Humans of FHMRI: Lavender Otieno
Dr Lavender Otieno is an ECR Research Fellow in Trauma and Injury at Flinders University’s College of Medicine and Public Health. She leads the MRFF-funded […]
Celebrating the purpose behind the paperwork: Q&A with the Flinders Cli...
Behind every new medicine, device, or treatment that improves lives is a clinical trial — and at Flinders, the Clinical Trials Unit plays a key role […]
SCOPES project gains momentum as part of SA Cancer Plan
A Flinders-led program aiming to transform how we prevent colorectal cancer is gaining state-level traction with its inclusion in the newly released SA Cancer Plan 2025–2029. […]
Flinders at the forefront of global eye health
Corneal transplantation is the most common form of transplantation worldwide – restoring vision to thousands every year. Flinders University has played a leading role in improving […]
Humans of FHMRI: Rosie Coleman
Rosie is a medical scientist with a rich blend of creative and academic experience. She began her career as a digital artist in animated television […]
$7.4 million to fund Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island-led research proje...
Three outstanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island researchers have been awarded a total of $7.4 million for projects dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of […]
Humans of FHMRI: Joanna Newbery
In 25 words or less, tell us about your role at FHMRI. As a Research Support Assistant part of the College RDS team, I assist […]
Putting Indigenous Communities at the Centre
How can we ensure that Indigenous communities are at the heart of – and benefit from – Australian research? The Science Meets Parliament panel, chaired by […]
Humans of FHMRI: Christine Barry
Christine Barry is an Associate Professor of Anatomy at Flinders University, where she co-convenes the Teaching Specialist Community of Practice. Leading the Musculoskeletal Neurobiology Laboratory, […]