Lizards feel climate change
You have to hand it to the pygmy bluetongue – to date, it has quietly survived a barrage of natural hazards and man-made pressures. But the […]
Italian Spiderman spawns ten sequels
He’s pudgy, moustachioed and obnoxious, and now he’s going to star in his own movie. The South Australian Film Corporation recently made a $9,500 grant to […]
Cosmetic surgery: the cutting edge of workplace competition
Cosmetic surgery is fast becoming an addiction to quell the insecurities of the modern workplace and enhance job prospects: according to Flinders University sociologist Professor Anthony […]
Study finds users of ‘ice’ take their habits to work
The use of “ice” – the illicit drug methamphetamine – is causing and contributing to growing levels of workplace absenteeism, but even more alarming is that […]
Flinders to establish new research centre with first Federation Fellowship
Flinders University will establish a new research centre to examine ways of improving health outcomes and preventing people falling through society’s cracks after a leading academic […]
Indigenous graduate hopes to inspire other students
Flinders University student Lianna Brown has become the first person to complete senior secondary schooling in a very remote Indigenous community in the Northern Territory and […]
Researcher takes a look inside Muslim minds
In setting out to explore the ideas and beliefs of modern Muslims, Professor Riaz Hassan gave himself a huge task; it should be no surprise that […]
Demystifying the story of HMAS Sydney
The long delay in solving Australia’s ‘greatest maritime mystery’ with the discovery of the wreck of HMAS Sydney can be sheeted home to a lack of […]
New research commercialisation vehicle launched
Flinders University has joined forces with a US-based company to promote its innovative software for commercialising research to universities and research institutions on international markets. The […]