Ecological research: saving the sandalwood tree
The ecological research undertaken by Charles Sturt University's Richard McLellan in Western Australia is trying to save the sandalwood tree.
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Wildlife research: using 3D printers to save native species
University wildlife research conducted at Charles Sturt proves 3D printing technology can be used to create new habitats for native species!
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Wine industry research: how Charles Sturt is helping
Australian wine industry research is helping winemakers face many challenges. Discover how one Charles Sturt researcher is helping.
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Endangered species research: saving the southern bell frog
Endangered species research is difficult in the face of climate change. Discover how one Charles Sturt researcher is making a difference.
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Thinking of upgrading qualifications for your career? A scholarship can help
Want to get another qualification? How about a university scholarship to make it that bit easier? At Charles Sturt we'll help you make it work.
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Social healthcare robots: the solution to LGBTIQA+ loneliness?
Discover how Charles Sturt PhD candidate Adam Poulsen is using technology to tackle loneliness.
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How is IT research leading the fight against cyber crime?
Charles Sturt University is home to some amazing minds. And those amazing minds are conducting the kind of research liable to blow ours. Nowhere is that more true than in IT. Our info tech experts work across the IT spectrum, …
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Big Questions: how to stop overfishing?
How do we preserve river ecology while meeting the needs of a growing population? This is the fundamental question driving a range of research projects at Charles Sturt University. Can sustainability provide the answer to how to stop overfishing? Dr …
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Viticulture technology for a perfect wine pairing
Technology is changing how many industries operate – from policing and healthcare to agriculture and the creative industries. Viticulture and winemaking is no different. Technology is becoming increasingly prevalent in the profession, as growers seek to maximise production, efficiency and, …
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