A 35-year body of work
Thousands of Flinders students owe much of their knowledge of the human body to the School of Medicine’s Anatomy Museum and to its custodian Greg Souter.
Timor-Leste student mobility trip a life-changing experience
Flinders University Disability and Developmental Education students have been sharing their own knowledge of disability in Timor-Leste.
Alumna aspires to Antarctic adventure
While studying at Flinders, Karen Hawke never dreamt she’d be joining an elite group of women scientists on a journey of discovery in the frozen reaches of Antarctica.
New standards unite early childhood services
A new foundation for more consistent and united education for child protection, health, education and other early childhood services has been developed at Flinders.
Flinders Migration Clinic a lifeline for asylum seekers
Providing legal support for asylum seekers has its challenges and rewards for Dr Sanzhuan (Sandra) Guo.
Visual supports for autistic children
US research into alternative communication techniques for children with autism and developmental disabilities has been shared with Flinders students and academics.
Anti-corruption research in China
Flinders anti-corruption crusader Professor Adam Graycar has opened research links with universities in Beijing.
Lost cities of Cambodia rise from the past
Laser technology is helping Australian archaeologists to understand the history of ancient cities in Southeast Asia.
New device puts pressure on DVT
An ‘intelligent compression’ device is being developed at Flinders to check for deep vein thrombosis during surgery.