Reviving the oyster lover’s oyster
Yibing Liu is part of the MISA team helping SA oyster growers revive the culture of the native or flat oyster.
Lethal bug on Flinders hit list
A deadly bug which strikes the sick, injured and those undergoing invasive medical procedures will come under the microscope as part of a Flinders Uni study.
Using the past to see into the future
Researchers from Flinders University are looking into the past to predict whether some people in the early stages of glaucoma are likely to go blind in the future.
Novel drug may stop eye disease
A new drug developed by researchers from Flinders University could hold the key to better treatment of some blinding eye diseases.
Book to chart 40 years of the SAFC
As part of the SAFC’s 40th anniversary, Associate Professor Mike Walsh has been commissioned to write a history of the organisation and its activities.
Australia in Asia ‘for good times and bad’
Flinders academic and editor of ‘Asian Studies Review’, Dr Michael Barr, has welcomed the Henry Report on Australia in the Asian Century, but with a message of caution.
Cancer support just a click away
An online resource to help cancer patients cope with the stressors of the disease will be evaluated under a new Flinders University project.
Our scientist of the year, in a new light
A portrait of Professor Karen Reynolds will go on display in Canberra’s Parliament House from next week.
Women need greater voice in peace talks
Women are grossly underrepresented in peace negotiations, with UN figures showing women make up fewer than three per cent of signatories to peace agreements.