Cancer detecting probe to transform surgical outcomes
A cancer detecting probe that can improve clinical outcomes for patients is being brought to clinical trials thanks to assistance from Flinders biomedical engineers supported by State […]
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STEM teacher program bridges the gap
A second round of 20 student teacher placements is planned this year under the State Government’s ‘Bridging the Gap’ program. The program aims to ‘connect science education […]
Words and music married well for ‘immortal’ Austen
When Austen died on 18 July 1817, her death caused only a very small ripple in literary circles, but 200 years after her death Austen’s works […]
New ventures surface at eNVIes
Flinders New Venture Institute will send two Venture Dorm program finalists to the US next year as part of the latest eNVIes Awards. Six innovative new startup concepts […]
Roadmap shows older people having time of their lives
A national report launched in Canberra by the Aged Care Minister Ken Wyatt shows how rapid and continuous growth of new technologies is radically transforming the lives […]
Kangaroo-sized flying turkey once roamed Australia
A giant, flying turkey as tall as a kangaroo is among five extinct large megapode birds discovered by palaentologists at Flinders University. All five birds were […]
Pedal to the metal at Tonsley
The solar car project is revving up with just days left on the major Flinders Automotive Solar Team (FAST) crowdfunding campaign. The community’s support is vital […]
Queen’s Birthday Honours at Flinders
Flinders Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Robert Saint is among several Flinders recipients of Queen’s Birthday Honours. Professor Saint joins another current academic staff member, Professor David Wattchow, […]
Flinders throws China a ‘lifesaving’ challenge
Flinders University, a supporter of this year’s historic AFL game in Shanghai, has announced a new program to help aspiring Chinese lifesavers shine at the Lifesaving World […]