People living with dementia boosted by new guide to care
People with dementia and their carers can ask for the care they deserve with confidence after the launch of a new guide to their care rights. […]
Blandowski expedition goes back to Germany
Research into the legacy of German zoologist William Blandowski, who landed in Adelaide in 1849, is heading back to Europe under a German Academic Exchange Service project.
SA start-ups off to US boot camp
Four start-up ventures from South Australia are heading to the US for an intensive accelerator program in February 2017 after becoming national finalists in the Bridge to MassChallenge event.
‘Curb junk food ads targeting kids at most vulnerable’, says WHO report
Covert tracking of children’s emotions by junk food marketers intrusively preys on kids at their most vulnerable and must be stopped, an internationally respected Flinders researcher […]
Trial looks to help with difficult breathing
A national medication study is aiming to help thousands of Australians who struggle every day with shortness of breath.
Hero of SA water industry
A pioneer in groundwater research and training, Professor Craig Simmons, has won the Premier’s Water Medal for Water Professional of the Year in South Australia.
More accolades for our new Hub and Plaza
The innovative facilities at the new Plaza and Student Hub has won a national higher education award for Flinders University.
Evocative Indigenous images hit the road
Memorable performances of the Flinders Unbound Collective are being celebrated in a National Gallery of Australia touring exhibition of new Indigenous photo-media.
Captive breeding for ‘swingers’ helps conservation programs
Researchers at Flinders have created SWINGER, computer software with an algorithm that uses information from DNA to match-make endangered animals for captive breeding.