Media releases
Fungal Pathogens, Black Holes and Fireballs: Premier’s Science Awards finalists announced
Three Curtin University researchers have been named finalists in the 2015 Premier’s Science Awards. The awards recognise Western Australia’s scientific…
Students gain a focus on mining
Year 11 and 12 students will gain first-hand experience in geosciences and mining, during the Curtin Western Australian School of…
Curtin Architecture students ‘grow’ ideas for Public Open Space
Curtin University fourth and fifth year Architecture Masters students have been tasked with a project that involves redeveloping the old…
Cisco’s Internet of Everything Innovation Centre launches in Western Australia
Investing in Western Australia to ignite innovation, growth and job creation in the knowledge economy. The Western Australian foundation partners,…
CCDM student digs deeper to find hidden genes
Pin-pointing a certain gene amongst 13,000 genes has never been more precise, following the development of new software by a…
Family carer support – a must during end-of-life care
Curtin University research has highlighted the importance of supporting family carers to identify their personal requirements in end-of-life care. Professor…
Stop the Spot unlocks clues for tackling crop disease
*Media release issued by the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) Results from the first year of the Stop the…
World-class geoscientist awarded $2.9m Australian Laureate Fellowship
Professor Zheng-Xiang Li of Curtin University’s Department of Applied Geology has again been acknowledged as one of the world’s leading…
Curtin researchers WA’s only winners at prestigious awards
Curtin University is the only Western Australian academic institution recognised at the Thomson Reuters Citation and Innovation Awards presented in…
Is the Swan River too noisy for dolphins to communicate?
Curtin University researchers hope to better understand how dolphins navigate the highly dynamic underwater worlds of our oceans and rivers…