Hidden histories of SA’s Riverland
A new chapter of the fate of Aboriginal communities during the European settlement of South Australia’s Riverland region is being written by Flinders University archaeologists. Supported […]
Lifelong crusade for women abused in war
Human Rights Day takes a special meaning this year for Flinders University Associate Professor Tina Dolgopol. This follows the legal academic’s long campaign for female victims of […]
New med-tech research lab in China
Collaborative research with Shandong Academy of Sciences and Flinders University is expanding with the signing of a heads of agreement to establish the joint International Laboratory […]
Clinician and scientist to lead Medicine and Public Health
Internationally recognised clinician and scientist Professor Jonathan Craig has been appointed as inaugural Vice-President and Executive Dean of the College of Medicine and Public Health at […]
Cracking organised crime networks
How do individuals become involved in cybercrime? How can the hidden connections between Australian extremist groups be revealed? Can competition among organised criminal groups result in […]
Trump faces ferocious fossil fight
Flinders palaeontologist Professor John Long is part of US legal action over President Donald Trump’s move to downsize the Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments sites in Utah. […]
$24.6m boost for medical research
From diabetes, cancer and heart disease to chronic pain and major depression, 12 new research grants announced today cap off a big year for Flinders medical […]
‘Factory of the future’ coming to Tonsley
The welcome mat will go out at the new Tonsley Manufacturing Innovation Hub in early 2018. High-tech and advanced manufacturing companies and researchers in South Australia […]
Zombies and Vikings make learning fun
Beware – the ‘Zombie Apocalypse’ will return to Flinders Bedford Park next year. Using theoretically-grounded techniques, the new course put science students to the survival test […]