Flinders joins Finland’s Digital Health Revolution
Have you ever wondered how much information about your health is being collected by doctors, pharmacies, laboratories, and even grocery stores?
Ambassador visit, Pratikno appointment strengthen Indonesia links
Indonesia’s Ambassador to Australia has visited Flinders to join a celebration of the University’s strong engagement with Indonesia.
Flinders prepares Ebola guidelines for mass events
Guidelines covering mass gatherings worldwide in the wake of the Ebola epidemic are being developed by Flinders University.
Unlocking the history of a sleepy seaside town
A Flinders University researcher is on a quest to dig out the history of Normanville, shedding new light on the heritage and significance of the coastal South Australian town.
Hats off to new Flinders fellows
Two Flinders University affiliates have been inducted as Fellows of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE).
Flinders receives $6.67m in grants for medical research
Medical researchers at Flinders University have received a total of more than $6.67 million in funding in the latest rounds of grants from the National Health and Medical Research Council.
Flinders scientist discovers origins of sex
A profound new discovery announced in Nature today by Flinders Professor John Long reveals how the intimate act of sexual intercourse first evolved in our deep distant ancestors.
Flinders lawyers – trailblazers (and very employable)
Flinders University Law School’s Dean, Professor Kim Economides, is a man on a mission to promote the unique selling points of Flinders law graduates.
Surprising similarities: Scotland and Sicily
Scotland and Sicily might appear to be poles apart in language, climate, religion and temperament, but a new book reveals significant parallels and resonances between the two.