Curtin University researchers have discovered a new way to more accurately analyse microscopic samples by essentially making them ‘glow in the dark’.
By Lucien Wilkinson | General; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
Curtin University-led research has found new evidence to suggest that the Earth’s first continents were not formed by subduction in a modern-like plate tectonics environment as previously thought.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
Curtin research into abnormal regeneration events in lizards has led to the first published scientific review on the prevalence of lizards that have re-generated more than one tail.
By April Kleer | Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Science and Engineering
New Curtin University-led research has uncovered how rocks sourced from the Earth’s mantle are linked to the formation and breakup of supercontinents and super oceans over the past 700 million years.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Feature; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
New species-specific tests that can detect endangered aquatic animals through the DNA they shed in the water has been created by researchers at the University of Adelaide and Curtin University.
By Vanessa Beasley | Research; Research Featured; Science and technology
Western Australia’s Pawsey Supercomputing Centre, with the Curtin University-based WA Data Science Innovation Hub, has been awarded more than $2 million in funding for a WA space data facility.
By Vanessa Beasley | Research; Research Featured; Science and technology
A team of students and researchers from Curtin University has worked quickly to design and develop ventilator prototypes that could be used to help treat people affected by COVID-19.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
New Curtin University research on the remixing of Earth’s stratified deep interior suggests that global plate tectonic processes started to operate at least 3.2 billion years ago.
By April Kleer | Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
Novel research into native bee populations by Curtin University provides a best practice recommendation on how to accurately monitor these important insects, with the aim of monitoring and saving bee
By April Kleer | Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Science and Engineering
Two Curtin STEM students invested their summer holiday time by undertaking industry internships and solving real-world challenges.
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