Media releases
Australian-first ‘active speed bumps’ put the brakes on speeding motorists
An innovative ‘dynamic speed bump’ that is activated by speeding motorists is being trialled at Curtin University, as part of…
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…
Nine new John Curtin Distinguished Professors announced
Curtin University has recognised the service of nine outstanding academics by awarding them the prestigious title of John Curtin Distinguished…
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…
Inaugural head of Curtin Dubai appointed
Professor John Evans has been appointed the inaugural Pro Vice-Chancellor of Curtin Dubai, following an extensive international search. The position…
New head of Curtin Singapore appointed
Curtin University has appointed Professor Linley Lord as its new Pro Vice-Chancellor of Curtin Singapore, commencing in April. The position…
Curtin pair to pursue vision of equality all the way to Antarctica
Curtin University PhD student Yalimay Jiménez and lecturer Dr Lesley Sefcik are on a quest for gender equality that will…
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,…