Free coding workshops for school girls
Flinders University is offering free workshops to help girls from Year 7 to Year 12 gain valuable computer programming skills – and to encourage gender equity […]
Bizarre anatomy of an ancient fish
A new fossil discovery in China has given new insights into an apex predator from 425 million years ago. The newly described bony fish, named Megamastax […]
Emotions drive our eating choices
New research from Flinders University has revealed why many people struggle to stick to their dieting goals, particularly when their emotions fluctuate throughout the day. The […]
Kicking off men’s health through walking football
A new community sport program led by Flinders University is launching in Mount Gambier in April 2026, and organisers are calling on local men to get […]
Crime scene investigations put to the test
Cleaning blood from a violent crime scene can complicate crime scene investigations, particularly when accurate evidence is required for a conviction in court. A new study […]
Unpredictable play wins games, study shows
A comprehensive game plan and strategic tactics are critical to winning football, but how much does a team’s unpredictability in moving the soccer ball around the pitch […]
World‑first registry data addresses major gaps in rare eye cancer
Eye experts at Flinders University have released new global findings that reveal how a rare eye cancer first appears, offering vital insights that will help doctors […]
Record intake for medical training in NT
The Northern Territory’s long-standing local medical program is celebrating its largest intake to date. Flinders University’s Northern Territory Medical Program has welcomed 38 new NT resident […]
Why conspiracy theories can be so irresistible
People who prefer structured, rule‑based explanations may find conspiracy theories appealing because they offer a clear, ordered explanation for events that feel chaotic. New research led […]