Research at the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation aims to develop a more accurate method for identifying the wind-swept panic grasses, which accumulate on fence lines in late summer and autumn.

Both terrorism and the resulting protective measures imposed by democratic governments place additional threats to human rights and the free communication of ideas and opinions, according to a CSU researcher.

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Virologists and ecologists, including a CSU expert, call for a demonstration of effectiveness and safety before the Australian Government releases a herpes virus to control exotic common carp.

Health and education professionals have a particular role in supporting individuals with communication disorders, according to new research.

To mark the 70th anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, language and communication experts at CSU have contributed five articles to a leading international journal.

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A CSU researcher believes the story of Indian ‘hawkers’, who plied their trade across south-eastern Australia in the late 1800s, is reflected in the current dilemmas facing migrants in regional Australia.

CSU has developed unique face-to-face training for key student groups to improve communication about sexual relationships and skills in bystander response.

Imagine sitting down to breakfast and pouring ice cold milk on your bowl of chickpeas? It might become a reality thanks to CSU research into innovative processing techniques to add value to pulse crops.

Inspecting a University isn’t something everyone does on a Sunday afternoon, and it’s not too often that Professor Euan Lindsay, Professor of Engineering at CSU in Bathurst, has a retired military general asking him questions about engineering.