Shopping, cooking and eating in Australia
A group of migrant women is cooking up a storm of their own thanks to a food literacy program being run by Flinders University.
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Australians work too hard
Overwork is significantly impacting the mental health and wellbeing of Australians, a Flinders University labour studies expert warns.
How fish food rises from ocean depths
Research has shed new light on the movement of nutrient-rich water generated in coastal canyons, a process which makes a fundamental contribution to the marine food chain.
Hands-on role for physiotherapy professor
Australia’s international reputation as a leader in physiotherapy education and research has helped to bring Professor Sheila Lennon to Flinders.
Engineer in top 100 for influence
Flinders biomedical engineer Professor Karen Reynolds has been named among Australia’s 100 most influential engineers by Engineers Australia magazine.
Flinders and Rising Sun create a special effect
Flinders is to offer an intensive course in digital special effects in partnership with one of the world’s leading visual effects (VFX) companies, Rising Sun Pictures.
International recognition for Professor Shapter
Professor Joe Shapter, Dean of the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences at Flinders University has been recognised as an innovative science educator with an international award.
New model for State and Indigenous agreements
The SA Government’s commitment to environmental restoration of the Coorong Lower Lakes grows out of a new model for agreements between governments and Indigenous people.
Science careers expo with CSIRO for Year 11s
Flinders and CSIRO are jointly running a careers-focused event for school students on the Flinders University campus on June 22 and 25.