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Fellowships to take Curtin duo from regional WA to the global stage
Two Curtin University students will fly to Canberra next month ahead of an even bigger international trip later in the year, after each being awarded a prestigious Global Voices Fellowship. Ava Rawlings, from Narrogin, and Connor Maloney, from Esperance, will visit Canberra in early February for a three-day briefing including private meetings with senior government leaders, policy experts, academics, and…
Curtin scientists freeze out ice-age delivery theory for Stonehenge stones
New Curtin University research has delivered the strongest scientific evidence yet that people – not glaciers – transported Stonehenge’s famous bluestones to the ancient site. The study challenges one of archaeology’s most enduring debates about how the Altar Stone and other rocks got to their current position and strengthens the case for deliberate human transport. Using advanced mineral “fingerprinting” techniques,…
Research aims to reduce long COVID in culturally diverse communities
A major new research project aims to improve long COVID outcomes in culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, following growing evidence these groups face disproportionate long-term impacts from the virus. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic receding, long COVID remains a significant public health issue around the world, with many people continuing to experience persistent symptoms such as cognitive impairment, respiratory problems…
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Food for thought: Plate photos help Australians track what they eat
New research has revealed that taking photos of your food makes it easier to remember what and how much you…
‘Cosmic clock’ reveals Australian landscapes’ history and potential future
Curtin University researchers have demonstrated a new way to uncover the ancient history of Australia’s landscapes, which could offer crucial…
Study reveals how many hours of video games per week might be too many
Playing video games for more than 10 hours a week could have a significant impact on young people’s diet, sleep…
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Podcast - The Future Of
Smart cities: urban efficiency, surveillance and data
The Future Of, Ep 144 | 32:10
From helping elderly people to cross the road to finding a free parking space, technology is helping to make our cities become safer and more enjoyable. But at what cost to our privacy?
AI in Education: tutors, learning models and integrity
The Future Of, Ep 143 | 37:44
Nearly 80% of Australian students are already using generative AI – but should they be?
Speech: stuttering, genetics and intervention
The Future Of, Ep 142 | 42:19
What causes some people to stutter? It's often believed that trauma or anxiety is the reason, but world-first research has found a genetic link to stuttering, allowing for life-changing early intervention.
Social Media: Australia’s ban, AI and young people online
The Future Of, Ep 141 | 35:42
Australia is banning social media for children 16 and under – but will it actually keep them safe or just spark new problems?