Blood flow monitor could save lives in heart surgery
A tiny fibre-optic sensor has the potential to save lives in open heart surgery, and even be used during surgery on pre-term babies. The new micro-medical […]
New brain injury centre for the South
A new service for people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) will ensure more people in the southern suburbs and Fleurieu can embrace life after brain injury, […]
High-tech centre open for business
Industry and scientists will have access to a wide range of cutting-edge instruments and research tools at Flinders University, including a multimillion-dollar ‘Photoemission electron microscope,’ or […]
Health checks from age 40 to avoid ‘black hole’
Seeing a health professional for a full health screening – even when you feel healthy – from around age 40 enables people to make changes when […]
Snapper stocks, mine sites in new ARC Linkage projects
In-depth studies into understanding underground water at mine sites – and to improve the management of Australian and NZ snapper fisheries – will be led by […]
Designing better therapies for trauma sufferers
Military veterans and accident first respondents suffering from Posttraumatic Stress Disorder will benefit from more personalised and flexible therapy that the Flinders Posttraumatic Stress Research Unit […]
Students engage with nation’s top scientists
In a first for SA, more than 140 Year 9 girls have been given three days of insights into STEM at a science and innovation intensive […]
Injury focus on disadvantage
Australians who live in disadvantaged areas are more likely to be admitted to hospital with injuries than those who live in more affluent areas, a new […]
U.S. clinical trials for more effective flu vaccine
A more effective seasonal flu vaccine developed at Flinders University is about to be tested in clinical trials across the United States. Latest figures show that […]