Leading record of performing arts in jeopardy
The world’s largest directory of Australian stage performances is under threat as financial support for its ongoing development becomes tenuous in an uncertain funding environment. AusStage, […]
Privacy issues raised on driverless cars
As driverless cars head for our roads, queries about data privacy joins safety and insurance liability as another key area of legal concern. South Australia leads […]
Giant extinct bat discovered in NZ
The fossilised remains of a giant burrowing bat that lived in New Zealand millions of years ago have been found by an international team of scientists. […]
Research seeks child’s eye insights to cast light on autism
Inspired by his son, Flinders optometry researcher Dr Paul Constable has commenced working with Yale Child Study Center and Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital on links […]
Rehab device to help this sporting life
An Adelaide invention that communicates sport injury rehabilitation in real time is set for more trials and export markets. The prototype, delivered through Flinders University’s innovative […]
Year 12 ATAR results not only predictor of university success
Data analysis undertaken by Flinders has shown that the compulsory SACE research project is a strong indicator of future academic success at university and may in […]
Cross-dressing wrestler no closet champion
Flinders drama graduate Richard Magarey is causing a sensation in Asia as the cross-dressing, heavy metal musician known as Ladybeard. A burly professional wrestler with a […]
Lego race cars put physics students in pole position
A new teaching approach involving racing cars made of Lego has transformed the way that students at Flinders University are learning the fundamentals of science and has […]
Can a happy gut help the mind?
Research is supporting the idea that eating a balanced diet and promoting gut health can optimise brain function and mood. Nutrition plays a vital role in […]