Stones roll in to Flinders
ARIA award-winning indie pop duo Angus and Julia Stone will turn the Flinders Uni Plaza into a major Adelaide live music venue in 2018. The popular […]
Perky pollinators secure crops of the future
Researchers have made a discovery that could help respond to the global decline of insect pollinators, and create a future of greater food security. Hoverflies have been […]
Child health in Indonesia gets a hand
Childhood diet and nutrition in Indonesia is taking a turn for the better in the wake of a Flinders University research project. The project brings Flinders […]
Underwater recovery team takes the Challenge
Innovative new maritime research at Tonsley is diving in to take the Challenge. A team of researchers at the Centre for Maritime Engineering, Control and Imaging […]
Ship Shapes – archaeology goes Dutch
Maritime archaeologists from Flinders will use 3D scanning to map in fine detail some of the last remaining 17th and 18th century scale model ships in […]
Pivotal period captured in Aboriginal Australian art
A transformative period in Aboriginal Australian art is captured in the powerful exhibition, A Thousand Journeys: The Helen Read Collection, which has been launched at the Flinders University City […]
Visionary research to help save sight
The eyesight of millions may be saved thanks to Flinders University’s visionary genetic research which has been awarded more than $9 million in federal funding. A […]
Rural women delay seeking help for domestic violence
As White Ribbon Day approaches, a study of Australian women in regional, rural and remote locations has shown they tend to experience longer periods of domestic […]
Lens innovation goes global
The success of Flinders University Optometry’s innovative Watkins Fundus Lens has been elevated to a global level with its acceptance as an international standard item of […]