Archaeologist looks to the skies
South Australia is a leader in mining technology, and it could one day take a lead in the exploration of space for minerals.
Multi-nation T12 cricket comes to town
Flinders is supporting a multicultural cricket tournament on Sunday with 14 teams batting it out for their nations.
DNA backs Antarctic blue whale count
Flinders scientists have uncovered crucial DNA evidence about the number and distribution of populations of the world’s largest animal, the critically endangered Antarctic blue whale.
Off-grid phone system to the rescue
An emergency mobile phone system developed at Flinders University has been acknowledged in international InnovationXchange awards for post-disaster relief work in the Pacific.
Lecture showcases Aboriginal history in ochre
Flinders research is unearthing how the natural pigment ochre plays a significant role in Aboriginal culture and history.
Off the sheep’s back: recycling waste wool a step closer
From the shearing shed to catwalk, world stockpiles of waste wool are suddenly in fashion with Flinders scientists.
Songbirds ‘teach chicks before they hatch’
Embryonic learning in Red-backed Fairy-wrens has been established by Flinders bird experts and overseas researchers.
From Africa to India, babies hold key to better diet
Flinders is leading a global research effort to find a low-cost way to use a dietary technique to reduce infant mortality rates in low-income countries including Africa and India.
World’s first precision cut carbon nanotubes set to change … everything
Flinders University’s world first precision-cut carbon nanotubes are set to transform the world’s medical and digital technologies.