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Eliminating the skills mismatch of qualified migrants in Australia through improved jobs matching and better education and training could deliver $6 billion to the Australian economy each year.
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Family members who have been the primary carer for a dying loved one may experience considerable grief and poor health and quality of life for several months after the person has died.
Curtin University has been ranked among the world’s top 25 young universities in the inaugural Nature Index 2019 Young Universities rankings.
A Curtin Mechanical Engineering PhD student was one of only nine finalists from around the world to progress to the international final of the 2019 Young Person’s Lecture Competition.
Curtin University researcher Professor Peter Teunissen is the first scientist from the Southern Hemisphere to receive the prestigious Johannes Kepler Award.
People who used statin medication for as little as three months may have an increased risk of getting skin and soft tissue infections and diabetes, new Curtin University-led research has…
New Curtin University-led research has discovered that using drugs to target a pathway in the body that causes cancerous cells to spread aggressively may help to reduce the severity of bladder…
Curtin University researchers have been awarded $3.29 million in Federal Government Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowships to support a range of research projects.
A new alliance of researchers led by Curtin University will work together to improve the way research is shared, charting new pathways for the future of universities around the world.
Curtin University researchers have applied a new comprehensive framework to assess road safety management plans in the United States of America.