Blindness more than a pain in the neck
The World Health Organisation’s most recent Global Burden of Disease register rates blindness as less of a burden than a pain of the neck.
Fliidea: helping your idea to fly
A business problem shared can be a problem solved, and thanks to Flinders engineering student Joshua Morony, there’s an app for that.
Artist to set up camp at Flinders
Next week, internationally renowned performance artist and academic Domenico de Clario will set up camp on the banks of Flinders University’s Central Lake.
National bowel screen program saves lives: Flinders report
Flinders University health experts are calling on the Federal Government to accelerate the roll out of the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program.
Professor David Day joins prestigious group of Australian scientists
Flinders University’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), Professor David Day, has just been elected to the Australian Academy of Science, joining an elite group of outstanding Australian scientists.
Measuring Indian wellbeing
A team of researchers from Flinders University is helping a region in north-eastern India to measure the wellbeing of its people.
Social media for rural teens with disability
A new study will try to find out how social media can help young people with disabilities in rural and regional areas to build their social networks and reduce loneliness and isolation.
Reaching out to the disadvantaged
Orientation activities took a philanthropic turn when 120 Flinders Hall residents assembled birthing kits for use in developing countries.
Drug synthesis researcher is Fulbright Scholar
Research into synthetic preparation of rare natural medicines will take Flinders PhD student Matthew Norris to Princeton University, thanks to a Fulbright Scholarship.