Serious side of fascinating science
Battling irrationalism is science’s biggest challenge, according to leading palaeontologist Professor John Long.
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Fliidea: helping your idea to fly
A business problem shared can be a problem solved, and thanks to Flinders engineering student Joshua Morony, there’s an app for that.
Professor David Day joins prestigious group of Australian scientists
Flinders University’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), Professor David Day, has just been elected to the Australian Academy of Science, joining an elite group of outstanding Australian scientists.
Measuring Indian wellbeing
A team of researchers from Flinders University is helping a region in north-eastern India to measure the wellbeing of its people.
Drug synthesis researcher is Fulbright Scholar
Research into synthetic preparation of rare natural medicines will take Flinders PhD student Matthew Norris to Princeton University, thanks to a Fulbright Scholarship.
Fossils give glimpse into future
A Flinders University researcher is digging up the past to solve problems of the future.
Tablets making technology easier to swallow
Gaining access to the internet is becoming easier for the ageing community, with the introduction of tablet technologies.
Salt-free freshwater plan wins Flinders prize
A novel technique to prevent seawater intrusion into coastal freshwater stores has earned Chunhui Lu a Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Early Career Researchers.
On the path to better bone health
Flinders University researchers are using advanced microscopic techniques to better understand how and why bone loss occurs in the elderly.