Citizen scientists help save Nemo
Citizen scientists are invited to help build a brighter future for ‘Nemo’ clownfish and their anemone homes.
Sustainability
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).
Applause for unsung heroes of science
The international quest for better grain crops, and a young Flinders scientist’s public engagement, have received National Science Week accolades.
PhD boost for maritime archaeology
Two new PhD candidates, from Egypt and Croatia, have joined one of Australia’s premier underwater archaeology programs at Flinders University.
Scientists dig deep to cut mine poisons
Flinders researchers are making ‘real progress’ in finding better ways to more sustainably separate valuable ores such as copper, iron, lead and zinc.
Tall Poppy leaders in science research
Dr Justin Chalker and Dr Nicole Lovato have joined the latest group of SA Young Tall Poppy science leaders.
Great outcomes for Eureka finalists
Discoveries of global significance have seen two research teams from Flinders University become finalists in this year’s high-profile Australian Eureka Prize science awards.
Star turn in natural science
The leading international research publisher, Nature, has named Flinders University in its 2016 ‘Rising Stars’ in the Asia-Pacific.