Myer Family endows Flinders Chair in Rural Education
Flinders University gains $1 million grant from Myer Philanthropy’s 2009 Commemorative Grants Program.
Research
New research suggests Alzheimer’s can be beaten with grape seeds
We’ve all been spitting them out for years, but now grape seeds have been identified by Flinders University researchers as a potential treatment in preventing the development of Alzheimer’s disease.
Ngarrindjeri history pre-dates pyramids
Evidence of life pre-dating the pyramids of Egypt will be used to shape an insight into the cultural life and society of the Ngarrindjeri people of South Australia.
Following Ibsen around the world
Professor Julie Holledge of the Drama Department at Flinders has received an ARC Discovery Grant for a project that will track performances of works by Henrik Ibsen, the 19th century Norwegian dramatist whose plays are still performed all around the world.
Flinders researchers to break new ground with grants
Health and medical researchers at Flinders University have secured almost $7 million in grants for 13 projects from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC).
Flinders examines pool chlorine boost to indigenous kids’ hearing
A dip in the local swimming pool on a hot day may help to save thousands of Aboriginal children from ear infections and subsequent hearing loss, […]
User input crucial to success in assistive devices design
The chances of functional and commercial success of assistive devices are greatly enhanced if the end users are involved in the design and development process from […]
Cows play role in cancer prevention in humans
Flinders University researchers expect to have clear evidence by the end of this year on the role that the humble cow could play in boosting the […]
Marine research collaboration wins recognition
Marine Innovation SA (MISA), a multi-partner research initiative founded to advance the State’s marine industries, was awarded the Constellation SA Award for Excellence in Collaborative Research […]