Ten of the best win research awards
In a high calibre field, the work of 10 early-career researchers has been acknowledged by Flinders Vice-Chancellor Awards.
Flinders VC calls Australia home
Flinders Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling and his family will join hundreds of others around the nation on Australia Day to take the oath of citizenship.
Flinders biomedical engineer joins Knowledge Nation 100
Professor Karen Reynolds has been named as one of the Knowledge Nation 100, a group of visionaries, intellects, founders and game changers seen as the foremost contributors to Australia’s knowledge economy.
Adelaide the centre of ‘grinn-ovation’ at eNVIes awards
An Adelaide based engineering start-up that uses drones to sample water quality and a 3D online market place that links 3D designers directly with customers have taken the top awards at the eNVIes awards.
Flinders rises to top 300 in world rankings
Flinders University has made substantial improvement in a prestigious international assessment. The latest Time Higher Education rankings of the world’s top universities has seen Flinders University move from outside the top 400, to the 251 to 300 bracket. Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling says the improvement reflects both a change in ranking methodology and hard work by the University.
New course to teach our teachers about autism
Flinders University to design and teach a specialised postgraduate course in teaching children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) to 80 teachers from across the State.
Vice-Chancellor reflects on research consultation
Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling says he is pleased by the level and tenor of the debate within Flinders regarding the possibility of collaboration with the Copenhagen Consensus Centre (CCC).
Flinders in pole position for SA’s autonomous vehicle future
Revealing plans to develop a new generation of driverless vehicle, Flinders University is in pole position to support the vision of South Australia at the centre of an autonomous vehicles industry.
Left-right Tweets analysis tracks Aussie MPs
A Flinders-based study of over 50,000 Tweets has shown where Australian politicians ‘really’ sit on a left-right scale based upon key words, comments and statements.