Cows play role in cancer prevention in humans
Flinders University researchers expect to have clear evidence by the end of this year on the role that the humble cow could play in boosting the […]
New tool for early detection of autism
A new assessment tool designed to identify developmental and behavioural issues associated Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) in children under 12 months of age is the focus […]
Campus mural captures Indigenous culture
Bush tucker, traditional dot-painted circles and footprints leading to a gathering point are three of the central features of a stunning mural painted by Indigenous student […]
Marine research collaboration wins recognition
Marine Innovation SA (MISA), a multi-partner research initiative founded to advance the State’s marine industries, was awarded the Constellation SA Award for Excellence in Collaborative Research […]
Teaching awarded at home and away
Flinders University’s academic teachers and general staff have again received multiple Citations from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council, awarded for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning. […]
Flinders urges a better deal for researchers
Australia must overhaul the career paths for researchers or risk losing the country’s ‘best and brightest’ overseas through a lack of job security and relatively low […]
Flinders sends 1000 cranes to meet Hiroshima wish
Flinders University staff and exchange students will take 1000 origami cranes to Hiroshima this week when it participates in the Peace Memorial Ceremony to remember the […]
Flinders Medical School extended with $10m grant
Flinders University has announced that the construction of new teaching facilities for the School of Medicine is expected to be completed in 2009. Flinders Vice-Chancellor, Professor […]
Funding boosts crime fight potential
Flinders University’s contribution to solving crime in South Australia and beyond has been further strengthened with SA Government funding for an expanded forensic science program. Flinders […]