Curtin steps up for Sustainable Development

Curtin delivers high-impact research across four areas of strength:

• Resources and energy
• ICT and emerging technologies
• Health
• Sustainable development

Recognising that sustainable development is becoming increasingly important to individuals, communities, business and industry, and policy-makers at all levels, Curtin has stepped up its commitment to research in this area.

PV system designed specifically for flat rooftops

Phoenix Solar is proud to introduce an innovative solar module into the Australian market. The Solyndra panel offers a solution designed specifically for flat rooftops which is ideal for industrial and commercial buildings. Each lightweight panel is made of 40 cylindrical tubes attached to a 108 cm x 182 cm frame. Within each cylindrical tube, [...]

Customers can’t tell you what they want. But, they’ll know it when they use it.

 How  will your customers judge your product? Are you confident that you meet the needs of your market?
Having an idea is only the starting point, knowing how to turn an idea into an experience for your customers is profitable. Find a solution to your problem, expand, build on, and shape ideas into tangible, innovative products and [...]

Innovation + Talent + Knowledge = Brisbane

Brisbane is emerging as a leader in knowledge sectors such as biotechnology, creative industries, aviation and aerospace, ICT, environmental and mining services. Th is diversity is crucial to the success of the Brisbane economy.
Infrastructure
To foster an environment that supports and values innovation and knowledge, the Queensland Government and the Brisbane City Council have invested strongly [...]

Melbourne, Victorious

A conglomerate of concerned and proactive Melbournites promoting social, cultural and economic change took out the major prize at the inaugural Fast Thinking Innovation Awards in 2008.
When Australia’s most respected journal dedicated to Australian and international innovative activity initiated its annual award program in 2008, it was clear that the ensuing winners would need to [...]

Age-old Laws: Taking care of our carers

The number of ageing people in Australia is rising. As a proportion of the population, people aged over 65 years will double between 2002 and 2042 to an expected 25% of the population (6.2 million people).
At the same time, the ageing population of Australia, combined with the increasing workforce participation of women, means a large [...]