Exploring the motherhood experience
The day-to-day experiences of motherhood are strongly related to psychological wellbeing, new research from Flinders University shows.
Flinders takes out State engineering prize
A team of first-year students from Flinders’ School of Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics has won the state final of the Engineers Without Borders Australia (EWB) Challenge.
New Venture Institute at Flinders to boost business sector skills
The New Venture Institute at Flinders has partnered with SA Enterprise Workshop and the business and entrepreneurial expertise of successful SA enterprises to re-launch the new Enterprise Workshop.
Flinders celebrates teaching excellence
The valuable contribution of Flinders teaching staff to high-quality education has been officially recognised as part of the Vice-Chancellor’s annual Celebration of Excellence and Innovation in Teaching.
Schoolies thirsty for support
Young people don’t give much thought to their health or safety before their end-of-school festivals, but are very willing to make use of available support, says nursing academic Alison Hutton.
Weather forecasting’s role in managing water resources
Improvements in long-range weather forecasting hold out the possibility to improve water resource management around the world, Professor Steve Rayner says.
A second life for old smartphones
Broken or unwanted smartphones will be given a new lease of life, thanks to the efforts of Flinders digital blacksmith Dr Paul Gardner-Stephen and his team.
Are meal replacements the best weight loss approach?
Meal replacements have been found to produce rapid weight loss results in scientific studies, but do they actually work in real life?
Does baby poo hold the key to preventing killer disease?
Flinders researchers in conjunction with the CSIRO are on the hunt for baby poo, which they hope may hold the key to treating one of the developing world’s most common childhood killers – acute diarrhoea.