Body in Mind

James is a senior researcher at the BiM research group at NeuRA. James came to BiM with a excellent pedigree having worked at with Back Pain Research Group at Sydney University […]

A trial of a very very very old treatment for tennis elbow just grabbed my attention. In fact the treatment in question probably precedes tennis itself. Yep, this is a […]

We are in the middle of Heidi Hurricane. She is bugging everyone for little video’s on what we are doing and she assures me it all part of her digital […]

Most people know nothing about quantum mechanics or how a microwave oven works. Generally however, people don’t express strong opinions on either of these topics, which probably saves lots of […]

Lewis Carroll paints a picture of a world where very little makes sense; an adult wonderland seen through a child’s eyes. Yet, who is to say that what we see […]

Abby has a very posh English accent, and clearly doesn’t like granola bars.  She is working as a Research Assistant with the UniSA BiM team – getting to grips with what […]

Jason Tonley from Kaiser Permanente in LA, reminded me of this old beauty from Kahlil Gibran’s classic The Prophet.  Now this stuff is written by a Lebanese American artist and […]

Stuck record time for me again.  A new paper in BMC Neuroscience has demonstrated that electroacupuncture or acupressure induces changes in activity in the sensory cortex. Using magnetoencephalography (MEG) researchers have […]

Jane has an addiction to Vegemite, doesn’t eat cereal, and is currently finishing her Honours in Physiotherapy degree. Jane is intending to do paediatrics physiotherapy, but we are hoping to […]

Recently I was watching Q&A on the ABC.  For those of you who’ve not seen it, Q&A, short for Questions and Answers, is a debate-style programme which brings together a […]