The molecule as artist
Flinders University researchers are about to put a series of colourful and spectacular images on show, but you’ll have to search long and hard to find the artist’s signature.
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New vision therapy for stroke victims
An innovative vision therapy tool will be used to evaluate and train people with a vision deficit caused by a brain injury.
Cerebral palsy aid wins coveted technology prize
An innovative game to help children with cerebral palsy has won first place in the prestigious South Australian iAwards.
Six finalists in Science Excellence Awards
Six Flinders University researchers are among the finalists in the 2012 Science Excellence Awards, two of whom are vying for South Australian Scientist of the Year.
Single fibre betrays forger’s dirty deed
Flinders University’s latest advance in forensic science should send a chill down the spines of would-be criminals.
Smart power from wastewater
Victoria’s Smart Water Fund has enlisted Flinders University expertise in a move to reduce the carbon emissions and the power bills of the State’s water sector.
How fish food rises from ocean depths
Research has shed new light on the movement of nutrient-rich water generated in coastal canyons, a process which makes a fundamental contribution to the marine food chain.
Engineer in top 100 for influence
Flinders biomedical engineer Professor Karen Reynolds has been named among Australia’s 100 most influential engineers by Engineers Australia magazine.
International recognition for Professor Shapter
Professor Joe Shapter, Dean of the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences at Flinders University has been recognised as an innovative science educator with an international award.