Face mask warning as SA borders open
With South Australian borders opening to travellers from all Australian states and territories today, Flinders University researchers are concerned poor mask habits may put South Australians […]
3D tech to teach future surgery
Knee, hip and spinal surgery is the focus of a major new research project focusing on 3D technology developed in South Australia. Under a new $2.4 […]
Steps to make PPE equipment safer
Australia’s first dedicated testing facility for protective gowns has been established at Flinders, where research is also starting on improving face mask safety. The two Flinders […]
Next-gen medical implants focus of new centre
Global experts from Flinders University biomedical engineering will join the new ARC Training Centre for Medical Implant Technologies. The Australian Research Council Training Centre for Medical […]
Flinders design helps sporting rehab
Aching muscles and sporting injuries have access to quicker recovery with the help of a new high-tech rehabilitation device supported by Flinders University intelligence. The Prohab Connected […]
Rehab device takes fast track at 2018 Games
South Australian sport-tech startup Prohab will launch its new rehabilitation device at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games. The Prohab rehab device connects to standard resistance […]
USA roadshow at Tonsley
The US Ambassador’s Innovation Roundtable rolls into Flinders at Tonsley tomorrow, with a focus on building collaborations in advanced health and medical device development.
Flinders invests in the future at Tonsley
Flinders University’s state-of-the-art $120 million teaching and research facility at Tonsley officially opened today.
Flinders’ shining lights top Adelaide Oval
Professor John Arkwright and Associate Professor Phil Dinning have led a multi-disciplinary team to win the Sir William Hudson Award for developing a novel fibre-optic manometry catheter.