Ageing population ‘a boon to assistive tech sector’ – AITI
Ageing populations and increasing demand for improved quality of life for the rising number of people with disabilities present an opportunity for South Australia to become […]
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Flinders water project goes from bush to world stage
On World Water Day, Flinders research to help some of the world’s poorest communities safely recycle their waste water is being presented at the Bill and […]
Resthaven scholarship backs ‘silent success story’ of Indigenous education
Aboriginal and Indigenous students will receive significant support to develop life-changing and community impacting skills and experiences at Flinders University thanks to a new scholarship established […]
US experts promote class action
Technology disruption is not only affecting the way we learn but the workplaces of the future, say visiting academics from The Fox School of Business in […]
Flinders renews Chancellor for third term
Mr Stephen Gerlach AM has been re-appointed for a third term as Chancellor of Flinders University to March 2022. The reappointment was agreed unanimously by the […]
Getting creative about new jobs
South Australia’s creative companies need to innovate quickly to cope with and add value to technological changes, a new report from Flinders says.
Help for chocoholics
Does a bowl full of luscious Lindt balls make you drool? Or can you learn to turn those cravings into other thoughts?
Praise for NT health service
The benefits of ‘Aboriginal health in Aboriginal hands’ has received endorsement from a wide-ranging investigation of Australian primary health care services. The Central Australian Aboriginal Congress […]
Green light for transport R&D
Research into intelligent transport systems and infrastructure will expand at Flinders University after the Federal Government announced funding of $55 million over 10 years to explore […]