Ravens on Western Australia’s popular tourism destination Rottnest Island have been caught preying on the island’s bobtails by hidden cameras as part of new Curtin University research.
By Lucien Wilkinson | General; Research; Science and technology; Science and EngineeringBusinesses seeking to harness data science by building wireless networks that run their operations more efficiently will be able to access all the tools they need as part of a new Curtin program.
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The moon may be the key to unlocking how the first stars and galaxies shaped the early Universe.
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Curtin University researchers studying core samples taken near Shark Bay have discovered an ultra-rare mineral from what may be the largest-known meteorite impact crater in Australia.
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Workers can wirelessly operate the Roborigger to position, orient and release loads at a safe distance.
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Australian researchers using a CSIRO radio telescope in Western Australia have nearly doubled the known number of ‘fast radio bursts’— powerful flashes of radio waves from deep space.
By Lucien Wilkinson | General; Science and EngineeringA WA-led national consortium of industry and universities has been invited to progress to the second stage of its bid to lead a $100 million Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre.
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Astronomers have detected radio jets belonging to a neutron star with a strong magnetic field — something not predicted by current theory, according to a new study published in Nature today.
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Curtin University researchers have developed a low-cost and environmentally friendly method to harvest energy from sunlight to produce clean fuels such as hydrogen.
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Three international postdoctoral researchers have been awarded prestigious Forrest Research Foundation fellowships to conduct research in the fields of astrophysics, marine bioacoustics and chemistry.
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