Reactive realities: VR in the chemistry classroom
Virtual reality lets teachers take students into otherwise impossible spaces, giving them the power to ‘physically’ experience chemical reactions.
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Curtin study finds Australian beach sand originated in Antarctica
Curtin University researchers have discovered evidence in southern Australian beach sand of material that originated from the sub ice rock of Antarctica.
Outback telescope captures Milky Way centre, discovers remnants of dead stars
A radio telescope in the Western Australian outback has captured a spectacular new view of the centre of the galaxy in which we live, the Milky Way.
Seven Curtin researchers recognised among the world’s best
Seven Curtin University researchers have been named among the world’s most influential scientists and social scientists in the 2019 Highly Cited Researchers list released by the Web of Science…
Curtin projects win WA’s first ever defence research grants
Two Curtin University-led research projects have been awarded funding in the State Government’s inaugural defence research grants program.
WA data science leader named in State’s top 20 women in technology
The Director of the WA Data Science Innovation Hub, a joint initiative of Curtin University and the State Government, has been named one of the State’s top 20 women in technology.
John Curtin Gallery announces new exhibition featuring 40 regional artists
The John Curtin Gallery has announced the 40 regional artists, including 16 Indigenous artists, who will showcase their work in The Alternative Archive exhibition to be held in 2020.
Curtin-devised plastic films to benefit food industry and environment
Curtin researchers have developed eco-friendly films that when used in food packaging can prolong the shelf life of fruits such as avocados and peaches, offering huge potential benefits.
Curtin leaders awarded prestigious social sciences fellowships
Three Curtin University leaders in their fields have been elected Fellows of the prestigious Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia in recognition of their outstanding contributions.
Young workers with health conditions linked to poor work productivity
Young adults who are living with more than one health condition experienced poorer productivity in the workplace, according to a new study involving Curtin University researchers.