Taking care of nature pays rich dividends
Port Adelaide, one of South Australia’s industrial heartlands, also has a high environmental value, a Flinders University planning conference will hear this week.
Flinders hits home run of Fringe events on campus
Flinders University will host two Fringe on Tour events at its Bedford Park campus during the Adelaide Fringe Festival 2016.
Going underground at the pub
Flinders experts will give insights into the “weird and wonderful world of underground science” at an informal public lecture on Friday (5 February).
Better access to uni: $220,000 grant from HEPPP to help
Flinders will receive a $220,000 Federal grant to help more students to access and succeed at higher education.
NVI supporters praised for selfless service to South Australian innovation
If success breeds success then the New Venture Institute’s initiative to link business superstars with budding entrepreneurs is a business incubator that’s delivering real results.
Love knows no borders at Flinders
From as far as Niigata in Japan and Seoul in South Korea, it took a chance meeting at Flinders University to bring together newlyweds Hiromi Tagawa and Jong Yeon Choi.
Giant sharks once lurked in the deep
Contrary to sensationalised popular reports, the giant Megalodon (“big tooth”) shark – which grew to 17 metres – is extinct.
New courses take science in to the ‘real world’
Brilliant scientists make extraordinary breakthroughs – but translating science into the real world takes a different set of skills and knowledge.
Corruption seems to be on the rise, says professor
Perceptions that corruption is on the rise is a concern to Australia’s global standing, says Flinders Strategic Professor Adam Graycar.