Sleep, baby, sleep
World Baby Sleep Day will be supported by a real-time social media forum supported by Flinders.
Demand for Flinders courses stays high
Undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses at Flinders University have experienced strong demand in 2015. The University has responded by making a total of 7,016 offers to date.
Flinders shows research strengths in world rankings
Flinders University has been listed among the QS World University Ranking’s top 200 elite institutions world-wide for its performance in three subject areas.
The psychology behind safer airport screening
Professor Jason McCarley is on a mission to make airport security scanners more effective by tailoring them to the psychology of the user.
Facing the facts of autism
New Flinders research challenges commonly-held views about the ability of people with autism to recognise faces.
Study focus on trauma and depression
A new Flinders research project is hoping to find the best way to help people simultaneously overcome post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression.
Discounting the ‘leftie’ myth
Left-handed people consistently perform worse than right-handed people in measures of cognitive ability, or IQ, with the ‘level of disability’ equivalent to being prematurely born.
Spotting the real villains
As South Australia prepares to overhaul legislation regulating criminal identification parades, Flinders psychologist Professor Neil Brewer, an international expert on factors affecting eyewitness reliability, is backing a move to photographic, computer-based line-ups.