Media releases
Marine pollution threatens snail sex life
C166/10 Curtin University research has established that female marine snails living off the Perth coast are growing male sex organs…
Beach, bush and backyard captured in Curtin photo competition
Outback budgies, a coastal osprey and a backyard dragonfly captured by local photographers have won the top prizes in Curtin…
Study to improve palliative care for people who have dementia
C164/10 Curtin University and partner organisations have launched a research study that brings together health service providers to improve care…
Curtin acts to stamp out misconduct
The Vice-Chancellor of Curtin University has committed to implementing the recommendations of a report by the Corruption and Crime Commission…
Curtin program to benefit traumatised young refugees
C160/10 New Curtin University research is investigating the use of a school-based psychosocial educational program to improve the mental well-being…
Curtin-led research to benefit endangered plant species conservation at mining sites
C157/10 New research led by Curtin University will look at using cryogenic storage as a way of ensuring the survival…
When hell freezes over
Date 16 August 2010 Ref 156-10 Adventurer and environmental scientist Tim Jarvis will talk about his trek retracing Australian polar…
Curtin research produces cost effective power sustainably
Friday 13 August 2010 C155/10 Curtin University researchers have made a breakthrough in converting biomass, such as mallee, into “clean”…
Year 12 tops Curtin student experience ‘Excelerate’ program
Winthrop resident, Peng Tiong was recently awarded the Jim Ellis Medal which is presented to the best graduating student from…
Alfresco smoke risk to health
Wednesday 4 August 2010 C150/10 Air quality tests at Perth cafes and pubs show that when two or more people…