Research Collaboration Index · 2026

Curtin University

Asia-Pacific · Platinum standing

#84World rank
86.9RCI score
1,137Collaborating institutions
80Partner countries
30,428Joint works, 5 yr
3.41FWCI

Strongest in Energy, at #38 in the world.

The profile

Collaboration profile

79Influence
76Brokerage
91Reach
90Diversity
87Sustained
87Impact
91International

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World rank in each of the 26 subject indices; gold cards mark top-500 standings. Click through to any full subject ranking.

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Craig Buckley

Craig Buckley

Professor of Physics, School of Electrical Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences (John Curtin Distinguished Professor)

Buckley leads hydrogen energy research at Curtin and heads the Hydrogen Storage Research Group, developing metal hydride and thermochemical materials that store renewable energy. He works with international hydrogen programmes and Western Australian industry on storage for transport, stationary power and export, and is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Physics.

Mark Paskevicius

Mark Paskevicius

Professor, School of Electrical Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences

Paskevicius works in the Institute for Energy Transition on solid state hydrogen storage and solid state ion conductors for batteries. He coordinates interlaboratory studies that set reference standards for hydrogen adsorption measurement, a collaborative effort improving reproducibility across international energy materials laboratories and supporting automotive and export hydrogen applications.

Peter McEvoy

Peter McEvoy

Professor, Curtin School of Population Health; Mental Health Domain Co-Lead, enAble Institute

McEvoy researches how anxiety, depression and eating disorders are assessed and treated, focusing on repetitive negative thinking, imagery and group cognitive behavioural therapy. His joint role with the Centre for Clinical Interventions means findings feed directly into public mental health services and freely available treatment materials used by clinicians internationally.

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