Giant tortoises to make a comeback
Flinders scientist Professor Luciano Beheregaray is part of an international campaign to reintroduce the mighty giant tortoise to the Galápagos Islands.
Egg discovery smashes knowledgebase on seminal Aussie bird species
The entire knowledgebase on a giant megafaunal bird considered one of the most accurately dated extinct species in Australia has been smashed to pieces by South Australian researchers.
YWCA aims high for girls’ future
Teenage girls from metropolitan high schools are gaining positive insights into university life under a special young women’s development program.
Simple things the secret to success in love
Sharing every-day activities and developing supportive regular interactions are the secrets to “everlasting” love, Flinders research has found.
Grants support education innovation in languages and art
Flinders University has won national grants to support the development of innovative learning via the Flinders Art Museum and to enhance second language education.
Flinders puts surf life savers in great SHAPE for Interstates
Flinders University’s Sport, Health and Physical Education (SHAPE) Research Centre could give South Australia’s life savers a winning edge at this week’s Surf Life Saving Australia Interstates 2016.
Flinders professor joins international line-up
Police line-up analyst, Professor Neil Brewer, has been made a fellow of the international Association for Psychological Science.
New fellowships to expand Flinders’ research focus
Twelve new Matthew Flinders Fellowships will strengthen Flinders’ research priorities as part of the University’s 50th anniversary year.
Going in to bat for India
Students from the Bachelor of Sport, Health and Physical Activity will be making runs in Indian schools from later this year.