OrbIT Accessible Gaming System wins first prize in the Community category o...
Congratulations to the OrbIT project team on winning the Community Category prize of the 2014 South Australian iAwards, announced on Friday (June 27) at the Adelaide […]
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Unique game controller tops Good Design Australia Awards
A novel device that enables children with a disability to play computer games has won its designer, Mr Max Hughes, the title of the 2014 Hills […]
New - MDRI Brochure
The Medical Device Research Institute (MDRI) at Flinders University supports and facilitates cross-disciplinary collaboration with a specific agenda to work closely with the medical device industry. […]
Catalyst Research Grant update
In December 2013, Dr Egon Perilli (pictured), School of Computer Science Engineering and Mathematics, Medical Device Research Institute, Flinders University, was awarded a Catalyst Research Grant […]
Global experts debate dodgy joint implants
International, interstate and local leaders from the orthopaedics field will converge on Flinders University Victoria Square this week to explore new ways to screen out poorly […]
MDRI researcher receives competitive Catalyst Research Grant
Minister for Science and Information Economy Grace Portolesi today (29 January 2014) awarded $120,000 for four grants to early career researchers as part of the Catalyst […]
Flinders road-tests new anti-snore pillow
Sleep researchers from Flinders University and the Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health are road-testing a new pillow that could help alleviate snoring for back sleepers. Made […]
Flinders game controller wins state design award
“Orby” – a novel computer game controller that enables children with disabilities to play computer games – has won a prestigious state prize from the Design […]
MDRI members reap rewards in latest ARC grants
Dr Saulo Martelli, one of the MDRI’s newest members, has secured $372,744 in the recent ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Awards (DECRA) for funds commencing in […]