• Audio | Mistletoe birds are 'cheats'

    Agricultural and Wine Sciences research at CSU Wagga Wagga

    • Listen to Associate Professor of Soil Management, Philip Eberbach from the school Agricultural and Wine Sciences, as he examines how tolerant rice is to higher temperatures.

  • Video | Climate change and agricultural production

    Agricultural and Wine Sciences research

    • Charles Sturt University's Mark O'Brien asks CSU climate change expert Professor Kevin Parton about the possible effects of climate change on food security in Australia and worldwide.

  • Video | Beauty of the beast

    Anything but nasty.

    • For most of us, ticks and lice mean those nasty little parasitic creatures that feed on the blood or other bits of their hosts. For Charles Sturt University wildlife researcher Dr Maggie Watson, they are anything but nasty.

  • Video | Non-Botrytis Bunch Rot

    National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC)

    • Non-botrytis bunch rots can be managed in the vineyard by well ventilated, but adequate, canopy cover, as well as the spraying of strobilurin type fungicides at flowering.

  • Video | Micro-Oxygenation of Red Wine

    National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC)

    • Micro-oxygenation mimics one of the key aspects of oak maturation, and saves wine makers time and money.

  • Video | White Wine Spoilage: The Impact of Light

    National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC)

    • Bottle colour and thickness can reduce white wine spoilage from light, increasing shelf life and maintaining quality

  • Testimonial | Doctor of Health Science

    Daniel Weber

    • At CSU I have the freedom to set my own research goals but the quality of supervision is excellent

  • Testimonial | School of Environmental Sciences

    Robyn Watts

    • Charles Sturt University is a great university to do research at because each campus is located right near field sites and research laboratories.

  • Testimonial | CSU Research Centres

    Debbie Burton

    • Being able to achieve better outcomes for people with asthma through implementation of a pharmacy-based asthma management service has been the highlight of my research career.

  • Testimonial | CSU graduate

    Rohan Nicol

    • During my postgraduate study I became increasingly aware of the pivotal role Charles Sturt University holds in regional Australia.

  • Testimonial | Doctor of Philosophy student

    Catherine Kaplun

    • Studying at CSU has allowed me to have the flexibility and freedom to continue my studies close to home and still be there for my family

  • Video | The wetland world of the Southern Pygmy Perch - Luke Pearce

    Native fish species research in the Murray Darling Basin

    • Research by CSU Masters of Philosophy student Luke Pearce aims to help the survival of a tiny native fish once found throughout the southern part of the Murray Darling Basin

  • Audio | How does rice handle the heat?

    Agricultural and Wine Sciences research at CSU Wagga Wagga

    • Listen to Associate Professor of Soil Management, Philip Eberbach from the school Agricultural and Wine Sciences, as he examines how tolerant rice is to higher temperatures.

  • Video | Karolina Petrovic - Possums in Australia

    Wildlife research into the Common Brushtail Possum

    • CSU PhD student Karolina Petrovic outlines her research into what the common Brushtail Possum eats along in the Australian bush.

  • Video | David M. Watson - Mistletoes in Australia

    Hear from Associate Professor David M. Watson

    • Associate Professor David Watson from CSU describes the importance and roles of Australia's native mistletoes in conserving native ecosystems.

  • Video | Computing and Mathematics Research

    SCM

    School of Computing and Mathematics

    • Hear from our researchers about their exciting work in Computing and Mathematics at Charles Sturt University.

  • Video | CSU - Leaders in Applied Research

    Research Higher Degrees

    • Research at CSU is helping us understand and respond to the changes in the world around us.