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Health and Biomedical Innovation

Biomedical pathways to improve health

The University of South Australia’s Health and Biomedical Innovation (HBI) leads research into the workings of the body and its interaction with its surrounding environment. We address fundamental questions about how the body and its environment work together, that informs our knowledge of the human body, in both health and disease.

HBI Seminar Series

The HBI Seminar Series was launched with the aim to learn more about the research going on within HBI to increase collaboration.

Research themes

Early Origins of Adult Health Bone Health Gut Health Neuroscience Waste Water Infectious Disease

Every 12 minutes, a person dies from heart disease in Australia, making it the single leading cause of death in this country. But what if all those damaged hearts could be repaired with the flick of a switch?

Find out more about the fascinating research of UniSA's Professor Janna Morrison from the School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences on placental insufficiency in pregnant women.

Hear from Professor of Physiology Janna Morrison, whose research focuses on the increased risk of cardiovascular disease on babies who are born too small or too early.

Hear from Associate Research Professor Paul Anderson, whose research focuses on preventative strategies for treating bone diseases such as osteoarthritis. He is mentoring Master of Research and PhD students to help people at risk of these bone injuries.

Andrea Stringer Tour de Cure

Presented by Professor Clive Prestidge and Associate Professor Rietie Venter As part of our Successful Ageing Seminar series, we invite you to attend this FREE seminar to hear from our highly regarded researchers on how they are fighting Super Bugs with the latest technologies.