New directions in aged care in Australia
Flinders University researchers are advocating a better quality of life for residents in aged care facilities. A new Flinders University study has found that living within […]
Gut feeling with a ‘mind’ of its own
New research led by Flinders has shown for the first time that the gut has a mind of its own, acting independently of the brain and […]
Fossil link to oldest fish, and life on earth
Flinders University fossil hunters have unearthed a new evolutionary link to the first bony fishes in another step forward to more accurately understand our distant origins. […]
Collaboration with BAE for defence jobs
A new alliance between BAE Systems Australia and Flinders University aims to train the shipbuilding workforce of the future. The agreement will see students and industry […]
Falls most common cause of hospital injuries
More Australians are being hospitalised for injuries, with falls and transport crashes remaining the leading cause of injuries. A new report issued the Australian Institute of […]
Get in the zone for more affordable housing
Restrictive land use regulations play a part in Australia’s housing affordability crisis and have reduced affordable property options in Adelaide suburbs, a Flinders University study shows. […]
Quest to find more forgotten cities
Sacred medieval cities whose true scale was unknown to the modern world and a civilization’s forgotten story are being unearthed in Cambodia where the decline of […]
Traditional roles still rule: study
In Australia both in policy and practice, men are expected to be primary breadwinners while women are filling roles as primary caregivers for both children and […]
Seeking a ‘great’ shark deterrent
Valuable insights into the performance of commercially available personal shark deterrents have been revealed in Flinders University research. The project, led by funding from by the […]