Disability in the eye of the beholder
The UN International Day of People with Disability has special meaning for a group of Vietnamese women who are taking to the catwalk as part of a Flinders Australia Award Fellowship program.
Getting to the guts of the matter
Health, wellbeing and weight is more than a gut feeling, it’s about how the gut is working. ARC Linkage research at Flinders is examining links between metabolism, obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Bush artists win Our Mob award
A painting by Coober Pedy women has won the Flinders-sponsored People’s Choice award at this year’s Our Mob, the 10th annual celebration of Australian Aboriginal artists.
Working to get women back on track with sport
Under more pressure than ever to train harder, perform better and to look amazing while they do it, all in the full glare of social media. That’s the reality of women in sport.
Chemical warfare agent detection researcher boosted by Endeavour Fellowship
A prestigious Endeavour Research Fellowship will enable a PhD researcher at Flinders University to advance critical work into next generation detection technologies for chemical warfare agents.
Justice for all? Views from the outside
Jacinta Ruru, an expert in Maori Indigenous law, will present the Elliott Johnston Memorial Lecture 2015 in Adelaide this week.
PhD student’s Endeavour excellence recognised by PM in Canberra
Flinders PhD student Jesse Barker Gale met Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull yesterday when he was one of just five South Australian PhD students to receive a 2016 Endeavour Postgraduate Scholarship.
Young writer wins Monash scholarship
Helping adolescents and young adults through relevant literature and non-fiction reading is the aim of 2016 Australian Cultural John Monash Scholar, Samuel Williams.
Grants pump life into heart research
Disadvantaged and remote patients are among the target groups of vital new Flinders research funded by major national charity, the Heart Foundation.