A telescope in outback Western Australia has been used to listen to a mysterious cigar-shaped object that entered our Solar System late last year.
By Lucien Wilkinson | Campus and community; General; Research; Science and technology; Physical sciences and mathematics; Science and EngineeringInnovative ideas were unveiled at the culmination of the Curtin Accelerate program last night.
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Could there be more planets like Earth out in space? With life on them, like us? NASA is keen to find out.
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News stories about fish often focus either on large fish like sharks, or on tasty seafood. So it might come as a surprise that more than half of the fish on coral reefs are tiny and well camouflaged.
By Maarten De Brauwer, PhD-candidate in Marine Ecology | Environment; Research; Research Featured; Physical sciences and mathematics; Science and Engineering | Leave a comment
The rocks bear striking similarities to those found in North America, suggesting that part of northern Australia was actually part of North America 1.7 million years ago.
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The winner of Curtin’s inaugural alumni Innovation Award shares his thoughts on why assistive technologies could give greater independence to people with disability.
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Curtin University has attracted one of the world’s leading astronomers from the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project.
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The Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) has recorded a key milestone in its ongoing development, with the building and deployment of equipment for its Phase Two expansion now complete.
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Curtin University has today secured $10.45 million in funding from the Federal Government’s Australian Research Council to support important research activities.
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Curtin University was named Overall Winner of the 2017 Mitsubishi Corporation WA Innovator of the Year awards, for research aimed at extending the shelf-life and reducing post-harvest losses in fruit,
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