New palliative care research projects
Aged care workers, nurses and carers in the community will receive more critical support when delivering end-of-life palliative care services thanks to two new Flinders University-led […]
Archive Author: Tania Bawden
Small town tour in the spotlight
The Flinders Institute for Mental Health and Wellbeing is supporting Country Arts SA’s presentation of Euphoria through regional and remote SA during August – with the acclaimed […]
Flinders students back in the field
Palaeontology students from Flinders University have been getting their hands dirty looking for megafauna bones at the rich Alacoota fossil site near Alice Springs. The Alacoota […]
Revealed: The business of drugs in America
Ultra-violent and sensationalised depictions of players in America’s drug trade are far removed from the real situation, says Flinders University criminologist Dr R.V. Gundur. His new […]
Sleep problems can lead to teen depression
New evidence suggests that sleep difficulties, long thought to be a symptom of adolescent depression, might actually come first. A new paper, published in Nature Reviews […]
Med-tech in the spotlight
A new design for more effective protective face masks, and a device for improved placement of heart pacemakers, are among the projects keeping Flinders University cardiology […]
Finding beauty in the world with art
Flinders University philosopher Dr Tom Cochrane recently presented on his new book, The Aesthetic Value of the World (Oxford University Press), as part of a special […]
Australia's Chief Scientist visits Line Zero
Australia’s Chief Scientist, physicist Dr Cathy Foley, was a special visitor at Flinders University, enthusing about a number of demonstrations showcasing R&D and training facilities at […]
Cheers! Young willing to pay more for healthy drinks
As the restaurant sector shifts back into high gear after COVID-19 disruption, it may benefit greatly by catering to younger health-conscious consumers, as new research shows that […]