Climate change is killing the Coorong
The ecosystem of one of South Australia’s iconic waterways, the Coorong, is on the verge of collapse as lack of freshwater pushes salinity to deadly levels, […]
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Lizards feel climate change
You have to hand it to the pygmy bluetongue – to date, it has quietly survived a barrage of natural hazards and man-made pressures. But the […]
Flinders takes smart thinking to Beijing during Olympics
Flinders University’s engineering ingenuity will be on show in Beijing during the Olympic Games when the most advanced version of The Thinking Head makes its international […]
Flinders plans new Engineering courses
Flinders University has positioned itself to make a major contribution to the most dynamic sectors of the State’s economy with plans to offer five new Bachelor […]
Using microbes to starve algal blooms
Vital research aiming to determine cost-effective and efficient treatment to reduce the incidence of toxic algal blooms in Adelaide’s Torrens Lake is happening 17 kilometres away […]
New backing for medical devices brings R and D and industry together
The development and production of high-tech medical devices in South Australia will enter a dynamic new phase with the establishment of a $3.3 million program, based […]
Engineers to design next generation subsea inspection system for petroleum industry
A new inspection vehicle to monitor the condition of subsea pipelines will be designed and developed by a Flinders University engineering team to meet the growing […]
Strong demand for placement in Flinders courses
Psychology, Behavioural Science, Nursing and other Health-related areas, Education and Law have been among the most popular courses sought by school-leavers at Flinders University this year. […]
Brightest young Indigenous minds gather at Flinders
Some of Australia’s brightest young Indigenous minds will arrive in Adelaide this weekend to embark on a two-week program at Flinders University designed to boost interest […]