Research
Curtin laser innovation wins major science award
A Curtin University-developed laser system to measure wear in giant mining crushers and grinding mills was a major winner at…
Gravity variations much bigger than previously thought
A joint Australian-German research team led by Curtin University’s Dr Christian Hirt has created the highest-resolution maps of Earth’s gravity…
Satellite integration makes city navigation easy
Finding your way through Australian skyscrapers and open pit mines should no longer be a challenge thanks to the latest…
Award-winning innovations show a bright future for energy and health
An innovation that speeds up pure oxygen production, a medical device that treats neck pain and technology that regenerates tissue…
Study suggests Southern Hemisphere shrugged off ice age first
New research involving Curtin University suggests the Southern Hemisphere began to shake off the last ice age independent of the…
Minister gets sneak preview of new OCD treatment
Federal Minister for Mental Health and Ageing Jacinta Collins got a sneak preview of a new online treatment for young…
Curtin appoints inaugural Chevron Chair in Petroleum Geology
Curtin University’s research and education programs in soft rock and petroleum geology are set to be greatly enhanced following the appointment…
New atom probe to provide researchers with ore-some view
WA researchers will soon have a more advanced way to study important ore deposits, with the future arrival of a…
Curtin spin-off set to clean up in data integrity market
Curtin University-based start-up company Skrydata is a step closer to a full-scale push into Australia’s data quality and integrity marketplace,…
Aussie wine industry taking action against climate change
Research from Curtin University suggests wine businesses across Australia are proactively implementing technologies and processes that both mitigate and adapt…