Research
$7.9 million of Curtin grants success
Curtin University researchers this week received grants worth a combined $7.9 million from the very competitive Australian Research Council grants…
Pothole days are numbered
Just as technology he will present at Univation may one day let trucks feed data on poor roads back to…
New centre to enhance productivity in process industry
C221/10 A new centre focusing on process engineering in industries including natural resources, gas and petroleum, food processing and materials…
Death of old-growth forests could mean greater changing climate
C214/10 Researchers at Curtin University have found that the effects of climate change and logging on old-growth forests could actually…
WA drought linked to greater snowfall in the Antarctic
C212/10 Researchers have found that increased snowfall in the Antarctic may be linked to the significant drought in southwest Australia…
Henna points finger at criminals
Phd student Renee Jelly. The ‘eureka moment’ for Renee Jelly occurred when she considered how some natural dyes like henna…
Univation focus for 3D cameras
Inventors of a video camera that shot three-dimensional underwater images to assist efforts to repair the ruptured oil well in…
Astronomers connect to consider path to next generation radio telescope
C210/10 Sixty-five astronomers from 12 countries will take part in an international workshop, held this week in Perth, Western Australia,…
Curtin honours the inventor of WiFi technology
Curtin University has recognised Dr John O’Sullivan’s ground breaking work in astronomy and wireless technologies by bestowing him with an…
24/7 research hub for health sciences postgrads
Work has started on a 24/7 research hub for Curtin’s health sciences postgraduates. Due to open in January 2011, the…