Curtin University and DUG Technology Ltd have entered into a decade-long partnership to collaborate in the fields of high-performance computing (HPC), education and research.
By Lucien Wilkinson | Business; Environment; General; Health and medicine; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Education; IT and computing; Science and Engineering
A Curtin University study has found the introduced European honeybee could lead to native bee population decline or extinction when colonies compete for the same nectar and pollen sources.
By Lucien Wilkinson | Environment; Feature; General; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
Associate Professor Cathryn Trott and Associate Professor Debbie Silvester-Dean have been recognised for their exceptional contributions to the field of science.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Feature; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
Curtin University has played a major role in the recovery of a rare meteorite in the UK, made possible by dedicated fireball observatories set up as part of the Curtin-led Global Fireball Observatory.
By Lucien Wilkinson | General; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
New observations of the first black hole ever detected have led astronomers to question what they know about the Universe’s most mysterious objects.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Feature; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
Two early career researchers have been awarded prestigious Forrest PhD Scholarships to continue their studies into black holes in the universe and food insecurity.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Health and medicine; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Health; Science and Engineering
Curtin University researchers have uncovered a method of making silicon, found commonly in electronics such as phones, cameras and computers, at room temperature.
By Vanessa Beasley | Feature; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
Curtin researchers have used ancient crystals from eroded rocks found in stream sediments in Greenland to successfully test the theory that portions of Earth’s ancient crust acted as ‘seeds’.
By Lucien Wilkinson | Feature; General; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
Curtin University researchers have improved their award-winning glycine leaching technology by significantly enhancing the leaching rates for gold ore.
By April Kleer | Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering
New Curtin University-led research has shown the formation of bubbles on electrodes, usually thought to be a hindrance, can be beneficial.
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