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Encouraging and enabling the use of visualisation technologies in a wide range of research projects at Curtin University.
Perth, Western Australia
Joined December 2016
More Curtin Open Day activities are listed here:.
curtin.edu.au
Discover where in the world a Curtin Degree can take you at Curtin Open Day, Sunday 6 April 2025.
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The HIVE will be showcasing a range of visualisation research projects presented by Curtin students and staff on Sunday 6th April between 10am and 3pm for Curtin Open Day. Our full program is provided in the attached flyer.
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RT @SDnAconf: The 2025 Stereoscopic Displays and Applications conference Advance Program is available here: .Join….
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RT @AndrewWoodsAU: Yesterday I was excited to see, for the first time, the new "Fremantle Then & Now Historical Panoramas" display at the W….
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RT @SMRLCU: 🎉 Big congratulations to our PhD student Jie for securing a competitive summer internship with the @CurtinHIVE team! Jie will….
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RT @ISPRS_: Participants had an exciting🤩 visits of.⛴��WA Shipwrecks Museum, Fremantle. 🥽Shipwreck Visualisation at the Curtin University HI….
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I spy the HIVE. ;-).Anthony Clarke and Chris Kirkland were interviewed by local media in the HIVE before they jetted off to the UK for the announcement at Stonehenge.
New discoveries at Curtin University in Western Australia have raised all new questions about Stonehenge. For thousands of years, it was believed that the Alter Stone, the centerpiece of the monument, came from Wales, however, PhD student Anthony Clarke has found evidence that
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Curtin HIVE team member and @ForrestResearch Creative Fellow Dr Andrea Rassell has just had a paper published in MDPI Journal "Arts" titled:."On Perceiving Molecular Time: Computational Chemical Simulations and the Moving Image".Read the full paper here:
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The peer-reviewed journal article is published in Nature today:.
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> Professor Chris Kirkland of Curtin University's School of Earth and Planetary Sciences said they had examined the Altar Stone's "fingerprint" using the "little crystals" in the sandstone.
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> Lead researcher and Curtin University PhD candidate Anthony Clarke said their team had analysed two fragments of the stone. "As of last year, the ultimate source of the Altar Stone was an open question," he said.
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Last week the HIVE hosted a media event for a story that has been released on the ABC (TV, radio, and online) this morning:."The Altar Stone at the centre of Stonehenge may have come from more than 700km away in Scotland, Australian study suggests".
abc.net.au
The Altar Stone, long believed to have come from Wales, may have been transported via sea from Scotland, according to new research from an Australian team.
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We are very pleased to have been able to contribute some content to the book. The book includes our 3D render of the wreck of HMAS AE1 - Australia's first submarine - and also a photo of the wreck from the expedition in 2018. Some photos of the book are included below.
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Mike Carlton's latest book "DIVE! Australian Submariners at War" hits book stores today! It is a very nice looking book and a good read inside! It is just in time for Fathers Day and available from all good book stores. 🙂 .
penguin.com.au
Australian submariners at war
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Additionally, a video animation around the wreck is available here:.
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"To coincide with the anniversary, Heritage NSW commissioned the Curtin University HIVE to create a digital 3D model [of the wreck]".The interactive 3D model of the SS Nemesis wreck is available here:
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"SS Nemesis shipwreck memorial event marks 120th anniversary"."After 120 years, relatives have gathered at the wreck site of SS Nemesis off the coast of Port Kembla to honour and remember the 32 lives lost when the steamship vanished in 1904.". .
environment.nsw.gov.au
After 120 years, relatives have gathered at the wreck site of SS Nemesis off the coast of Port Kembla to honour and remember the 32 lives lost when the steamship vanished in 1904.
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RT @PawseyCentre: The sheer power of #supercomputers - Magnus has reduced a computing process from 1000 years to three! How? Check out this….
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You can see the 3D models we created of the wreck here:.- full site.- small section.
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