NT’s first home-grown doctors graduate from Flinders
The first doctors to be educated entirely in the Northern Territory will graduate at a Flinders University ceremony in Darwin on December 18.
Degrees and honours at today’s graduation
Nearly 650 graduating students will receive their degrees at Flinders University’s December ceremonies today, which will also see two long-time supporters of the University honoured.
Namibian scientist first international Point-of-Care Testing graduate
A medical scientist from Namibia has become the first international student to undertake a Graduate Certificate at Flinders University’s International Centre for Point-of-Care Testing.
Is technology the key to faster recovery?
Flinders University researchers are taking part in the world’s largest trial looking at whether computer games, iPads and interactive games can help people recover from falls, strokes and brain injuries.
Giving the gift of sight, from Flinders to Nepal
Eight villages, nine days and some 6,200 eye examinations; no wonder Flinders University Optometrist Jason Booth was admittedly exhausted on his recent return from Nepal.
VIP guests told of NVI’s crucial role for SA
Promoting entrepreneurship is crucial for SA’s economic future, the chair of the New Venture Institute’s Advisory Council told guests at a Government House function this week.
Tim Flannery launches new Flinders palaeo labs
Internationally acclaimed writer, scientist and explorer Tim Flannery will launch a $1.1 million palaeontology research, learning and teaching space at Flinders University today.
Relationships that point to crime, corruption and terror
Phone and financial records – or perhaps the guest-list at a gangland funeral – can be sources of useful information about the links and networks that support organised crime and corruption, and even terrorism.
2 and 5 for fuss free kids
Toddlers who eat “the colours of the rainbow” are less likely to be fussy eaters, new Flinders University research suggests.