Improved framework for care of children
A blueprint to secure better professional care of young children has been developed at Flinders University. The framework aims for a common inter-disciplinary language among everyone […]
Water research a leader in world rankings
From the Murray-Darling Basin to Millingimbi and the Pilbara up north, understanding and protecting water resources is vital to the future growth and prosperity of Australia. […]
Baby snake in amber a golden find
Newly discovered prehistoric fossils are painting a colourful picture of the biodiversity of the former supercontinent called Gondwana. Among these discoveries are a range of invertebrates, […]
Insights into new corneal surgery
An innovative vision-restoring procedure performed in Australia for less than 10 years has been reported on in detail for the first time. It will assist surgeons […]
Medieval times spring to life
Very old, yes, but medieval literature is far from antiquated, as a conference at Flinders this week confirms. Medieval sagas and themes for the basis of […]
Defence projects target broadside impact
A bid to remove dangerous contaminants from water and innovative research into better high-tech unmanned surface vessels are new projects starting at Flinders University. The two […]
Grants to send hundreds of students overseas
Almost 250 Flinders University students will enjoy life-changing international experiences as they build relationships and contribute to communities in the Indo-Pacific region, thanks to impressive funding […]
Call for UN crackdown on junk food ads
Enforcing changes to end unhealthy food marketing to children requires a radical new approach, such as using international human rights laws to make companies more responsible […]
New funding for diabetes research
Coinciding with National Diabetes Week (8-14 July), researchers at Flinders are embarking on two new studies to support those living with type 2 diabetes. Thanks to […]