Was the first snake a sea serpent?
Palaeontologists argue the first snakes may have crawled from the sea.
Gene discovery sheds light on childhood glaucoma
Ophthalmology experts at Flinders have played a pivotal role in discovering a new genetic cause for primary congenital glaucoma – a leading cause of blindness in children.
Vale Clare McCarty
Flinders University pays tribute to respected educator Dr Clare McCarty, who has passed away after a short illness, aged 75.
‘Gig city’ fast broadband to lift Tonsley innovation
The Adelaide Gig City program will support some of Australia’s speediest internet connections to innovation spaces including Flinders at Tonsley.
Triple treat as Flinders tech powers Cannes wins for Saatchi’s Toyota Project
An innovative project that has harnessed Flinders University know-how to boost remote area emergency communications has won ad agency Saatchi & Saatchi three coveted Gold and Silver Lions at Cannes.
Oh baby! Thermos invention is cream of the crop at eNVIes
Flinders University’s New Venture Institute’s Venture Dorm Graduation program saw seven finalists battle for $80,000 worth of prizes last night.
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.