Stimulating the brain to treat distressing neck spasms
A new study by MDRI member and Flinders University researcher Lynley Bradnam could provide fresh hope to people with cervical dystonia – a distressing neurological disorder […]
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Flinders celebrate 20 years of teaching biomedical engineering
At a black-tie dinner held on Friday 7 December 2012, Flinders celebrated 20 years of teaching biomedical engineering at Flinders University and 15 years of biomedical […]
Computer games to benefit children with cerebral palsy
Computer games aren’t usually thought of by health practitioners for their health benefits, but thanks to developments recently completed by Flinders University and UniSA, they have […]
MDRI member attends Osteoporosis Australia reception with member of the Roy...
Dr Egon Perilli, Senior Research Fellow with Flinders University and member of the Medical Device Research Institute, was invited to morning tea with Her Royal Highness […]
Living Under Pressure
Local artist, Nicola Sassanelli kindly donated his painting, ‘Living Under Pressure’ to the Medical Device Research Institute, dedicated to Professor Karen Reynolds, in light of Karen’s […]
MDRI Director, Karen Reynolds honoured with inaugural award
Flinders University has honoured a group of its most eminent professors with the inaugural award of the title of “Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor”. Announcing the awards, […]
Hexapod Robot wins Engineering Excellence Award
Congratulations to the Hexapod Robot team on winning the 2012 Engineering Excellence South Australian Award for Innovation/Research and Development and also the Malcolm Kinnaird Engineering Excellence […]
Hexapod Robot and MDPP nominated for Engineering Excellence Award
Congratulations to the Hexapod Robot (a state of the art six degree of freedom testing system for biomechanical research) project team and the Medical Device Partnering […]
SA Scientist of the Year
Congratulations to MDRI Director, Professor Karen Reynolds, who was awarded South Australian Scientist of the Year for 2012. For the full article, click here. We would […]