Flinders Research.
Making a Difference.
Introducing the future of advanced manufacturing
The manufacturing sector is in a period of significant change
Analysing crime to ensure safety in our community
Australia spends more than $6 billion annually on correctional services.
Satisfying our need for food sustainability
What would happen if we ran out of the resources used to produce what we eat?
Clear-sighted remedies for vision loss
Glaucoma is the most common cause of irreversible blindness affecting an estimated 300,000 Australians over the age of 40...
Answering an urgent need to lead aged care reform
There are more than half a million people aged 85 years or older in Australia, and this number is growing every year.
Ensuring access to affordable housing
Affordable housing is fundamental to maintaining health, wellbeing & social harmony...
Sleep problems solved by smart research solutions
Not getting enough sleep? You’re not alone, with up to 40% of Australians experiencing inadequate sleep.
Addressing Australia's growing list of addictions
The modern list of addictions stretches far beyond recognised battles with substance abuse.
Meet the PhD researchers making real-world change
Studying a PhD can lead to discoveries and innovations that have a lasting impact on the world we live in.
Holding a mirror to body image issues
Do we exercise to feel healthy? Or to look good? Dealing with the influence of social media on our health and wellbeing.
Paving the way for progress with autism
Research striving to promote broader discussions around neurodiversity.
Focused on the heart of the problem
Approaching our most common heart rhythm disorder from a new direction.
Intended consequences
Matthew Flinders Professor Jaquelyne Hughes is on a mission to deliver the best healthcare possible, wherever people live.
Providing the support that sports parents need
New ways to encourage positive behaviour from everyone involved in sports clubs.
Measuring the value of our coastal affection
Building awareness of the value of coastal ecosystems may be the key to restoration.
Cracking the code of gut-brain communication
How exploring the language of gut cells could lead to better health outcomes.
Amplifying an indigenous voice in health
Why we need a better framework for healthcare practice and models of care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Our digital addiction
Problematic gaming is a significant health issue worldwide. Are we staying ahead of it, or are we falling behind?
Getting the good dirt on ecosystems
We have a lot to learn about restoring ecosystems. Does the answer lie beneath our feet?
Legal remedies to illicit drug issues
What works and what doesn't? It's time to explore alternatives to current drug policies.
Microbes and us
Finding ways that could harness our microbiome to make vaccines and cancer treatment more effective.
Beneath the surface: Battle against ocean invaders
Understanding organisms that incur a huge cost on maritime operations.
The human secrets in the sands of time.
Revealing the hidden histories of past lives to understand human adaptation.
On the warpath
Professor Melissa Brown is finding ways to disable bacteria’s ability to fight back against antibiotics and antiseptics.
Bacteria assassins
Sewage is the unlikely source of a vital resource in the fight against drug-resistant bacteria.
Research drives a relentless appetite for change
South Australia is renowned for its tremendous food production. So why are so many people going hungry?
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