Babies (and mobiles) can lead to ‘daytime dysfunction’
Parents of infants with sleep trouble have increased risk of daytime dysfunction, including work and driving performance. New Flinders research has also measured the effects of […]
Nanomesh ‘shield’ against antibiotic resistance
The fight against global antibiotic resistance has taken a major step forward with scientists discovering a concept for fabricating nanomeshes as an effective drug delivery system […]
Gut itch to blame for IBS pain
Australian researchers have identified a link between itchy skin and gut pain, caused by identical receptors signalling the nervous system. This is big news for Irritable […]
SA scoops prestigious science prizes
From examining Iron Man attire to replicating phases of the moon with Oreos, this year’s winners of the Prime Minister’s prizes in science teaching have done […]
Distinguished kidney researcher joins Academy
Flinders University’s contributions to national health continue to grow with the election of its head of medicine and public health as a new Fellow of the […]
Uniform rules needed for school uniforms
The aim of providing comfortable and practical school uniforms to students of all genders is being hampered by many different legislative requirements around Australia – prompting […]
Anti-bullying initiatives don’t dip peer aggression
Rising rates of bullying and decreasing student well-being amongst primary and secondary students in Australia has been revealed in a new study by Flinders University’s Dr Grace […]
Fast food leads to slow testosterone
Obese men hoping to sire children beware! Obesity is known to be associated with impaired testicular function, potentially resulting in androgen deficiency and sub-fertility. Now it […]
Reds and Flinders forge new partnership
Crucial work placements ranging from exercise science and nutrition to business and marketing will be delivered for Flinders University students thanks to a valuable new partnership […]