What needs to happen to boost the number of people living in space? A Curtin expert says thinking of it like camping is useful.
Space life? It’s like camping
A crowded space
Our planet is being bombarded by space objects, but a team of experts is working around the clock to keep us safe.
Death notes
A new art exhibit is using a deceased composer to create new music using a lab-grown ‘brain’.
A chilling outlook
Winter is over, and because of the continued impacts of climate change it was Australia’s hottest on record.
Branching away from STEM
While stakeholders steer women into STEM pathways, some are turning away, discouraged by stereotypes and sexism.
Standing in the shadow of the moon
Perth will see one of its most significant solar eclipses in a decade, and there are plenty of ways to view it safely.
NASA lands in Perth
NASA scientist Henry Throop has arrived in WA ahead of the much-anticipated solar eclipse in Exmouth.
AiGED care?
AI is a hot topic of conversation and there is a staffing crisis is aged care. Could artificial intelligence enhance the sector?
Trialling a cure for Alzheimer’s?
Curtin researchers are looking for more volunteers to help aid research into a possible cure for Alzheimer’s.
The sci-fi solution to climate change
Climate engineering could be our last option before the earth becomes a hot mess.
Our treats are tricking us
Emerging research has found a link between a high added sugar diet and poor mental health.
Jetties a safe haven for predators
Research findings shed light on turtle deaths.
Just keep swimming
“Multiple patients have described feeling an impending sense of doom.”
Saving the Western Ringtail Possum
Local wildlife group enlists community to help preserve unique possum species.
New research foundation to combat youth suicide
It will attempt to identify trigger points in young people.
The great placenta on a plate debate
Might eating your own placenta make you sick?
Trail Blazin’
What do WA medical marijuana laws mean for you?