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Campus and global community

Invisible barrier breakthrough a boon for electronics, artwork and more

Curtin University researchers have found applying a thin invisible layer of graphene oxide to silicon forms an impermeable barrier, which…

Engineering

Curtin hosts new ARC training centre with a mission to heal country

Australia’s first Indigenous Chair for Biodiversity and Environmental Science will lead a ground-breaking new Curtin University-based training centre that will…

Campus and global community

Curtin rock physics whiz awarded international honour

A Curtin University researcher has received a prestigious international award for his work over several decades unlocking the secrets of…

Campus and global community

Asteroid that killed off the dinosaurs still shaping life beneath impact crater

Curtin University researchers studying rock-dwelling microorganisms deep beneath the site of the asteroid strike that wiped out the dinosaurs have…

Campus and global community

Curtin study finds aspirin takes the headache out of restoration

New Curtin research has shown how a readily available, cheap and safe-to-use product found in the medicine cabinet of most…

Engineering

Curtin study finds WA’s natural ‘museums of biodiversity’ at risk

Up to three quarters of the biodiversity living on Western Australia’s iconic ironstone mountains in the State’s Mid West (known…

Campus and global community

Study finds pretty plants hog research and conservation limelight

New Curtin University research has found a ‘beauty bias’ may be holding science back. The study revealed a tendency among…

Campus and global community

Study of marine noise highlights need to protect pristine Australian waters  

New Curtin research has found urgent action is needed to ensure human-generated underwater noise in Australian waters does not escalate…

Research

Radar satellites can better protect against bushfires and floods

New research led by Curtin University has revealed how radar satellites can improve the ability to detect, monitor, prepare for…

Campus and global community

Outback radio telescope discovers dense, spinning, dead star

Astronomers have discovered a pulsar—a dense and rapidly spinning neutron star sending radio waves into the cosmos—using a low-frequency radio…

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