Month: September 2018

Pre-workout supplements (PWS) claim to improve strength and reduce fatigue while training. Many of these products rely on the stimulant properties of caffeine (often in large doses) to produce this performance enhancement, yet a verification of the caffeine content of these products has never been conducted - until now.     

Developing a new way to know exactly what’s in the water we use and consume and how it can potentially affect us and the environment has garnered a Griffith researcher with a top honour.  

A passion for the global advancement and education of neuroradiology is the focus for researcher Associate Professor Sandeep Bhuta, the first ever Australian to become a recipient of the American Society of Neuroradiology (ASNR) International Outreach Professor Program.

New type of antibiotic could limit multidrug resistance by targeting and disrupting key elements in bacterial cells.

Result reflects effective environment of learning and innovation.

Highly revered 'bin chicken' finds itself at the heart of historic debate on evolution

A passion to teach not just languages but impart knowledge about different cultures and people plays a major part of Dr Taeko Imura’s academic life. Dr Imura, along with Griffith Film School’s Ashley Burgess, were named as the Arts, Education and Law winners at the 2018 Griffith Awards for Excellence in Teaching in the Group […]