Plus and minus reading times
Reading in the morning may accelerate nearsightedness or myopia, new research from Flinders University optometry experts indicates. “Our results show that changes in the length of the […]
Green chemistry pioneer joins Academy of Science elite
Flinders University Professor Colin Raston’s contribution to innovation in chemistry has seen him elected as a Fellow of the peak Australian Academy of Science. The Fellowship, […]
Casting light on better bowels
A novel light therapy is being investigated as an alternative to prescription drugs to relieve chronic constipation and other intestinal disorders which affect millions of patients […]
Future Frigate tech alliance set to start
South Australia’s expertise in smart ship technologies will be boosted with the establishment of a $3 million Centre of Excellence in Adelaide if Navantia Australia is […]
Toddler bedtime can switch on snooze
Bedtime fading offers a strong solution to curb toddler bedtime tantrums and promote significant improvements in sleep patterns, research by Flinders University sleep experts has found. […]
Nuclear waste for SA – yes or no?
The question of how Australia deals with nuclear waste disposal is a hot topic. It will return to the fore on Thursday 24 May with a […]
Keeping watch on mental health
Increasingly popular smart watches can be used to help clinicians identify early warning signs of mental health disorders and monitor the success of treatment. Used by […]
ARC grants build strong linkages with industry and community
Innovative approaches to propel the economy – and build healthy, happy solutions for older Australians – will be investigated in two new research projects at Flinders […]
Navigating new exchanges in France
Flinders University’s French Day on Campus – a celebration of all things French – will culminate in the signing of an agreement to foster student internships […]