Media releases
Art and science collide in ‘On Cloud Seven’
The worlds of art and science collide in ‘On Cloud Seven’, a solo exhibition by international artist and Curtin University…
Curtin receives highest ranking for diversity
Curtin University has been named the Highest Ranking University for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) equality for the…
Effective planning can ensure Pilbara’s long-term viability
Timely development of physical infrastructure and effective economic diversification can secure the long-term future of the Pilbara. This is amongst…
Seafood and eat it: training the next generation of chefs
Australia is renowned for its abundance of quality seafood but many young chefs are not comfortable working with ocean produce…
Mass transit infrastructure spend missing from Budget
The 2014-15 Federal Budget is devoid of any spending on mass transit infrastructure – and instead proposes to spend large…
Curtin celebrates first Teaching-Focused Academics
Curtin University this week celebrated the appointment of 77 academics focused on teaching innovation and excellence, as part of its…
Astronomers harness the galaxy’s biggest telescope to make most precise measurement of spinning star
An international team of astronomers has made a measurement of a distant neutron star that is one million times more…
Haydn Williams Fellowship recipient an expert in medical education
Curtin University has awarded the 2014 Haydn Williams Fellowship to a Dutch scholar with an outstanding international reputation in medical…
Curtin research tackles depression in primary school kids
Curtin University researchers have trialled a program which has shown potential to significantly reduce short-term depressive symptoms and emotional difficulties…
Game on: protecting your child’s health in an electronic world
Researchers at Curtin University have developed a set of guidelines to help protect the physical and psychosocial health of children…