Nine of Curtin University’s priority research areas have been ranked as high-impact in the first nation-wide assessment of the engagement of Australia’s higher education sector.
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.
Regional and remote Indigenous students will be provided access to laptops to support their studies as part of a new Curtin University program launched this month.
Six Curtin University researchers have been named in Clarivate Analytics’ annual Highly Cited Researcher List, which identifies the world’s most influential scientists and social scientists.
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.
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.
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.
