Workers can wirelessly operate the Roborigger to position, orient and release loads at a safe distance.
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The battery industry is about to boom and Western Australia, with its vast wealth of lithium and other next-gen battery making minerals, is ideally placed.
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The Curtinnovation Awards 2018 showcased exciting new inventions – from a novel orthopaedic screw to a simple method of detecting pathogens in meat.
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Armed with an ‘astrocam’ and a custom-built machine learning algorithm, the Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy is detecting faint meteor streaks in the sky.
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Twenty-three-year-old astrophysics graduate is a writer, a talented visual artist, an engaging public speaker and scholarship recipient. She also happens to be autistic, diagnosed at 14 years of age.
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Josh Richards is a Curtin physics graduate who is prepared to give up his life on Earth for the chance to live on Mars and push the boundaries of human discovery.
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Curtin will welcome Jack Leeming, careers editor at Nature International Journal of Science, to Bentley Campus on Friday 7 September, 10:30am to 12pm at 500.1102AB:EX (Chemistry & Resources Precinct).
By Teresa Gumina | Student Events; Internet Communications; Physical sciences and mathematics; Science and EngineeringCurtin University researchers suggest Earth’s oldest known evolved rocks, which are four billion years old, were the result of asteroids slamming into the Earth’s crust and causing it to melt.
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Through data science and multimodal discourse analysis, Curtin researchers are providing valuable insight into how meaning is communicated and reinterpreted through digital networks on a mega-scale.
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Curtin researchers have designed a novel tool for farmers that’s helping simplify the highly complex economics of grain harvesting and distribution.
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