Help to reduce Hep C infections
An injection of $6.5 million Federal Government funds to address chronic hepatitis C rates in Australia aims to target areas of high incidence of the disease, […]
Recycling for a green economy
Flinders University is in contention for several 2021 South Australian Science Excellence and Innovation awards – with two finalists for the Innovator of the Year award, to be […]
2021 Assemblage Artist in Residence at Flinders
South Australian cinematographer and video artist Liam Somerville has been selected as Flinders University’s 2021 Digital Artist in Residence, with the Assemblage Centre for Creative Arts […]
Short shift for volunteer numbers
Every year about 6 million Australian volunteers chip in more than 500 million hours of unpaid labour but raising the retirement age will reduce people’s ability […]
World-famous sardine migration explained
Scientists have discovered how one of the world’s biggest migration runs works. The Sardine Run involves the movement of hundreds of millions of sardines from their […]
Rare artefacts discovered on the Murray River
New research by archaeologists has described rare shell artefacts discovered at Calperum Station and Murrawong (Glen Lossie) on the Murray River in South Australia. The artefacts […]
PE a forgotten lesson in COVID-19 lockdowns
Physical Education (P.E.), often seen as less important to the school curriculum than other more ‘academic’ subjects, took a further blow during the COVID-19 lockdowns, according […]
$6 million funding success for Flinders researchers
Flinders University projects ranging from chronic pain to cancer will share in over $6 million of research funding, thanks to the National Health and Medical Research […]
Banishing bias in research metrics
h-index, g-index, i10 index, m-quotient, Journal Impact Factor, Altmetrics … it’s long been an intractable issue plaguing the research community — how to assess the relative […]