Research impact

The history of medicine is Indonesia is interesting and unique, however recently mental health resources have been limited. In looking back, new strategies are helping the system to move forward.

Using a number of research approaches, Professor Tony Grant and his team have shown that solution-focused, cognitive-behavioural coaching truly works. It helps people to reach their goals and improves happiness and wellbeing.

In our increasingly competitive world, dairy farmers have a tough yet fascinating job that spans multiple disciplines. To ensure Australia’s dairy supply, farmers must look to create efficiencies in the production process.

For the first time, a colony of sea lions in Australia will be treated with a topical anti-parasiticide and then monitored long term for health and survival.

The way public spaces are produced and managed can affect everything from how we act to who we meet. Local governments have a duty to maintain these spaces so communities have a safe meeting place that everyone can enjoy.

To expand our knowledge of human health it’s crucial to have an understanding of the changes occurring inside the body as a result of disease. Using sensors, new insights can be drawn about illness and treatment.

An ambassador for maths, women and minority groups, Professor Nalini Joshi is inspiring our next generation of leaders and demonstrating the powerful applications that numbers can have in our complex world.

With an impressive background in photonics, Professor Ben Eggleton has made major contributions to telecommunications. Now he has his sights set on further advancements to other nanoscale technologies.