K-drama; influencing Asian tourism
The spin-offs of TV drama shows on tourism will be explored as part of a new study by Flinders University and Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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Volunteering worth $290 billion a year
The monetary value of volunteering in Australia is worth much more than originally calculated, new figures from Flinders University researcher Lisel O’Dwyer show.
Flinders welcomes Hills to Tonsley
Iconic South Australian-owned technology and communications company Hills will relocate its local operations to Flinders University’s new $120 million facility at Tonsley. Announced today (31 October […]
Medical crises in focus at Flinders-hosted Muster
Addressing the number of health professionals prepared and equipped to work in under-resourced areas to help eradicate crises such as the Ebola epidemic is a key focus of the Global Community Engaged Medical Education Muster this week.
Professionals “need common approach to children”
A Flinders academic is working on an educational framework to help professionals move towards a common national approach to providing services for young children.
Flinders joins Finland’s Digital Health Revolution
Have you ever wondered how much information about your health is being collected by doctors, pharmacies, laboratories, and even grocery stores?
Flinders prepares Ebola guidelines for mass events
Guidelines covering mass gatherings worldwide in the wake of the Ebola epidemic are being developed by Flinders University.
Flinders receives $6.67m in grants for medical research
Medical researchers at Flinders University have received a total of more than $6.67 million in funding in the latest rounds of grants from the National Health and Medical Research Council.
Flinders scientist wins coveted science prize
The Verco Medal – the highest honour bestowed by the Royal Society of South Australia – has been awarded to Flinders University’s internationally-esteemed palaeontologist, Professor John Long.