Looking to extend care at the pointy end
Extending on-site medical testing could lead to major health benefits for Australia’s rural and remote residents and also create substantial savings for the country’s health system.
Research
Statement from the Vice-Chancellor on current academic discussions
Informal discussions have been taking place among groups of Flinders researchers about the potential for collaboration with the Copenhagen Consensus Centre and this has attracted some attention in the media and the wider community.
Professor Michael Kidd appointed to Council of NHMRC
Flinders University’s Professor Michael Kidd will play a “vital role in guiding the current and future health of Australians” through his appointment to the Council of the NHMRC.
Flinders to be leading light in solar challenge partnership
It’s a match made in the heavens – almost literally! Leading light in solar technology research Flinders University and the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge are embarking on an historic partnership.
Drama’s delivery-room
Two Flinders graduates will usher an infant play into existence at the National Play Festival, which begins in Adelaide today.
Feed pastures ‘muscle up’ with Flinders help
Two tiny bugs have been found by Flinders to give feed crops “bigger muscles”, potentially boosting farmers’ bottom lines by millions of dollars.
Flinders in pole position for SA’s autonomous vehicle future
Revealing plans to develop a new generation of driverless vehicle, Flinders University is in pole position to support the vision of South Australia at the centre of an autonomous vehicles industry.
Wraps off new business
Flinders students were among more than 100 young entrepreneurs who shared secrets to business success at the sixth Startup Weekend Adelaide.
Talent spotting revs up at Tonsley
‘Serial entrepreneur’ Mal Chia kickstarts 54 hours of new venture initiatives at Flinders Tonsley tonight.