Research
Curtin University crater hunters score meteoric hole-in-one
Curtin University planetary scientists have announced the discovery of two new large cosmic ‘hole-in-one’ meteorite impact structures, located in Western…
Oil and gas depletion the focus of Curtin’s Fulbright Scholarship winner
A leading geophysicist from the Michigan Technological University (MTU) has been awarded a prestigious scholarship to conduct research at Curtin…
Time between pregnancies plays no part in risk of another stillbirth
Women who have experienced a stillbirth are no more likely to have another stillborn or premature baby if they fall…
Equal share of female managers on the horizon, but next century for CEOs
The highest paid men in Australia are being paid at least $162,000 more than the highest paid women, but women…
Curtin ranked second in the world for Mineral and Mining Engineering
Curtin University’s standing as the world’s second-ranked institution for Mineral and Mining Engineering has been confirmed in the 2019 QS…
More than 50% of rural West Australians are volunteers
Western Australia’s rural communities are more actively engaged in volunteering than their city counterparts, but the sector is facing volunteer…
Curtin study calls for new mining rules to protect animals in site restorations
New Curtin research has found the impact of mining on animals is overlooked in most mine site restoration assessments, prompting…
WA universities to help shape the future of space technology
Western Australia will play a major role in helping shape the future of space technology when a prestigious international symposium…
‘Just-right tourism’ front and centre at annual global conference
Tourism experts from around the world will map a pathway for ‘just-right tourism’ in a bid to overcome under-tourism at…
Honorary doctorates awarded to community leaders making their mark
A revolutionary global educator, a British knight, a former Premier, an Indigenous rights advocate and three outstanding business leaders have…