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Wifi sensors to tackle bushfires

A network of inexpensive fire monitoring sensors positioned throughout bush land could be the latest early-warning system in the fight against fires.

Scholarship to help young women

ECU has received a $325,000 donation from the WA Women’s Society of Fine Arts and Crafts, which will go towards setting up a scholarship for deserving female arts students.

CUP CITY, the 25-year anniversary

February 2012 is the 25th anniversary of Fremantle hosting the America’s Cup, and Cup City is a photographic exhibition by Kevin Ballantine documenting Fremantle and Perth during the summer of the failed Cup defence.

Dredge pond to wetland sanctuary for threatened fish

Disused dredge ponds on WA’s Swan coastal plain could soon become a spawning ground for the threatened black-striped minnow Galaxiella nigrostriata thanks to ECU research.

Never too late to graduate

Gaining a university degree has been a lifelong ambition for Australind resident Jean Evans.

Smartphone app saving lives

ECU students have developed a new app which transforms a smartphone into an emergency beacon at the push of a button.

From betamax to bytes

ECU’s archive of documentaries and teaching films, all on obsolete betamax tapes, is to be made available on DVD and via internet streaming following an agreement with Kanopy.

Bike to ECU Brekky

Cycling to work is a great way to minimise pollution, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and keep fit.

Museum studies at ECU

Museums are some of the most internationally recognised tourist attractions in the world.

Groundbreaking study on the internet habits of teenagers

Almost a quarter of teenagers are online for four or more hours a day on non-school-related work, a new study by ECU researchers has found.

International partnership stands the test of time

ECU researchers are collaborating with colleagues at Kobe University in Japan to better understand how the human body responds to exercise.

ECU and Intellectual Ventures join to invent the future

ECU and Intellectual Ventures (IV®) have signed an agreement to develop new inventions that will shape the future.

Teachers learn from ECU

Over 350 teachers from the New North Education Initiative Collaborative (NNEI) visited ECU this week for a day of professional learning.

ECU researcher named in Australia Day honours

Professor Caroline Taylor has been appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for her work with social welfare organisations.

Age no barrier for ECU graduate

You’re never too old to learn – just ask ECU graduate Hazel Brennan.

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