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From major city highways to remote rural routes, civil and construction engineer Verity Williams is used to working in challenging conditions.
By Anne Griffin-Appadoo | Alumni news; Engineering and mining | Leave a comment
To survive in a world affected by climate change, businesses are turning to experts like Curtin graduate Marc Allen to plan for the future.
By Sara Culverhouse | Alumni news; Engineering and mining
Curtin is helping to boost Australia’s space exploration with the construction and launch of it’s very own ‘pocket-sized’ satellite.
By Zoe Taylor | Engineering; Feature; Research; Research Featured; Science and technology; Science and Engineering | Leave a comment
At just 24, engineering graduate Kassia Ralston has already worked on Australia’s biggest public transport project and played water polo internationally. What’s the key to her success?
By Daniel Jauk | Alumni news; Engineering and mining; Science and Engineering | Leave a comment
Researchers at Curtin Malaysia are taking an innovative approach to road making, using bacteria as a ‘biocement’.
By Jarrad Long | Engineering; Feature; Research; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Engineering and mining | Leave a comment
Ever since the first conveyor system was developed in the 18th century, engineers have been refining the device to maximise its operation and efficiency in transporting goods and resources.
By Zoe Taylor | Research; Engineering and mining | 10 commentsPilbara Minerals CEO and WASM graduate Ken Brinsden shares his secrets to success in the mining industry.
By Zoe Taylor | Alumni news; Engineering and mining | Leave a commentCurtin University Professor Brian Evans has received a prestigious international award, after boosting students graduating from petroleum engineering by nearly 10-fold over six years.
By Megan Meates | Campus and community; Engineering and miningCurtin University will be the first university in Australia and New Zealand to offer a Master of Subsea Engineering for engineers to produce oil and gas in deeper sea depths.
By Megan Meates | Campus and community; Research; Engineering and mining
A joint Australian-German research team led by Curtin University’s Dr Christian Hirt has created the highest-resolution maps of Earth’s gravity field to date – showing gravitational variations up to 40 per cent larger than previously assumed.
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