Providing light in a dark space
A strong focus on the health and well-being of a person with cancer from the time of diagnosis until the end of life is an increasing […]
Building better circumstances for people with disability
As a stroke survivor, Emily Korir (GradCertDisSt ‘16) has drawn on her harrowing personal experiences to become an inspiring champion for people with disabilities, amplified by […]
Dialysis relief for remote communities
As a teenager, Dr Michael C Smith’s (GradCertPHCDev ’12, PhD(BiomedEng) ’16) dream was to work in international poverty relief, which as a young adult crystallised into […]
New ways to boost renewable energy even higher
“At certain times during the day, our energy grid produces a significant amount of solar energy that we can’t immediately use all of, so we need […]
Matters of the heart
Applying her expertise as a biomedical engineer to cardiology research, Dr Dhani Dharmaprani’s (BEng(Biomed)(Hons) 2016, PhD(Med) ’20) work aims to better understand and develop new treatments […]
Reframing the cycle stigma
Spurred on by her passion for equal access to opportunity for all, a spark of an idea in high school has grown into a national initiative, […]
Producing opportunities for screen creatives
Screen production is a responsibility usually only granted to those with great experience. Madison Siegertsz (BCreatArts(Screen) ’20) has defied this trend, using her ability, enthusiasm and […]
Learning to give others a voice
Cat Kinsman’s choice to attend Flinders University was driven by its unique Speech Pathology program, but it soon became her top preference for its academic […]
Habits, routines and rituals can be the key to self-care for psychologists
Gareth Furber (BPsych(Hons)’02, PhD(ClinPsych)’07) is a psychologist and after a decade of working in child and adolescent mental health, took on the role of e-mental […]