New approach to disability research
People with intellectual disability are being empowered to create their own research project, bringing fresh insights and helping to shape more fulfilling lives for Australians living […]
Exploring new research links in France
Six new grants will support research collaborations in France ranging from colonial exploration in the Pacific to an exchange of Flinders University expertise in groundwater management. […]
Review of child abuse systems in SA
Social work experts at Flinders will lead a major new review of South Australian child protection systems to tackle child abuse and neglect. The State Government […]
When did hunters kill off Madagascar megafauna?
Prehistory hunters on the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar are thought responsible for the eventual extinction of megafauna such as giant lemurs, hippos and elephant birds. […]
Exchange of new ideas with France
Leading French and Australian researchers have met in Paris to discuss the future of industry innovation. Topics ranging from new technology to Industry 4.0 were covered […]
Clues to earlier diagnosis of deadly lung disease
Flinders researchers have found proteins in lung fluid that could hold the key to diagnosing pleural mesothelioma months or even years before a tumour is visible […]
Asylum-seeker doco on winners’ list
Island of the Hungry Ghosts, a powerful and insightful film examining the plight of asylum-seekers trying to reach Australia, has been awarded the $10,000 Flinders University […]
Appetite for more than food charity
As food prices rise, and families struggle to pay the bills, people who receive emergency food relief are very grateful but crave long-term ways to rise […]
Good nutrition starts at home, and at uni
National Nutrition Week is rolling in at Flinders with the start of a new initiative to bring healthy eating to the main campus. The College of […]