A project that assists NSW communities to protect their local natural environment and to live more sustainably in their own way will be officially launched at CSU in Albury-Wodonga on Monday 18 August as part of National Science Week.

CSU research which has increased farm profits and improved the environment is part of a project named as a finalist in the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.

A CSU expert in Australia's meat livestock industry believes prospects for global meat production are positive, but national government policies, future profitability and climate change pose challenges.

A program led by CSU is making inroads into mathematics education in the isolated and ancient Pilbara region of Western Australia.

A Wiradjuri woman and CSU academic has won a NAIDOC award for her teaching and research that benefits the Wiradjuri and wider Aboriginal community in Australia.

The Federal Education Minister the Hon. Christopher Pyne MP has spent a second consecutive day at CSU to discuss the impact of proposed higher education reforms on regional and rural students.

Intense community interest has helped CSU researchers locate old survey trees of heritage importance across southern NSW.

Oregano, thyme and cloves are not usually associated with milk but Charles Sturt University (CSU) researchers hope essential oils from these plants may be useful in treating a costly problem for the dairy industry.

Driven by a personal philosophy that mathematics education must be meaningful, Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic Dr Amy MacDonald set out to inspire early childhood educators to engage with mathematics.