Showcasing staff stories, achievements, successes and more!
Dr Johannes Debler, a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Crop and Disease Management, has been awarded a scholarship to attend Science Meets Parliament in Canberra later this month
The Research Office at Curtin came alive with colour, flavour and festivity as staff gathered in the Council Chamber Foyer to celebrate Lunar New Year.
Highlight videos from the School of Design and the Built Environment’s (DBE) GradFest25 Launch and its Industry and Awards Night are now available to view, showcasing memorable moments and the innovative projects by graduating students.
Dr Brittney Lins is taking on an important question in multiple sclerosis (MS) research – is copper at the core of environmental factors linked to the disease?
Across three and a half hours last Friday, the Curtin Careers Fair brought together 125 industry exhibitors and more than 2000 students, smashing the previous attendance record by more than 200, to explore graduate programs and professional employment opportunities.
John Curtin Distinguished Professor Zongping Shao from the Centre for Advanced Energy and Technologies has been recognised by the MDPI Sustainability Foundation with the World Sustainability Award for 2026.
Master of Science in Palaeontology student and disability affairs reporter Eleanor Beidatsch recently visited Curtin to work with John Curtin Distinguished Professor Kliti Grice on a 520-million-year-old fossil.
The SiREN Management Team has been awarded $1.29 million for their fifth consecutive contract for the Sexual Health and Blood-Borne Virus Applied Research and Evaluation Network (SiREN) project 2026-2030.
Screen Arts academic and screenwriting tutor Zoe Pepper’s debut feature film, Birthright, had its WA premiere as part of the Perth Festival Somerville screenings last month.
Curtin’s School of Population Health and the University of Notre Dame have formalised a new research partnership aimed at improving the health and wellbeing of vulnerable populations.