No Bull: How Creating Less-Gassy Cows Could Help Fight Climate Change
Breeding less-flatulent cows and restoring agricultural land could significantly reduce rising methane emission levels
Articles by Curtin University
Key Moment in the Evolution of Life on Earth Captured in Fossils
Study helps unravel some of the mysteries around ancient ecosystems, shaping our understanding of evolution
Two Bee Species Become One as Researchers Solve Identity Puzzle
Research shows the importance of DNA barcoding when identifying males and females of the same species
New Curtin-Led Research Discovers the Heart of Our Evolution
The oldest ever fossilized heart sheds new light on fish and human evolution
Lasers Light the Way to Discovery of Ancient Crust beneath Western Australia
This research is important for the future of sustainable resource exploitation
New Research Resurrects ‘Lost’ Coral Species
Quality ecological and conservation research requires accurate species identification
Consistent Asteroid Showers Rock Previous Thinking on Mars Craters
The frequency of asteroid collisions on Mars has been consistent for the past 600 million years
Survey Finds Increased Trust in Government and Science Amid Pandemic
Research finds confidence in public health scientists and trust in government to be high among people in Australia and New Zealand
Moon Magnetization Research Debunks Long-Held Theory
Research concludes "that a core dynamo is the only plausible source of the magnetization of the Moon's crust"
'Ghostly' Signs of a Mysterious New Mineral Discovered
A new study is the first to document evidence of a new form of the mineral monazite