Better food for 1 billion by 2030
Flinders researchers are playing a vital role in providing better nutrition for millions of people around the world.
Sustainability
Earth facing man-size problems
The future of our planet depends on sweeping changes and human actions to prevent a mass extinction event, a Flinders public lecture will hear.
Doors open to Indo-Pacific study
Overseas study opportunities for Flinders University students will expand next year with New Colombo Plan funding for 13 new projects in the Indo-Pacific region.
Trouble in Darwin’s paradise
A parasite killing Darwin’s finches on the famed Galápagos Islands is causing a dramatic escalation in Darwin’s theory of natural selection, new research has revealed.
Bright ideas flow from theses
Emma Kent from the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences will represent Flinders at the national Three-Minute Thesis finals in Queensland on 30 September.
Opening more doors to girls in science
Gender bias, both ‘unconscious and conscious’, is being challenged by the new Science 50:50 program at Flinders.
Citizen scientists help save Nemo
Citizen scientists are invited to help build a brighter future for ‘Nemo’ clownfish and their anemone homes.
Tall Poppy of the Year winner
Flinders chemist Dr Justin Chalker – who accidentally discovered a polymer which reduces mercury pollution – has become the 2016 Young Tall Poppy Scientist of the Year.
Join all the action at 2016 Open Days
More than 10,000 visitors are expected at Flinders University’s Open Days today and tomorrow (12-13 August).