Gold Coast paramedics have united with ambulance staff in Mongolia as part of Griffith's ongoing efforts to elevate emergency medical services (EMS) and disaster capacity.
Researchers have devised a new strategy to help athletes avoid shoulder injury which is one of the most common injuries in competitive swimming.
Shoulder injuries can be devastating when it comes to an elite swimmer’s career, causing costly time out from training and sometimes even spelling the end of a sporting journey. But that’d a problem that Alec McKenzie hopes to be able to prevent, with research in partnership with the Queensland Academy of Sport and Swimming Australia.
Griffith University biomechanical researchers have produced what could be the ultimate coaching tool for elite sport - a next-generation ‘Digital Athlete’ that replicates an individual’s anatomy, both inside and out.
Commitment to gender equity and inclusion attract inaugural honour for Griffith.
Meeting community demand for allied health degree programs in Brisbane has been the impetus behind the opening of a new facility at Griffith University’s Nathan campus.
Does the contraceptive pill alter a female athlete’s performance? This is the question posed by new research at Griffith University.
From tackling some of the world’s biggest challenges to acknowledging the unsung women in science and getting kids to become...
Griffith University will have an impressive presence at the 2016 Olympics and Paralympics in Rio with 22 current or past students competing.
Doping networks surrounding elite athletes fuel vicious cycle.
