Two Curtin STEM students invested their summer holiday time by undertaking industry internships and solving real-world challenges.
By Zoe Taylor | Campus and community; Research; Science and technology; Student News; IT and computing | Leave a comment
Join the eleventh annual Debating Communities and Networks online conference to get involved in discussions about key topics in this area, from identity and social media use to gaming communities and Indigenous activism.
By Hayley Gower | Feature; Student Events; Student Featured; Business, management and law; Internet Communications; IT and computing; The arts and creative industries
Astrophysicists, telescopes, supercomputers, and software engineers have joined forces to search for signals from the early Universe.
By April Kleer | Feature; Research; Research Featured; IT and computing; Physical sciences and mathematics; Science and Engineering
After gaining a master degree at Curtin, Naprey Almario now runs two businesses in his home country of the Philippines, heads an organisation for disability advocacy and lectures at a university.
By Karen Green | Alumni news; Business, management and law; IT and computing
An innovative cyber security solution developed by Curtin University researchers is a step closer to hitting the market after securing a Federal Government Accelerating Commercialisation Grant
By Lucien Wilkinson | Research Featured; IT and computing; Science and Engineering
Two Curtin University-led research projects have been awarded funding in the State Government’s inaugural defence research grants program.
By Vanessa Beasley | Health and medicine; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Engineering and mining; Health; IT and computing
Imagine holding your breath and running for more than half a kilometre, and making it look effortless. If that seems daunting, it’s the reality for Curtin grad and Olympic athlete Danielle Kettlewell.
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What do global companies BMW, Microsoft and Twitter have in common? They all use software developed by graduate Stuart Hall, who now runs successful Perth-based business Appbot.
By Sara Culverhouse | Alumni news; IT and computing | Leave a comment
A technological development that has the potential to save Australia’s oil and gas industry millions of dollars each year has been crowned the overall winner at the 2019 Curtinnovation Awards.
By Lucien Wilkinson | General; Research; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Architecture and construction; Business, management and law; Engineering and mining; Health; Humanities; IT and computing; Science and EngineeringInnovation Central Perth and NERA have announced a new partnership to benefit the energy resources sector by assisting industry develop and deploy sensor technology.
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