New taste to fish farming
A new diet for farmed barramundi could be on the menu under a new research collaboration between Flinders and the US Ohio Soybean Council.
Sustainability
Alumni make the world a better place
From El Niño to Orby to Hotel Mumbai, Flinders University today celebrates six graduates who go to great heights to stand out and lift their professions. The […]
Fish fossil hunter poles apart
Strategic Professor of Palaeontology, Professor John Long, is looking forward to a very cold white Christmas.
Seaweed project makes a splash
CSIRO senior scientists will join forces with Flinders researchers to bring a new health product from the lab to market.
Super seeds promise better crops
Flinders researchers are partnering with US agricultural technology company Indigo to get improved crop seed to market.
Fitting tributes to Duguid legacy
Three generations on, Indigenous leader Professor Tom Calma will pay tribute to the legacy of Aboriginal rights campaigners Charles and Phyllis Duguid.
More accolades for our new Hub and Plaza
The innovative facilities at the new Plaza and Student Hub has won a national higher education award for Flinders University.
Evocative Indigenous images hit the road
Memorable performances of the Flinders Unbound Collective are being celebrated in a National Gallery of Australia touring exhibition of new Indigenous photo-media.
Captive breeding for ‘swingers’ helps conservation programs
Researchers at Flinders have created SWINGER, computer software with an algorithm that uses information from DNA to match-make endangered animals for captive breeding.