Lessening the impact of cancer-causing hormones
Increasing the production of proteins that help rid the body of toxins may play a crucial role in the fight against breast and prostate cancer.
Preserving our digital heritage
Researchers from Flinders University are on a mission to document Australia and New Zealand’s digital heritage – from amateur-made computer games of the 80s to a […]
Flinders out and about in the South
The Southern Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (SKTP) program is to launch an interactive e-book to showcase some of the 34 projects it has supported in Adelaide’s Southern region over the past 18 months.
Year 12 maths and science on tap at Flinders
For the first time, students from Yankalilla Area School and Mount Barker High School will join final-year students from six other high schools in a unique on-campus learning experience.
A world without animals?
Flinders University sociologist, Dr Nik Taylor, considers humans’ ambiguous relationship with other animals.
Global warming could kill off snails
Climate change models must be reworked in a bid to save some of the world’s smallest and slimiest creatures from extinction, a Flinders University researcher warns.
Flinders InDaily – bringing Flinders news to you
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AusAID students say “G’day” to Flinders
Flinders’ internationally renowned Introductory Academic Program (IAP) has a full house with the arrival of one of the University’s largest ever cohorts of AusAid-sponsored postgraduate students.
Mapping the navigator
Before setting out to Australia for a second time in 1801, Matthew Flinders boasted to Sir Joseph Banks that he would map its coastline so thoroughly that no-one would need to do it again.