Centre that will aim…
Curtin awarded $10.3m in ARC funding for training centre and fellowships
Curtin University has today been awarded $3.9 million to lead an ARC Industrial Transformation Training Centre that will prepare the…
Could garlic hold the key to curing Alzheimer’s disease?
Garlic is well known for its ability to fight the common cold, however, Curtin researchers have also discovered that an…
A quarter of the poorest Western Australians do not access the internet
One in four of the poorest households in Western Australia do not have access to the internet compared to almost…
Brains + grains = gains: a novel decision-making tool for farmers
Curtin researchers have designed a novel tool for farmers that’s helping simplify the highly complex economics of grain harvesting and…
Lateropulsion sits front and centre on the balance board
The application of ‘gaming’ hardware and software in clinical settings is an interesting trend in physical rehabilitation. Now, an Australian…