Chinese invest in Flinders research
Flinders is to receive $450,000 over three years from a major Chinese corporation to further the University’s research into the potential conversion of seaweed.
Italy-China relations through the lens
The relationship between China and Italy, told through the eyes of Italian filmmakers, is the focus of a new Flinders University PhD project.
Research only one part of innovation: Vice-Chancellor
Vice-Chancellor Professor Michael Barber says research is only one in a range of factors contributing to the process of innovation that universities need to foster.
Award recognises work behind Chinese success
The outstanding contribution by Dr Arthur Van Deth to the success of a Flinders postgraduate course in China has been acknowledged with a national award.
Conflict between humans and wildlife up close
Dr Melissa Pettigrew has spent nine months in China working to save the Siberian tiger from human impacts.
Navy arms race a job for coastguards
Territorial tensions in the high seas should be diffused by civilian coastguards rather than armed navy officers.
North Korea’s unstable stability
The leadership change in Pyongyang will likely increase tensions on the Korean peninsula in 2012, according to Professor Malcolm Cook.
Asia’s new order still forming
The inexorable rise of China will be severely curtailed by its own “Achilles heels” and the parallel rise of India, according to a leading US specialist in international security affairs who spoke at Flinders this week.
Stakes point to Vietnam’s glorious victory
Maritime archaeologists from Flinders University hope to shed new light on a fierce 13th century battle fought by the Vietnamese against the invading fleet of China’s […]