Space expert drops in for heritage
Space archaeologist Dr Alice Gorman will present at in international heritage conference in Adelaide – ahead of the annual Flinders University Investigator Lecture in November.
Sustainability
Australia needs water in the bank
In the face of potential major drought, a group of the nation’s leading water scientists are urging the Federal Government to accelerate underground water storage across Australia.
Tonsley comes alive on Sunday
The growing innovation district at Tonsley will host this year’s Adelaide Mini Maker Faire on Sunday, bringing more than 100 exhibitors to the main assembly building area.
Flinders reseacher’s new material lays waste to mercury pollution
A brand new, dirt cheap, non-toxic polymer that literally sucks mercury out of water and soil is set to become a game changer in the battle against one of the world’s most reviled pollutants.
Our crew hits the hot NT road
Good luck to five of Flinders’ finest traversing the country this week with the 2015 Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.
Flinders backs World Solar Challenge
Flinders has joined forces with the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge to usher in a new generation of solar vehicles.
Scientist of the Year joins US roundtable
Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor of Hydrogeology Craig Simmons is joining the joint US National Academies Roundtable on shale oil and gas issues.
Flinders leads positive change in aged care
The new Chair of Restorative Care at Flinders will boost education and research into aged care and wellness in South Australia.
Adding cultural values to mental health care
In a national first, Flinders University is pioneering an innovative teaching and learning approach to combat mental health and culture stereotypes.