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C074/12 Curtin University researchers have used computational fluid dynamics and powerful supercomputers to create new models for understanding and...
Mr Howard Worth, Professor Jeanette Hacket, Associate Professor Steve Mickler and Professor Majella Franzmann. Last week, Vice-Chancellor, Professor...
A Curtin University collaborative research project allowing older people to remain in their own home is to be expanded to also support those in the...
Curtin’s WA School of Mines (WASM) is calling for Year 12 science and mathematics students considering mining-related careers to sign up for the...
A new study has come up with a possible explanation for the puzzling reappearance of major iron formations long after the rise in atmospheric oxygen...
A national competition to identify the best new mobile application concept in Australia has been announced for 2012. Following on from the highly...
Internationally renowned architecture consultant Professor Roberto Pagani will visit Curtin University’s School of Built Environment next week to...
The number of doctors being trained in Western Australia is amongst the lowest per capita in Australia, with all states and territories except the...
A website created by two Curtin University School of Built Environment lecturers that matches Perth businesses with underutilised spaces has taken...
For decades now, Australia has managed to remain the dominant military power south of China and east of India without provoking any major Indonesian response.
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