Illusion ‘all in the eye’ of the beholder
Our brain and eyes can play tricks on us, especially with the expanding hole illusion. A new computer model developed by Flinders University experts helps to […]
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Bite-size clue to a lost marsupial
An intriguing native Australian rat-kangaroo, thought to be probably extinct, may still be running around in the inhospitable remote Sturt Stony Desert – and Flinders University […]
Protecting dolphins and other marine species
Marine scientists are calling for more focused management strategies and further interventions to secure the future of marine ecosystems and key fish species, as well as […]
New high-tech labs encourage more girls and women in STEM
Flinders University has launched new high-tech laboratories and celebrated a milestone, with more than 1200 Year 9 girls taking part in its STEM enrichment workshops. More than […]
New way to map marine park species
Well-designed marine parks can conserve marine life and their habitats, allow fish populations to recover, educate the public and support local economies. Marine scientists from Flinders […]
Coastal study supports beach planning
A new study has given key insights into South Australia’s coastal management by examining how Cape Dombey’s rocky headland in Robe on the state’s Limestone Coast […]
Packing a punch for phage therapy
In the face of rising concerns about antibiotic resistant infections, an international group of microbial experts have launched a powerful and flexible free online genomic toolkit […]
AI for remote forestry management
New Zealand and Flinders University experts have deployed artificial intelligence and 3D laser scanning to accurately map planted pine (radiata) forests for most of NZ’s North […]
New director to drive collaboration at Flinders Factory of the Future
Professor Claire Lenehan has been appointed as the Director of Flinders’ Factory of the Future. A leading chemistry and forensics researcher with decades of experience in product development, […]