Scientists dig deep to cut mine poisons
Flinders researchers are making ‘real progress’ in finding better ways to more sustainably separate valuable ores such as copper, iron, lead and zinc.
No bars on prison research
Criminology experts at Flinders University say more can be done to reduce corruption and improve correctional services in prisons.
US expert links research and industry
Flinders Partners is hosting a visit by American innovation and entrepreneurial expert Dr Greg Pogue, Deputy Director of the IC² Institute at the University of Texas.
Tall Poppy leaders in science research
Dr Justin Chalker and Dr Nicole Lovato have joined the latest group of SA Young Tall Poppy science leaders.
Food literacy can lead to a better diet
A pilot study at Flinders University is looking at consumer awareness about the social determinants of food choice and critical literacy on the food system.
Great outcomes for Eureka finalists
Discoveries of global significance have seen two research teams from Flinders University become finalists in this year’s high-profile Australian Eureka Prize science awards.
Star turn in natural science
The leading international research publisher, Nature, has named Flinders University in its 2016 ‘Rising Stars’ in the Asia-Pacific.
Fossil hunters do the brain warp
An international team of scientists from Flinders University and Sweden are ‘doing the brain warp’ in a bid to understand the evolution of a very ‘brainy’ fish species.
Back-to-back wins for nanotech students
PhD candidates Jakob Andersson and Melanie Fuller from Flinders Centre for NanoScale Science and Technology have won Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering (AINSE) top-up research scholarships