Social impact research aspires to reach higher
Working closely with the most vulnerable people in our community, the Aspire program has provided lasting tangible results in eliminating homelessness and reducing the associated negative […]
Archive Author: David Sly
Understanding how sleep loss affects young shift workers
Increasing awareness about sleep disorders affecting people of all ages is opening a gateway to advanced sleep health, with Flinders University researchers finding new ways to […]
Striving to make a difference for international students
When Sri Lankan medical student Reynal Adrien Jayatilake Tennakoon Mudiyanselage arrived to study at Flinders University after COVID-19 international border restrictions lifted, he felt excited but […]
Determination drove this refugee to become a doctor
Arriving in Australia from Pakistan as a refugee in 2013, Dr Ata Ul Hadi (MD ’22) had an unwavering desire to become a medical doctor – […]
Learning more from teaching medicine
The short journey from student to teacher makes clear sense to Flinders University medical alumnus Dr Kenneth Wills (MAUD ’18, MD ’21). The Surgical Resident at […]
Flinders resources inspire ideas for PhD research
The opportunity to plug into the research expertise and clinical facilities at Flinders University has provided Flinders medical alumnus Dr Alex Barnes (MD ’13) with a […]
HMRB: A new hub that will accelerate research outcomes
The prospect of moving important glaucoma research projects into the Flinders Health and Medical Research Building (HMRB) excites Dr Mark Hassall – not only for providing […]
David Hobbs: Engineering a fast track to the future
David Hobbs (PhD(BiomedEng) ’18, BEng(Biomed) ’01, BSc (Physics) ’95) rides at the frontier of innovation where engineering and technology entwine, working as a senior lecturer […]
Best-selling author validated by her writing mentors
International success as a novelist for Hannah Kent (BCreatArts ’07, BCreatArts(Hons) ’09) has come through hard graft to perfect her craft, a discipline that took shape […]