Flinders/US scientists figure out way to uncook an egg
Scientists from Flinders and the US have found a way to essentially uncook an egg, in a remarkable breakthrough that could drastically cut costs for the pharmaceutical industry.
Flinders staff and graduates recognised in 2015 Australia Day honours
Flinders University staff and alumni have once again been recognised for their major contribution to Australian society in this year’s Australia Day awards and honours.
Romance meets reality
“Obsessed” with romance novels and reality TV, Flinders University student Sarah Gates is playing the part of matchmaker by fusing the two genres to write her own love story.
Leftover lobsters make tasty treats
Lobster lovers rejoice; for you could soon see lobster-infused chips, dips, crackers and seasonings stocked on your supermarket shelves.
Power naps for insomniacs
Daytime naps may hold the key to treating insomnia, Flinders University researchers believe. In a world-first study, Flinders Postdoctoral Research Associate Dr Nicole Lovato is recruiting […]
Boost for Murray–Darling groundwater research
The partnership approach to groundwater research has been strengthened, with the Murray–Darling Basin Authority announcing $1 million for the Flinders based National Centre for Groundwater Research and Training.
Flinders shares nation’s outpouring of grief for Graeme Hugo
Flinders University is lamenting the loss of one of Australia’s finest academics, Professor Graeme Hugo, who died on January 20 after a short battle with cancer.
Never too late to learn
Adult learners from the age of 17 upwards have the opportunity to undertake a free, part-time, tailored educational support program that can act as a first step towards university education.
A Flinders office full of local politics
Flinders University now has its own hub of local government – staff members Luke Hutchinson and Robert Simms are both serving on councils.