An invitation to the world
Archaeology departments, museums and cultural institutions around the world will be getting their invitations to the Seventh World Archaeology Congress (WAC-7) thanks to a group of Flinders students.
International study centre opens in 2013
Flinders has joined with private sector partner Study Group to set up The Flinders International Study Centre (FISC) as an initiative to attract international students to Adelaide.
Flinders University scientists stand tall
Flinders University scientists have capped a stellar week with Dr Rachel Popelka-Filcoff being honoured as South Australia’s Tall Poppy of the Year for 2012.
Unmasking the ugly effects of discrimination
Despite laws, anti-racism campaigns and strategies for social inclusion, stigma and discrimination remain a major problem in Australian society, Flinders public health researcher Dr Anna Ziersch says.
Eating disorders flying under the radar
Eating disorders are increasingly overlooked in Australia because society is too focused on obesity prevention, Professor Tracey Wade says.
Free autism screening as part of study
Researchers at Flinders University are excited about growing overseas interest in their screening tool for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
SA’s Scientist of the Year
The ground-breaking work of Flinders University biomedical engineer, Professor Karen Reynolds, has been recognised with the award of South Australian Scientist of the Year for 2012.
Debate needed over private prisons
New Fulbright Distinguished Chair says more public debate is required over the increasing role that private contractors play in operating prisons and detention centres.
Phone app shows the way at Flinders Open Days
Flinders University has combined technology and history to create an innovative tool to guide students around this week’s Open Days.