Heart research expands with scholarship
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most prevalent cardiac arrhythmia with an estimated 43.9 million people affected globally (in 2016). A new PhD scholarship is being offered […]
Archive Author: Tania Bawden
Warning on youth mental healthcare
Headspace and Better Access have been challenged by Australian psychiatry researchers to integrate more seamlessly with public health systems and state and local databases to make […]
Stillbirth, cancer rates at uranium mine
Finger-pointing and shaming of Top End Aboriginal people does nothing to explain documented increases in stillbirth and cancer rates in the years since the 40-year Ranger […]
Futuristic teaching to the fore
The long-running ARC and NHMRC-funded ‘Thinking Head’ artificial intelligence research program at Flinders University has inspired much further learning, not least the recently published Cognitive Science […]
Science, math - and African adventures
Michael Sears – one of the first PhDs to graduate from Flinders University in the early 1970s – has emerged from a successful career in South […]
New approach to childhood services
The change from early years services into formal educational settings has long been considered an integral transition point for young people. Now research from Flinders University […]
Chemo upsets gut health in cancer patients
New research from SAHMRI and Flinders University has shown myelosuppressive chemotherapy destabilises gut microbiome in patients with solid organ cancers. The study led by infectious diseases […]
Cyber graduates step into work
Two Flinders University cybersecurity graduates are the latest beneficiaries of the Premier’s Defence Industry Scholarship program. Tung Dang and Darcy Owens have joined the team at […]
Vietnam graduates in election spotlight
Two graduates of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) Government Partnerships for Development-funded human resource development project, Nguyen Thanh Cam and Hoa Nguyen Thi […]