Greater care needed for ageing Forgotten Australians
Safer and more inclusive aged care for the more than 500,000 ageing Forgotten Australians – people who were placed in institutional or out-of-home care as children […]
Emotional responses to music – without a sound
Music prompts strong emotional responses in people – but often it’s not just the sounds that shape what emotion we experience. Many inbuilt expectations and preferences […]
Escape Rooms spark student engagement
Flinders NT researchers have highlighted Escape Rooms as an innovative learning and teaching method that have student teams enthusiastically engaging in problem solving tasks. Learning games […]
Assessing the power of Asian aesthetics
The pervasive influence and sweeping global respect of Japanese design, culture and aesthetics come under the microscope in a new book that explores the history of […]
Aged care menus put to the test
Many South Australians living in residential aged care homes are not getting a food service in keeping with new Aged Care Quality Standards, according to research […]
Trial targets deadly lung cancer
With more than 650 Australians diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma last year, Flinders University is leading new research to discover alternatives to chemotherapy and even prevent deaths […]
Flinders welcomes Line Zero – Factory of the Future announcement
Flinders University welcomes the South Australian Government’s funding announcement in the 2020 State Budget which will fast track the development of the Line Zero – Factory […]
Veterans’ program tackles transition into civilian life and social health
A research program at Flinders University will focus on the social health and well being of current ADF personnel and veterans to develop mental health approaches […]
Funds support new brain cancer investigation
The human brain’s biochemistry may be a stumbling block that has been preventing an effective cure for brain cancer. Flinders University’s Dr Cedric Bardy, Director of […]