Research
Major award for leading Curtin tobacco campaigner
Curtin University of Technology’s Professor of Health Policy, Professor Mike Daube, has received a prestigious award recognising his 40-year commitment…
Satellite technology to monitor climate change
Curtin University of Technology has welcomed a new $8 million space technology partnership aimed at monitoring climate change. The program,…
How business can reduce emissions and save money
New Curtin University of Technology research has shown that it may be possible for business to save the environment and…
Curtin and ANSTO to advance the science of nuclear waste storage
Curtin University of Technology has signed a four-year, $1.2 million agreement with the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)…
Computational modelling improves refinery performance
Using advanced computer modelling technology, Curtin University of Technology researchers have assisted in understanding flow distribution issues at BP’s oil…
Curtin sells stake in profitable spin-off
C053/10 Curtin University of Technology has sold its 23 per cent stake in Sea Gyro Pty Ltd back to the…
Online support benefits rural breastfeeding mothers
A new Curtin University of Technology research project is supporting breastfeeding women in regional areas through a specially-designed website. In…
Understanding the link between ethnic groups and chronic disease
C037/10 New research at Curtin University of Technology will investigate the relationship between ethnicity and health risk factors that can…
Curtin graduate highlights spinal cord injuries
C030/10 Outstanding Curtin University of Technology physiotherapy graduate, Melita Morriss, has excelled with her research on spinal cord injuries and…
Research shows GM crops can potentially benefit balance sheet and environment
Curtin University of Technology analysis has highlighted the potential economic and environmental benefits of growing genetically modified (GM) canola in…