Gut feeling with a ‘mind’ of its own
New research led by Flinders has shown for the first time that the gut has a mind of its own, acting independently of the brain and […]
Music elective enhances medicine studies
Studying medicine can leave minimal time for personal development or creative pursuits, but diversion into the arts can have many benefits for budding doctors, as students […]
Fossil link to oldest fish, and life on earth
Flinders University fossil hunters have unearthed a new evolutionary link to the first bony fishes in another step forward to more accurately understand our distant origins. […]
Collaboration with BAE for defence jobs
A new alliance between BAE Systems Australia and Flinders University aims to train the shipbuilding workforce of the future. The agreement will see students and industry […]
Falls most common cause of hospital injuries
More Australians are being hospitalised for injuries, with falls and transport crashes remaining the leading cause of injuries. A new report issued the Australian Institute of […]
Environmental health master tackles shortage
The growing field of environmental health has received a boost, with Flinders’ Master of Environmental Health program receiving accreditation from Australia’s environmental health organisation Environmental Health […]
Get in the zone for more affordable housing
Restrictive land use regulations play a part in Australia’s housing affordability crisis and have reduced affordable property options in Adelaide suburbs, a Flinders University study shows. […]
Quest to find more forgotten cities
Sacred medieval cities whose true scale was unknown to the modern world and a civilization’s forgotten story are being unearthed in Cambodia where the decline of […]
Traditional roles still rule: study
In Australia both in policy and practice, men are expected to be primary breadwinners while women are filling roles as primary caregivers for both children and […]