Low-cost tsunami warning could prevent future deaths
A simple and low-cost early warning system could help prevent deaths in regions vulnerable to tsunamis after successful trials in Vanuatu last month. Regular tsunami warning […]
Skin protection entrepreneur wins gold
Almost 200 people gathered in the Flinders University Plaza on Thursday 8 November 2018 to cheer on Venture Dorm finalists, including skin protection entrepreneur Dylan Manov […]
First genetic testing for weighty issue
Lipoedema is a painful fat condition that affects more than one in 10 mainly women in Australia. In a world first, South Australian researchers are joining […]
Super-fast flying machines defy body logic
The size of a tiny insect brain bears no comparison to the super capacity of its killer instinct and flying skills and speed. Just like in […]
Healthy Minds rollout stems from psych research
One thousand adolescents across Australia will participate in a trial designed to prevent and reduce the risk of depression, anxiety and eating disorders. The Healthy Minds […]
Grants focus on rapid health benefits
Saving Indigenous babies, speeding access to support for people with severe mental illnesses, and stemming the disease burden in southern suburbs – these initiatives will be […]
Elite sports hydration drink off and running
The new range of hydration-boosting drinks developed at Flinders University has gone on the market. Called PREPD, the drinks are set to transform the way endurance […]
Beauty counts at the ballot box
Good-looking candidates take a handy premium to the ballot box, according to new research. In these times of disillusionment with party politics and preoccupation with beauty, […]
Students’ screen skills on show for OzAsia
Three Flinders University creative arts students will showcase their short films at this year’s OzAsia Festival. Created during their time on a New Colombo Plan-funded screen […]