Flinders University scientists stand tall
Flinders University scientists have capped a stellar week with Dr Rachel Popelka-Filcoff being honoured as South Australia’s Tall Poppy of the Year for 2012.
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SA’s Scientist of the Year
The ground-breaking work of Flinders University biomedical engineer, Professor Karen Reynolds, has been recognised with the award of South Australian Scientist of the Year for 2012.
Ochre and mobile phones make Tall Poppies
Research that promises to transform mobile phone communications and to reveal Australia’s ancient ochre trade sees two Flinders scientists in the finals of the 2012 SA Young Tall Poppy Awards.
Flinders to make major investment in Tonsley Park
Flinders University is poised to make its largest single investment in educational facilities since the University was established with a planned $120 million expansion at Tonsley Park.
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.
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.