New Flinders probe reveals nanostructures
A new specialised microscope allows Flinders scientists building nanostructures at the molecular scale to see directly what they’re doing for the first time.
Flinders invests in the future at Tonsley
Flinders University’s state-of-the-art $120 million teaching and research facility at Tonsley officially opened today.
Helping the Collins Class go on, and on, and …
How many scientists does it take to change the batteries in a Collins Class submarine? What? You didn’t even know submarines had batteries?
Flinders staff recognised for science excellence
Flinders University staff Dr Daniel Tune and Karen Burke da Silva have been recognised for their contributions to science in this year’s South Australian Science Excellence Awards.
Flinders draws a crowd at Tonsley
Flinders University was on site last weekend at Tonsley as TAFE SA gave the public a sneak peak at the training facility in their new Sustainable Industries Education Centre.
Spotting glitches to make better gadgets
High-tech, thin film gadgets – including smartphones, tablets and interactive TVs – are being used by a growing number of households worldwide.
Maximising solar cells
With silicon solar cells set to become a thing of the past, a Flinders University researcher has developed a novel computer system to find the best emerging carbon nanotubes to fuel the future.
Flinders joins forces with Seeley International and TAFE SA for real-world training
Seeley International will partner with Flinders University and TAFE SA at Tonsley to establish a research and development centre for new energy efficient cooling and heating technologies.
Flinders joins $87 million solar research network
Flinders University’s expertise in nanotechnology will be employed as part of an $87 million project aimed at transforming Australia into a global solar energy powerhouse.