Nano engineering to improve implants
Flinders University researchers are launching an innovative surface-engineering technology that could help to raise the performance of implantable medical devices in people with diabetes and other […]
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AI focus on wellbeing in healthcare
Artificial intelligence is helping to analyse and improve healthcare systems – from waiting times to treatment outcomes and costs. However, some of the most important aspects […]
Flinders Business School achieves international accreditation
Flinders University is now the only AACSB-accredited business school in South Australia, placing it among less than 6 per cent of business schools worldwide to achieve […]
Why we ignore abuses in custody
Common beliefs that people who commit crime are inherently bad and unlikely to change may make the public more accepting of illegitimate harms within the criminal […]
Flinders psychology student named International Student of the Year
A Flinders University psychology student who wants to make it easier for people to reach out for mental health support, no matter where they live, has […]
A new app sees the light to fix jetlag
To help beat jetlag, Flinders University sleep experts have applied their knowledge of the human body clock and sleep science into a convenient travel app. Flinders […]
How prehistoric jaws shaped evolution
Long before dinosaurs appeared on Earth, fierce predatory fish developed crushing jaws and sharp teeth to survive and diversify in ancient oceans. Flinders University researchers have […]
Lucky break for some bees
While extreme weather and habitat changes can spell doom for many native animals, including insects, a different picture has emerged from a new study led by […]
Shedding light on dodo’s ‘bird brain’
The Mauritian dodo – a global symbol of human-caused extinction, and one of the world’s largest pigeons – may not have deserved its reputation as silly […]