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Curtin Professor launches international guide to tackling crop disease
An international guide to addressing the challenge of diseases in wheat and barley has been launched, with John Curtin Distinguished Professor Richard Oliver editing the go-to reference.
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How do superbugs become super? Understanding antibiotic resistance
Curtin researchers are studying how genes transfer between bacteria to help understand how antibiotic resistance evolves.
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Research uncovers tips for business success in changing workforce
Self-motivated employees who are wise, make good judgement calls and are sensible thinkers are more likely to succeed in the workplace, new research led by Curtin University has found.
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Curtin PhD student wins The Richell Prize for Emerging Writers
A Curtin University PhD student has been awarded The Richell Prize for Emerging Writers for 2018 in recognition of a novel she wrote as part of her thesis in creative writing.
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Study finds alcohol advertising rules may fail to protect Australian kids
Regulations introduced to restrict the placement of alcohol advertising are unlikely to reduce young people’s exposure to alcohol marketing in Australia, research led by Curtin University has found.
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Seminar with Nature Senior Editor Ross Cloney
Using his own route across scientific disciplines and career paths, Ross will focus on areas of interest to students and postdoctoral research fellows (and maybe some more established group leaders too): What does it take to publish high impact science, with a focus on Nature Communications and its synthetic biology content, and what are your options if academia isn’t the right path for you but you still love the scientific field you are a part of?
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Unique Indigenous native seed farm to help meet supply challenges
A team of scientists from Curtin’s ARC Centre for Mine Site Restoration has helped to install an Indigenous-owned and operated native seed farm to supply Australia’s growing land rehabilitation needs.
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Curtin’s teaching excellence celebrated during the Festival of Learning
Curtin’s outstanding teaching staff have been recognised at the 2018 Curtin Awards for Excellence in Innovation and Teaching (CEIT), including 18 recipients of a prestigious international fellowship.
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Curtin awards two Haydn Williams Fellowships for 2019-20
Two international experts – a world leader in nanotechnology and nanomaterials, and a renowned industrial and organisational psychologist – have been awarded the 2019-20 Haydn Williams Fellowships.
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Study helps solve riddle of Mekong River age and Tibetan plateau formation
A Curtin researcher is among an international team that has found evidence the Mekong River was formed mainly by climate and not tectonic forces, as is widely thought.
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