Flinders welcomes Keep It Clever campaign
The national Keep It Clever campaign comes at a crucial time for the future of Australia’s universities, research and economic growth, says Flinders Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling.
Sustainability
Destination Flinders welcomed
Flinders Rail Station is set to become a reality after an announcement by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull at Flinders at Tonsley today.
Life saving phone-to-phone technology scoops international prize
An emergency mobile phone system developed at Flinders University has won a prestigious international award for post-disaster relief work in the Pacific.
Outstanding STEM students win awards
Flinders PhD candidates Jody Fisher and Olivia Davies have won 2016 Playford Memorial Trust scholarships.
Economic recovery has a silver lining
South Australia is in prime position to capitalise on products and services for the $3 trillion baby boomer market, with Flinders University supporting the new strategy.
Marine biotech looks to new frontiers
Demand for marine bioresources such as algae, sea cucumber, squid, chitin and collagen are growing for use in health foods, functional products, drugs and industrial biomaterials, a Flinders symposium has heard.
A global viewpoint on food production
As the world’s population heads for 9 billion by 2050, restructuring the approach to food production and supply is vital.
Archaeologist looks to the skies
South Australia is a leader in mining technology, and it could one day take a lead in the exploration of space for minerals.
DNA backs Antarctic blue whale count
Flinders scientists have uncovered crucial DNA evidence about the number and distribution of populations of the world’s largest animal, the critically endangered Antarctic blue whale.