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Distant galaxy identified as the origin of mysterious bright burst

For the first time an international team of scientists, using a combination of radio and optical telescopes including the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA), has managed to identify the precise location of a fast radio burst (FRB). 2016 February 25, Curtin University Media Release

Time machine in the Western Australian outback obtains funding boost

2015 October 30, Curtin University Media Release

The Square Kilometre Array: radio silence in Western Australia for most powerful telescope in history

2015 July 17, The Guardian

Curtin University gets plaudits for Murchison Widefield Array work

Curtin University’s work with the Murchison Widefield Array was recognised at the Thomson Reuters Citation and Innovation awards. 2015 June 14, PerthNow

Sydney University physics undergraduate maps huge plasma tubes in the sky

2015 June, CAASTRO, Physics Today, The Sydney Morning Herald (SMH)

World’s most powerful telescope, the Square Kilometre Array, set for Murchison in regional WA

2015 May 21, Perth Now

Radio astronomy backed by big data projects

2015 April 21, Phys.org

Monster telescope needs mind-bending mathematics to uncover secrets of the universe

2014 November 25, Phys.org

ASU joins pathbreaking radio telescope project to study early universe

2014 November 24, Press Release (Arizona State University)

A glimpse of cosmic dawn

Astronomers are attempting to look back to when the first stars and galaxies lit up and changed the universe forever. 2014 November 7, Science