Flinders and Italy form united front on cyber bullying
An Italian cyber bullying expert is working with Flinders University researchers to explore the cross-cultural differences in parental monitoring over children’s internet activities.
African births to benefit from AusAID funding
The Discipline of Public Health has won $500,000 of AusAID funding to bring a group East African Fellows to a short course that will benefit child and maternal health.
Triple SA iAwards for Flinders
Pre-Place, an online program that helps to prepare students for their work placements, was one of three Flinders projects to win prizes at the South Australian IT industry’s annual iAwards.
Flinders researcher curates Iranian protest art
An online gallery of artworks created or circulated by protestors of Iran’s 2009 presidential election has been developed by Flinders University PhD candidate Amin Ansari.
Flinders welcomes Senator Carr as Minister
Flinders University welcomes the appointment of Senator Kim Carr as the new Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research and the Minister for Higher Education.
Flinders projects awarded ARC grants
Optimising patient flow in hospitals, promoting social inclusion for refugees and using computational modelling to test orthopaedic devices are among Flinders University-led projects to receive funding in the Australian Research Council’s latest Linkage grants.
Kidd heads family doctors world-wide
Professor Michael Kidd says he will pursue an “ambitious agenda” in working towards universal coverage of primary care during his presidency of the World Organisation of Family Doctors.
Flinders joins underwater archaeology network
Flinders maritime archaeology students could soon find themselves diving on shipwrecks or underwater heritage sites in Turkey, Egypt or Denmark.
Flinders embarks on largest-ever China mission
Up to 40 delegates from Flinders University will today embark on a group mission to enhance Flinders international research links with two top-tier Chinese universities.