Research as part of the Active Living Longer (ALLong) program held at CSU in Bathurst launched last June shows benefits for the participants.

Professor Megan Smith brings something a little different to the role of Dean of Science at CSU.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) final-year Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) student Ella Thorburn (pictured) invites members of the public to participate in a research project titled: “Musculoskeletal symptoms among smartphone and tablet device users.”

Recent native fish deaths at Menindee are symptoms of a global malaise says world leading wetland ecologist at CSU, Professor Max Finlayson.

Several academics and others at or associated with CSU have received 2019 Australia Day honours.

Let’s face it – most drivers have driven around the block searching for that elusive ‘perfect’ parking space.  A  research team at CSU in Port Macquarie hopes to change that.

With heat waves becoming the new normal in Australia, spare a though for native animals, struggling to find places to live.

As inland Australia braces for more hot weather, a researcher from the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) is studying the impact of heat waves on the physiology and composition of Shiraz grapes.

The fish deaths in the Darling River at Menindee have resulted in devastating impacts on endangered fish populations and water quality.With expertise in the ecological, social and economic impact of the crisis, researchers from Charles Sturt University’s Institute for Land Water and Society (CSU-ILWS) share their thoughts.