Bid to preserve sunken World War II heritage
An underwater trail of rusting World War II remains will soon be added to the US National Heritage Register if a bid by Dr Jennifer McKinnon is successful.
Seafood off-cuts improve quality, reduce waste
A Flinders researcher is working on a scheme that could not only cut production costs for seafood processing companies but also improve their bottom line.
Flinders an Employer of Choice – again
Flinders University is one of only three South Australian organisations to be named as an Employer of Choice for Women by the Federal Government’s Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency.
Flinders student off to Oxford
Budding neuroscientist Emma Lawrance has just won a prestigious Clarendon Scholarship to study at Oxford.
Democracy v self interest?
When it comes to electoral reform, are political parties more concerned about proposing reforms to suit their own agenda, or do they have the greater good at heart?
Discovering the secrets of Australian dolphins
Dr Guido Parra wants to better protect Australia’s marine mammals from the threats of habitat degradation, pollution and other human impacts.
Fresh hope for motor neurone disease
Scientists from Flinders University have just received a prestigious $100,000 grant to continue their groundbreaking research into motor neuron disease.
Autoimmune diseases the target of new research
A revolutionary medical breakthrough by researchers at Flinders University could pave the way to a cure for two debilitating autoimmune diseases.
Navy arms race a job for coastguards
Territorial tensions in the high seas should be diffused by civilian coastguards rather than armed navy officers.