Nano connects with US renewable energy project
A major renewable energy and water management project in California will build on a collaboration between Infratech Industries and Flinders nanotechnology.
Sustainability
Darlington Upgrade
Darlington announcement forecasts, but doesn’t guarantee, the extension of the Tonsley rail line and improved urban design.
Reducing heatwave and other summer risks
As temperatures head over 40C, the need to closely monitor vulnerable younger and older people with health issues is high – particularly with the increased risk of bushfires and interruption to critical infrastructure.
Future Fellow gets to grips with groundwater
Freshwater resources beneath the ocean that may play a major role in the future water supply will be part of the focus of a Future Fellowship awarded to Professor Adrian Werner.
An illustrious career in public service
South Australia’s longest-serving Labor Premier, the late Hon John Bannon AO, continued his public service through his post-parliamentary career – including at Flinders University.
$1bn boost for science and innovation
The Federal Government’s $1.1 billion innovation investment plan is great news for research and development, says SA Scientist of the Year Professor Craig Simmons.
Bush artists win Our Mob award
A painting by Coober Pedy women has won the Flinders-sponsored People’s Choice award at this year’s Our Mob, the 10th annual celebration of Australian Aboriginal artists.
Justice for all? Views from the outside
Jacinta Ruru, an expert in Maori Indigenous law, will present the Elliott Johnston Memorial Lecture 2015 in Adelaide this week.
Urban aquifer project links to Germany
The battle to recharge urban aquifers is the focus of a two-year international research collaboration between Flinders University and a leading German water ecology institute.