2 PhD Scholarships available
Two full-time PhD scholarships are available in the College of Science and Engineering at Flinders University. Machine Learning in Computer Vision (Airport Baggage Inspection) A full-time […]
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International Women & Girls in Science Day
In honour of International Women & Girls in Science Day, we had a chat with one of our star STEM graduates, Phillipa Tsirgiotis, who was recently […]
Centre researchers guest editors for journal edition.
Professor Youhong Tang, of Flinders University, Australia and Professor Dan Ding, from Nankai University, PR China were joint guest editors of a special edition of Materials […]
Australian researchers to conduct world-first sleep disorder diagnosis eval...
Australian-based research and technology company Sleeptite, has today announced its non-invasive sensor monitoring system, REMi, will be used in a world-first sleep disorder diagnosis evaluation and […]
Positions available in Australia-China Centre
The Australia-China Centre for Personal Health Technologies, based at Flinders Tonsley Campus in Adelaide, is interested in hearing from people with the skills listed below to […]
2021 Personal Health Technologies Symposium
A symposium on Personal Health Technologies will be held on April 7, 2021 to showcase top researchers from around the world. The symposium is being presented […]
MDRI to lead seminar series on “PPE for COVID-19” with ASEAN colleagues
Flinders University’s Medical Device Research Institute (MDRI) has received funding from the Australian Government’s Australia-ASEAN Council to share expertise gained in establishing a dedicated Personal Protective […]
Experts provide insight into health tests of the future
The Australia-China Centre for Personal Heath Technologies is a collaborative Centre established to develop a personal device that can detect health conditions from bodily fluids (e.g. […]
A New Approach to Knee Replacement Surgery
Every year in Australia more than 782,600 knee replacement surgeries are performed, of which 9% will require further surgery due to complications. MDRI researcher Dr Rami […]