Research
Meteorite impacts could preserve ancient environments
Researchers have discovered asteroid impacts might actually preserve ancient ecosystems, after finding complex organic material encased in material thrown out…
Curtin professor receives Excellence in Population Health Prize
A Curtin University professor and champion of innovation in healthcare has been awarded the 2013 General Practice Prize for Excellence…
Equality and diversity in the workplace: bridging the gender gap
Experts took a closer look at Western Australia’s sizeable gender pay gap at the “WA in the Spotlight” workshop, hosted…
Awards recognise positive action on alcohol
Western Australia’s first Action on Alcohol Awards, organised by the McCusker Centre for Action on Alcohol and Youth (MCAAY), were…
Work towards largest telescope awarded: Return on astronomy investment begins
The international Square Kilometre Array (SKA) office awarded contracts to prepare for the world’s largest radio telescope yesterday, marking the…
Blind people in hospital more often and for longer
Curtin University researchers have found legally blind people attend and stay in hospital more than twice as long as the…
Curtin develops online treatment for young people with OCD
Young people with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) now have access to online treatment to assist them to overcome the anxiety disorder.…
Five Curtin finalists in prestigious WA Science Awards
Curtin University has five of the 17 finalists in the Western Australian Science Awards, including two of the four finalists…
WA Science Awards names five finalists from Curtin
Four Curtin academics and one PhD candidate are finalists across three categories in the WA Science Awards. Professor Igor Bray,…
Calls for government to control food labels
Curtin University researchers have found an overwhelming majority of Western Australians support government regulation of food labels and advertising. Dr…