Charles Sturt University will lead the FishTech initiative as part of a partnership between Australia and Lao to boost food security and climate resilience in the Mekong region in Southeast Asia.

Generous donors were present in Wagga Wagga on Thursday to present Charles Sturt students with more than $1 million worth of scholarships at a ceremony at Joyes Hall.

The winners of the inaugural Charles Sturt University 2021 First Nations Success Awards for students and staff were announced at a special dinner event at the University in Wagga Wagga on Thursday 2 June.

A Charles Sturt University researcher seeks participants for an online survey to identify physical and behavioural attributes shown in retired racehorses (Thoroughbred and Standardbred) that are enjoying a successful post-racing career.

“The train has left the station.” That was the message for delegates at the Digital Agrifood Summit discussing robotics and automation in agriculture.

Charles Sturt University has appointed four alumni as Adjunct Lecturers (Communication) to co-design and co-deliver the new Bachelor of Communication, the first of its kind in the Australian higher education sector.

A Charles Sturt University researcher and colleagues have used artificial intelligence (AI) and data mining to revise a water quality index (WQI) which can benefit individuals and a range of government agencies and non-government entities.

Charles Sturt academics have contributed to a national study on Q Fever, the effect it has on humans and animals and how a quicker diagnosis can be achieved with one simple question.

Charles Sturt University is set to boost cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI) research and unlock the potential for digital regional discovery and regional futures.