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Curtin Professor awarded for distinguished research in mathematics

A Curtin maths researcher whose work has been applied across various industries such as agriculture, mining and oil and gas has been awarded the 2019 JH Michell Medal.

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Curtin Professor awarded for distinguished research in mathematics
Digital agriculture the focus of new Curtin-Murdoch centre

Tuesday 12 Mar 2019By Lucien Wilkinson

Digital agriculture the focus of new Curtin-Murdoch centre

WA’s new Centre for Digital Agriculture, tasked with developing new technologies that will shape the agricultural industry, was last night launched by Curtin University and Murdoch…

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Curtin study finds whales off WA alter song to stand out from crowd

Monday 11 Mar 2019By Lucien Wilkinson

Curtin study finds whales off WA alter song to stand out from crowd

New Curtin research has found that Pygmy blue whales visiting an underwater canyon off the Western Australian coast changed their song structure in an effort to stand out among other calling…

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New Curtin-led traumatic brain injury research secures $50 million

Monday 11 Mar 2019By Lauren Sydoruk

New Curtin-led traumatic brain injury research secures $50 million

The Federal Government has awarded a Curtin University-led research mission $50 million over the next 10 years to help improve the lives of people with traumatic brain injuries of all…

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Cisco and Curtin University Launch  Global Centre for Intent-Based Networking

Wednesday 06 Mar 2019By Lucien Wilkinson

Cisco and Curtin University Launch Global Centre for Intent-Based Networking

Cisco and Curtin University have announced investment in a new research centre, the Centre for Intent-Based Networking, focused on advancing networking technology.

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Australian tradies exposed to excess noise levels at work, study finds

Wednesday 06 Mar 2019By Lauren Sydoruk

Australian tradies exposed to excess noise levels at work, study finds

Almost one in five Australian working men experienced noise above the recommended occupational limit on their most recent working day, new research led by Curtin University has found.

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Curtin University crater hunters score meteoric hole-in-one

Monday 04 Mar 2019By Lucien Wilkinson

Curtin University crater hunters score meteoric hole-in-one

Curtin University planetary scientists have announced the discovery of two new large cosmic ‘hole-in-one’ meteorite impact structures, located in Western Australia and Central America.

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Oil and gas depletion the focus of Curtin’s Fulbright Scholarship winner

Friday 01 Mar 2019By Lucien Wilkinson

Oil and gas depletion the focus of Curtin’s Fulbright Scholarship winner

A leading geophysicist from the Michigan Technological University (MTU) has been awarded a prestigious scholarship to conduct research at Curtin University’s Western Australian School of…

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Time between pregnancies plays no part in risk of another stillbirth

Thursday 28 Feb 2019By Lauren Sydoruk

Time between pregnancies plays no part in risk of another stillbirth

Women who have experienced a stillbirth are no more likely to have another stillborn or premature baby if they fall pregnant again within one year or wait longer between pregnancies.

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Equal share of female managers on the horizon, but next century for CEOs

Thursday 28 Feb 2019By Yasmine Phillips

Equal share of female managers on the horizon, but next century for CEOs

The highest paid men in Australia are being paid at least $162,000 more than the highest paid women, but women could be on par with men in most management roles within the next two decades.

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