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• Curtin researchers discover new nerve pathway in the body

  A newly discovered nerve pathway that connects the foot and the face on the same side of the body may potentially provide explanations to unknown neurological conditions, according to new research.

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• Physically demanding jobs linked to poor health in delayed retirement

  Men and women who have physically demanding jobs may experience poorer mental and physical health if they delay their retirement, new research led by Curtin University has found.

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• Contract awarded to deliver Curtin’s new industry and innovation precinct

  Curtin University has awarded the contract to deliver the first stage of the University’s new industry-connected innovation precinct called Exchange.

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• Decorated WA School of Mines graduate returns as first female Director

  Curtin University has announced respected mining executive Sabina Shugg as the new Director of its Western Australian School of Mines in Kalgoorlie.

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• Farmers to benefit from conducting their own agricultural research

  Farmers will have the opportunity to harness their natural curiosity and lead their own on-farm experiments as part of a new big data approach to agriculture research by Curtin researchers.

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• Curtin research finds soil carbon key to combatting climate change

  Curtin University research has provided new insights to support more effective management of soil carbon in a bid to help combat global greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.

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• Three things to know when planning your next career move

  Ready for a career change? Associate Professor Julia Richardson explains how you can best prepare yourself to make a successful career transition.

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• Sustaining connection to Country

  Indigenous Land Use Agreements (ILUAs) are important legal tools that ensure the rights of native title holders and pastoral lease holders can coexist. But there is room for their improvement.

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• Curtin and Optus Business appoint Chair to advance AI in 5G Era

  The 2019 John Booker Medallist, Professor Brad Yu, has been appointed the Optus Chair in Artificial Intelligence at Curtin, where he will lead the Optus-Curtin Centre of Excellence in AI.

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• Housing stress easing for home owners but still an issue for renters

  Low-income earners and single parents are among the Australian households who are regularly struggling to meet their housing costs, a new Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre report shows.

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