Food for fish: research finds Tasmanian upwelling
New research at Flinders has identified an area of upwelling – a site where complex natural dynamics bring up deep-sea water and nutrients to the sea’s upper layers – on the west coast of Tasmania.
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A million reasons to read The Conversation
Marking a major milestone, Flinders University has officially cracked one million readers on The Conversation.
Flinders only Aussie finalist in Times video comp
It’s a Flinders video … it’s a top five finalist in the world … and with the Australian public’s views, likes and shares on YouTube, it could be number one!
Focus on hospitals at Flinders-Nankai conference
The analytics used to improve assembly lines may seem worlds apart from hospital beds, but the skills of engineers offer real opportunities to improve hospital flow and reduce waiting times.
Helping the Collins Class go on, and on, and …
How many scientists does it take to change the batteries in a Collins Class submarine? What? You didn’t even know submarines had batteries?
Conservation award for guardian of the Gulfs
Flinders oceanographer Jochen Kaempf has won the Conservation Council of South Australia’s Jill Hudson Award for Environmental Protection.
Flinders takes on Mass Ice Bucket Challenge
Flinders Pro Vice-Chancellor (International), Professor Nancy Cromar, led the way yesterday as dozens of Flinders staff and students took a Mass Ice Bucket Challenge to support motor neurone disease.
Top honour to Flinders CIO
The prestigious iAwards CIO of the Year accolade has been awarded to Flinders University’s Pro Vice-Chancellor (Information Services) and Chief Information Officer, Professor Richard Constantine.
Forensic DNA to crack down on poachers
A high resolution paternity test to help combat the illegal carpet python trade is being developed by Flinders University wildlife forensic DNA specialist Sherryn Ciavaglia.