Researchers develop a ‘dictionary’ to assist brain injury recovery.
Category: Research Projects
Posted inArts
Survey callout for creative arts practitioners
Project to explore workplace experience of creative art practitioners.
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Faster MS diagnosis needed as rates accelerate
Report highlights enhanced awareness of MS is necessary.
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Hope for those with brain fog
New research on fatigue following a traumatic brain injury.
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Researcher receives Fellowship
Head of autism research at Telethon Kids Institute, Andrew Whitehouse, has been inducted as a Fellow to the International Society for Autism Research, (INSAR) just the fourth Australian to receive […]
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Barriers to eating out for people with disability
Accessibility and attitude can be dining out issues for people with disability.
Posted inDigital Services
Covid unlocks digital world for people with disability
University project aims to improve digital platforms.
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MS research gets funding boost
Funding boost for MS research that could pave the way for novel drug programs.
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Video gamers at risk of irreversible hearing loss
Video gamers could be at risk of irreversible hearing loss and/or tinnitus, as sound levels often exceed permissible safe limits.
Posted inEducation
Findings from robotics therapy autism project
Findings from a project that studied the effects of a LEGO Robotics therapy program on high-school autistic students will be discussed at Adelaide University.
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Landmark cerebral palsy study shows benefits of exercise
Children with cerebral palsy have reported significant gains in cardiovascular fitness and mobility after taking part in a landmark research project led by The University of Queensland, with applications to participate in an expanded trial now open.
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Families campaign to make child transport safer
New research into the transport experiences of Australian children with disabilities and their families has revealed systemic issues leaving them feeling unsafe, excluded and isolated.