Media releases
Australians missing out on “major gap” between innovation and patient care
Promising health tools that seek to predict a person’s risk of serious health problems before they happen are rarely being…
Global stroke rehabilitation standards launched to improve care worldwide
A new international program designed to improve rehabilitation for stroke survivors around the world has been developed by researchers, including…
Almost half of dementia cases could be prevented – but change is needed
Nearly half of dementia cases could be prevented by tackling modifiable risk factors such as physical inactivity, smoking, low education…
University of Plymouth and Curtin University to collaborate on research and teaching initiatives
The University of Plymouth and Curtin University have signed an agreement that formalises four decades of working collaboratively, and lays…
Curtin’s new Chancellor invested in special ceremony
Curtin University’s new Chancellor Mr David Lock has spoken of the power of education as the first in his family…
Curtin health research secures $13 million to help young West Aussies
Curtin University health researchers will share in more than $13 million to go towards projects to benefit Western Australian children…
Asteroid assault made ancient Earth too hot and chaotic for continents to form
New research led by Curtin University and QUT (Queensland University of Technology) has revealed repeated asteroid impacts may have been…
Curtin FM Radiothon hits a high note amid 50th anniversary celebrations
Curtin FM’s loyal listeners have helped take the station’s 50th anniversary celebrations to new heights, by raising a record $176,000…
Global fellowship to help Curtin student advance reliable clean energy
A Curtin University student whose diverse childhood fostered a passion for reliable, sustainable energy is among four young Australians headed…
WA’s $10 billion question: are we capturing enough value from our resources?
Western Australia risks missing the next wave of global resource investment unless it moves beyond its traditional “dig and ship”…