Help to save rare humpback dolphins
Flinders researchers have confirmed the importance of the remote Ningaloo Reef in WA as a conservation site of significance for the rare and secretive Australian humpback dolphin.
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New-era test to check for bladder cancer
Clinical trials of a new technique to tackle bladder cancer will commence at Flinders under an industry-university collaboration underway in South Australia.
Cisco networks keep growing
Flinders at Tonsley has forged some new networking connections, this time with five New Zealand universities and NZ government officials after a study tour hosted by Cisco Australia.
Welcome to Australia Awards scholars
Nutrition and Dietetics at Flinders is hosting 15 visitors from Indonesia this month under an Australia Awards Fellowship project.
How to ID a sea sponge
With more than 8,700 known species worldwide, sea sponges (phylum Porifera) are difficult to identify but Flinders University researchers have developed a new identification protocol.
Expert focus on cancer survivors
The Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer is running a national cancer survivorship conference.
Historians pay tribute to Eric Richards
A new book Emigrants and Historians (Wakefield Press) will be launched today in honour of Flinders historian Emeritus Professor Eric Richards.
Scientists shine in Australia Day Honours
Flinders University’s Professor Keryn Williams, the sight pioneer who leads the Australian Corneal Graft Registry, has been awarded a Companion of the Order of Australia in the Australia Day Honours.
Summer school adds up in math
Elite math students are busy during the holidays, with 170 attending this year’s AMSI Summer School in Sydney.