Leading chair in big data appointed
A new Chair appointment will greatly enhance Western Australia’s international competitiveness in artificial intelligence, image analysis and computation involving large medical datasets.
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Lasers light the way to discovery of ancient crust beneath WA
By firing lasers finer than a human hair at tiny grains of a mineral extracted from beach sand, Curtin researchers have found evidence of an almost four billion-year-old piece of the Earth’s…
Most British COVID-19 mourners suffer PTSD symptoms: survey
More than eight out of 10 British people who are seeking support for having lost a loved one to COVID-19 reported alarming Post Traumatic Stress Disorder symptoms, new Curtin research has…
Curtin appoints first Dean of Indigenous Futures
If we looked at tertiary education in Australia with an Indigenous gaze instead of a colonial one, how could it be different, and better?
Curtin leads the way in mineral carbonation for a greener future
Curtin University is proud to be leading the way in the State Government’s roadmap to decarbonising Western Australia through integrated mineral carbonation.
Digital health technologies to help Aboriginal young people with ear disease
Curtin University and Ear Science Institute Australia will leverage digital health technologies to target Aboriginal young people with ear disease and hearing loss to support their mental…
Inaugural data science conference goes ‘back to the future’
Western Australia will need an extra 3,000 data scientists to ensure we lead the digital revolution, the State’s inaugural data science conference has been told this week.
New nano-gel to protect children receiving chemotherapy from hearing loss
Curtin University researchers will test a new nano-gel they have created to protect children receiving chemotherapy treatment from the common side effect of hearing loss.
Light technology recreates ‘log castles’ to save homeless lizards
The key to a successful psychology session could be by giving the patient control of running their own appointment, based off a new theory by a Curtin University professor.
Study finds TB treatment during pregnancy is safe for mum and baby
Seven out of 10 pregnant women were cured of their multidrug-resistant tuberculosis and delivered healthy babies after taking a medication that had previously been considered unsafe in…