Pills no answer to insomnia
Sleeping tablets are “counter-productive” and offer no real benefit in treating insomnia, Flinders University sleep expert Leon Lack says.
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High-level Chinese delegation at Flinders
Flinders last week hosted a high-level delegation as part of the China-Australia Middle Managers Program.
Breaking the family prison cycle
Professor Mark Halsey is investigating the cause, extent and impact of intergenerational incarceration in South Australia.
Flinders to make major investment in Tonsley Park
Flinders University is poised to make its largest single investment in educational facilities since the University was established with a planned $120 million expansion at Tonsley Park.
Flinders and China CSU in joint dementia care program
A team of Chinese delegates are visiting Flinders University to develop a dementia care training program.
Relationships drive education
Flinders new Dean of Education says teachers don’t see the full extent of their influence.
Clearing path to appeal wrongful convictions
South Australia is set to overhaul its criminal appeals process, thanks in part to research and advocacy by Flinders law lecturer Ms Bibi Sangha.
The psychology behind safer airport screening
Professor Jason McCarley is on a mission to make airport security scanners more effective by tailoring them to the psychology of the user.
The molecule as artist
Flinders University researchers are about to put a series of colourful and spectacular images on show, but you’ll have to search long and hard to find the artist’s signature.