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Priming men for fatherhood: CSU academic
SCIENCE  26 Oct 2016

Priming men for fatherhood: CSU academic

A CSU academic is raising awareness of the hormonal changes in parents during pregnancy and birth to encourage a nurturing environment for newborns.

ResearchHealthAllied healthNursing and midwifery

CSU research: Optimising conservation in urban Australia
SCIENCE  25 Oct 2016

CSU research: Optimising conservation in urban Australia

The cities of Albury-Wodonga and Geelong have been selected for a new CSU study into the best way to conserve nature amid urban sprawl.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchEnvironmental SciencesILWS

Support for international fisheries project
SCIENCE  24 Oct 2016

Support for international fisheries project

A CSU-led research project to improve fish pathways in a section of the Mekong River in South East Asia has secured an additional $95 000 from Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchEnvironmental SciencesILWSScience

Flood impacts: CSU experts
SCIENCE  14 Oct 2016

Flood impacts: CSU experts

Catchments across south eastern Australia are sodden, river systems swollen and many communities are dealing with ongoing flooding. CSU experts can talk about the environmental and social impacts.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchEnvironmental SciencesILWSScience

CSU student shines as future paramedic
SCIENCE  13 Oct 2016

CSU student shines as future paramedic

A CSU paramedicine student has won a national award with the prediction she'll have a 'significant' future impact on her chosen profession.

CSU studentsAllied healthScience

Scanning a bee’s brain to see how it learns
SCIENCE  12 Oct 2016

Scanning a bee’s brain to see how it learns

Combining his profession in medical imaging with a passion for apiary, CSU scientist Dr Mark Greco is examining bees' brains to understand how they respond to environmental change.

Animal and Veterinary scienceCharles Sturt UniversityResearchDentistryScience

Breakthrough on virus infecting rare and endangered parrots
SCIENCE  5 Oct 2016

Breakthrough on virus infecting rare and endangered parrots

Australian researchers including a CSU team have unravelled the molecular makeup of a virus threatening some of the world's most endangered native bird species.

Animal and Veterinary scienceGraham CentreResearchEnvironmental SciencesInternationalScience

CSU’s ‘Tall Poppy’ scientist one to look up to
SCIENCE  29 Sep 2016

CSU’s ‘Tall Poppy’ scientist one to look up to

Finding solutions to the modern extinction crisis is a tall order but it's the motivation driving award-winning CSU scientist, Dr Dale Nimmo.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchEnvironmental SciencesILWSScience

Does connecting the body to the earth help sore muscles?
SCIENCE  11 Sep 2016

Does connecting the body to the earth help sore muscles?

Special bed sheets will be used in a new study at CSU to explore the idea that grounding the body to the earth can reduce the onset of sore muscles and improve recovery.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchHealthScience

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