Is technology the key to faster recovery?
Flinders University researchers are taking part in the world’s largest trial looking at whether computer games, iPads and interactive games can help people recover from falls, strokes and brain injuries.
Tim Flannery launches new Flinders palaeo labs
Internationally acclaimed writer, scientist and explorer Tim Flannery will launch a $1.1 million palaeontology research, learning and teaching space at Flinders University today.
2 and 5 for fuss free kids
Toddlers who eat “the colours of the rainbow” are less likely to be fussy eaters, new Flinders University research suggests.
Paying attention to driver distraction
Picture this: you’re driving in peak-hour traffic, the radio’s blaring, the kids are screaming and your phone’s ringing.
Should PhotoShopped images have disclaimers?
It’s no secret that most, if not all, of the images in women’s magazines are PhotoShopped to some degree.
Dementia carers suffer too
Many Australian spouses are looking after loved ones with dementia without external support, research from Flinders University shows.
Shimmy your way to body love
Belly dancers are more satisfied with their bodies and have better body image than young women who don’t belly dance, new Flinders research shows.
Flinders wins big in ARC announcement on campus
Grants worth almost $7 million have been awarded to Flinders in the Australian Research Council’s 2015 funding program – announced for the first time at Flinders University Victoria Square today.
Professionals “need common approach to children”
A Flinders academic is working on an educational framework to help professionals move towards a common national approach to providing services for young children.