Virtual reality reveals secrets of WWII wreck
80 years since the first sinking of a Japanese submarine by a Royal Australian Navy warship during World War II, a new virtual reality experience developed […]
Young cancer rates rising in SA
The rising number of young men and women aged under 50 suffering from gastrointestinal cancers – as reflected in a new study in South Australia – […]
Flinders remains in the news
Three years after the remains of Captain Matthew Flinders were re-discovered by archaeologists beneath Euston train station in London, the famed explorer and navigator – who […]
Out of this world experiment lands in space
A world-first – or solar system-first – archaeological project has this week begun on the International Space Station. Led by archaeologists Associate Professor Alice Gorman from […]
Vale Professor Dean Jaensch
Prominent and highly respected political scientist, Emeritus Professor Dean Jaensch AO, has died. He was 85. A highly respected political analyst with expertise in electoral politics, […]
Why Novak Djokovic’s visa debacle matters
Dr Sanzhuan Guo is Senior Lecturer in Law at Flinders University and an international lawyer specialising in human rights & citizenship. The world watched as Novak Djokovic’s […]
Pinpointing disease progression in ALS
An international collaboration led by Flinders University has identified a potential biomarker for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Motor Neuron Disease (MND), providing a […]
Light therapy trials for Parkinson’s
The benefits of a novel infrared light therapy devices to people living with Parkinson’s will be evaluated in an international research study involving Flinders University in […]
Focus on childhood vision tests
Toddler and young children’s mobility and motor skills – and preschool development – are closely aligned with good vision and eye health. Now international experts in […]