Virtual games help people stand and walk in rehab
Virtual reality, activity monitors and handheld devices can increase the chances people will stand and walk after a stroke, brain injury, fall or fracture. A study […]
Futuristic human forms: an exhibition
In a world where technology, medicine and engineering collide, what is the future of human biology? It’s a question being considered by STELARC: Posthuman Bodies, a […]
Injury risks of footy, cycling and other sport
Sporting injuries make a mark every year, with almost one-third of the 60,000 Australians admitted to hospital connected to one of the football codes. A new […]
Tributes to extraordinary Flinders alumni
Women who have dared to dream big and succeed – by creating the Space School in Adelaide, and fighting for people with disabilities – are among […]
Flinders University in northern suburbs
Sasha Clarke dreamt of helping people with learning difficulties achieve their goals but wasn’t sure how to make her dream a reality. That was before enrolling […]
United stand to raise 1.5°C awareness
What do MPs and mayors, the heads of the Adelaide Festival, Fringe, and Emergency Services; dozens of students, and a bunch of scientists have in common? […]
Questions loom over the future of police lineups
When eyewitnesses are called on to identify crime suspects, how likely are they to make mistakes? Should their seeing equate to believing? Research shows that mistaken […]
Laugh until your sides hurt at Fringe at Flinders
Comedians Arj Baker and Peter Helliar are headlining this year’s Fringe at Flinders, along with a jam-packed lineup of artists and comedy acts suitable for all […]
Lord of the screen at Flinders
Veteran screen producer Tim Sanders arrives at Flinders University this week to share his experiences from 40 years in major filmmaking. “Show business is bigger and […]