Safety signs help Little Penguin colony
The fragile colony of Little Penguins on Granite Island will be safer thanks to new signage that better informs the public how to prevent the colony […]
Sustainability
$2.4m advances Flinders to new carbon positive goal
A fresh investment of $2.4 million into solar and sustainability was announced at the formal launch of Flinders University’s massive solar carpark and the release of […]
Coal-fired power stations ‘disrupt rainfall patterns’
Modern coal-fired power stations produce more ultrafine dust particles than road traffic and can even modify and redistribute rainfall patterns, a new 15-year international study shows. […]
New wetland classroom brings science to life
A new classroom at Oaklands Wetland is bringing science to life for high school and university students with hands-on experience of stormwater testing and monitoring. The […]
Planting ideas to advance food crops
The failure of world food systems to adequately feed more than 2 billion people is spurring agricultural researchers to find rapid solutions. Supported by a Crawford […]
APY art inspires evocative new campus exhibition
Creative impressions of nature’s wonders inspired by the Ernabella Arts Archive are on display at Flinders University. Opening in time for the University’s annual community family […]
Coastal scientists dig into career barriers
Female geoscientists are calling for more women in senior positions to reduce barriers to success in their profession. Dr Graziela Miot da Silva, Senior Lecturer in […]
Research expands on mine site environs
Outback mine site research in South Australia is expanding in an industry collaboration between Flinders University and National Energy Resources Australia. The $417,000 program, entitled ‘Improving […]
What to expect from the new PM
Australia’s new Prime Minister Scott Morrison has shown a deft hand at balancing politics and his own ambition, says Flinders University’s Dr Rob Manwaring. Mr Morrison […]