Phone app keeps nurses up to date
Nurses caring for older people near the end of life can access up-to-the-minute clinical advice on the job, thanks to a new smartphone app developed at Flinders.
From UN heights to ocean depths, Flinders archaeologists take global lead
Today in Paris, Flinders will become only the second university in the world to chair a UNESCO UNITWIN Network for Underwater Archaeology Meeting, cementing the University’s position at the […]
Wastewater research catches the eye of America’s EPA
The US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) has awarded research by the Flinders School of the Environment a top 10 spot in its ranking of 75 entries […]
Hall of Fame Logie for drama queen
Australian TV veteran and Flinders graduate, Noni Hazlehurst AM, used her Hall of Fame Logie Award acceptance speech to call for a new kind of television that “counters bad news with good”.
Life saving phone-to-phone technology scoops international prize
An emergency mobile phone system developed at Flinders University has won a prestigious international award for post-disaster relief work in the Pacific.
Hot tea helps international students build warm friendships with locals
New friendships, cross-cultural engagement, the chance to help a student far from home learn how to speak English – and a free cup of tea while […]
West Java benefits from Flinders mental health expertise
Progressive approaches to delivering care to people with mental health issues, led by Flinders University, are helping to transform community services delivered by a major psychiatric […]
Medicine’s clever dummies are still needed
Ingenious models of human anatomy have been used for ‘hands-on’ medical teaching for centuries, and are still relevant today.
Virtual health coach launches in USA
Flinders medical technology spinout Clevertar is taking its ‘clever avatar’ Anna Cares to the USA.