Evocative Indigenous images hit the road
Memorable performances of the Flinders Unbound Collective are being celebrated in a National Gallery of Australia touring exhibition of new Indigenous photo-media.
Captive breeding for ‘swingers’ helps conservation programs
Researchers at Flinders have created SWINGER, computer software with an algorithm that uses information from DNA to match-make endangered animals for captive breeding.
Radical chemistry research makes waves
Flinders SA Young Tall Poppy scientist Dr Justin Chalker is part of pioneering international research focused on a radical approach to protein mutation.
US election events at Bedford Park – including live commentary and Q&A
Staff and students can watch the 2016 US presidential election unfold on the super screen in the Hub today from 10am to 3pm. A round table at […]
Industry action for defence intern
Flinders engineering student Luke Berry is playing a part in producing an Australian Unmanned Surface Vessel with global defence company Saab Australia.
Art Museum wins heritage grant
The Papunya Board Collection at the Flinders University Art Museum has been awarded a federal Community Heritage Grant.
Red Professor hits the headlines, again
A gripping tale about the controversial Cold War communist, anthropologist Fred Rose, has put The Red Professor in the shortlist for a 2016 Prime Minister’s Literary Award.
Young businesses take next leap
Finalists in the Venture Dorm startup program are ready to take their next step forward in the business world.
Research adds 10,000 years to human life in the Flinders Ranges
Human settlement in Australia’s arid interior has been reset to about 50,000 years ago – almost 10,000 years earlier than previously reported.