Media releases
Green tea may prevent adult incontinence
A Curtin researcher has found drinking green tea may help alleviate Urinary Incontinence (UI) in middle-aged and older women. Professor…
Focus on Mining Camp July 11-15
Curtin’s WA School of Mines (WASM) is running a Focus on Mining camp from 11-15 July for Western Australian Year…
Scientists uncover sweet finding
A Curtin researcher and team of experts from around the world have discovered that the earliest rocks in our Solar…
Obesity in childhood leads to poor posture and back pain
C056/11 Being overweight as a child and adolescent can lead to poor postures linked to back pain, according to new…
Curtin student takes home WA screen award prize
Curtin University Film and TV student, Emilia Jolakoska, has won the Best Tertiary Production for Still Take You Home at…
Study to record benefits of traineeships and apprenticeships for people with a disability
C054/11 A new national study is to look at the social and economic outcomes for young people with a disability who…
Terrain displayed at prestigious Canberra exhibition
A Curtin University interior architecture lecturer has been invited to display her work at the prestigious Embracing Innovation exhibition in…
One-of-a-kind terrorism book launched at Curtin
The first major book in the area of terrorism studies to be published in Australia with a uniquely Australian outlook…
Prime Minister opens Curtin Engineering Pavilion
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgcvQUc3t7Y[/youtube] Curtin University’s new Engineering Pavilion has officially been opened by the Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard. The Engineering…
Curtin design student wins international competition
Final-year Curtin University Design student, Matthew Nankivell, has been named a joint winner of the 2010 international YoungGuns Creative Brief…