Barriers preventing post-stroke care
For stroke victims, rehabilitation is crucial to their recovery.
Pyne hails Flinders MOOCs at key research forum
Education Minister Christopher Pyne has praised Flinders University’s Massive Open Online Course offerings at a major research forum being held at Flinders, Victoria Square.
Prescription pills and work, a dangerous mix?
Flinders University researchers are exploring the potential problems associated with prescribed opioid use in the South Australian workforce.
Flinders scientist unveils ancient fossil fish
An ancient fossil fish that lived 423 million years ago – representing the earliest large vertebrate predator in the fossil record – has been described by Flinders University palaeontologist Dr Brian Choo.
New Centre to take a long, hard look at crime
A Flinders University centre to be officially launched today (June 10) is dedicated to increasing knowledge and debate about crime.
Uncovering an invisible network of care
Day-to-day palliative care in the community is mainly delivered by an “invisible network” of extended family members, friends and neighbours, Flinders University research shows.
Whale poo ‘could boost fisheries’
Far from being a threat to fisheries, new research from Flinders University suggests whales may in fact play a key role in sustaining fish stocks.
Encyclopedia speaks volumes on global archaeology
It was a 60-pound baby with a six year gestation, but the Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology, edited by Flinders University’s Professor Claire Smith, is safely on the shelf.
What makes some cancers more deadly?
A Flinders University researcher is searching for answers as to why some leukaemia sufferers live a normal lifespan while others succumb to the disease within months.