Flinders University invertebrate palaeontology researchers have closely studied the first complete skeleton of the Marsupial Lion (Thylacoleo carnifex). Photo: Wikipedia.

Marsupial Lion ‘similar to Tassie Devil’

New research into the first complete skeleton of Australia’s legendary ‘Marsupial Lion’ provides extraordinary insights into the species’ hunting ability, social traits – and similarities with […]

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Astronomers produced this dramatic and highly-detailed image of the Crab Nebula, a supernova remnant, in August 2017. It was assembled by combining the data from five different telescopes spanning the nearly the full breadth of the electromagnetic spectrum: radio waves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolent and x-ray. Photo: NASA

Lift off! Flinders welcomes Space Agency

A wealth of expertise in engineering, novel fuels, computing, nanotechnology, communications technologies, entrepreneurship and even space archaeology will ensure Flinders University is a key supporter on […]

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Professor Nick Spencer, former president of the Australasian Neurogastroenterology and Motility Association.

Grants to aid new frontiers of medicine

Much-needed solutions to chronic pain, bowel cancer, drug delivery and improved childhood vaccinations are a step closer to reality thanks to newly funded Flinders University research. […]

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Howzat! Flinders students bowl over Indian cricket

Cricket-mad India posted billboards welcoming the arrival of Flinders University sport education students to Delhi for special community end-of-year coaching clinics. Training about two hours out […]

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