University helps Australian record holder build rocket car he hopes will beat Brits to 1000 mph land speed world record.
By Chris Thomson | Campus and community; Engineering and mining; Physical sciences and mathematics | Leave a commentCurtin University research has established that female marine snails living off the Perth coast are growing male sex organs after exposure to the chemical TBT.
By Ann Marie Lim | Research; Agriculture, environment and sustainabilityCurtin University is celebrating National Engineering Week, 2-6 August, by hosting a panel discussion on sustainable engineering.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Campus and community; Agriculture, environment and sustainabilityCurtin University of Technology researchers are a step closer to helping produce cleaner, greener cars using hydrogen fuel cell technology.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Research; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; Physical sciences and mathematics | Leave a commentWith less than a week to go, Curtin’s Block Pirates are fine-tuning their robots for the challenge on the 5 December 2009.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community; Physical sciences and mathematics | Leave a commentThe Curtin Resources and Chemistry Precinct is set to become an internationally recognised centre for collaborative research in chemistry.
By Jarrad Long | Campus and community; Research; Engineering and mining; Physical sciences and mathematics | Leave a commentWith massive growth predicted for WA’s oil and gas industry, the education of the next generation of petroleum engineers is vitally important.
To make sure that the demand for qualified workers is met, Curtin University of Technology and Woodside Energy are offering Woodside Petroleum Engineering Scholarships that include a total of $35,000 in cash payments, for undergraduate engineering students from 2010.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Campus and community; Engineering and miningCurtin University of Technology researchers are developing technology that will provide an unparalleled ability to explore environments as diverse as the oceans and rivers, and the human body.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Research; Agriculture, environment and sustainability; HealthA Curtin University of Technology academic has become the first physicist to lead a major section of chemistry’s peak international body.
Dr Robert Loss, Head of Curtin’s Department of Imaging and Applied Physics, was recently elected President of the Inorganic Division of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC).
By Shaun Ratcliff | Campus and community; Physical sciences and mathematicsCurtin University of Technology second year computing student David Wright has out-performed over 320 fellow undergraduate students from across Australia to win IBM’s Master the Mainframe contest.
By Shaun Ratcliff | Campus and community; IT and computing | Leave a commentCRICOS Provider Code: WA 00301J
