An appetite for improving infant nutrition
The drive to understand how Omega fatty acids affect developmental outcomes in babies propelled Professor Maria Makrides (BNutDiet(GradEntry) ’91, PhD(Med) ’95) to discover vast knowledge about […]
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A champion for Indigenous progress
In an era when a new generation of Aboriginal leaders carry such great responsibility, Professor Simone Ulalka Tur (MEdSt ’02, PhD(EHLT) ’18) provides a compelling voice […]
Getting to the heart of improved cardiac care
Driving essential change to improve rural and remote health services has been a primary focus of Professor Robyn Clark’s (DipAppSc(Nurs) ’86, BNg(PostReg) ’94) innovative Cardiac Rehabilitation […]
Building better circumstances for people with disability
As a stroke survivor, Emily Korir (GradCertDisSt ‘16) has drawn on her harrowing personal experiences to become an inspiring champion for people with disabilities, amplified by […]
New ways to boost renewable energy even higher
“At certain times during the day, our energy grid produces a significant amount of solar energy that we can’t immediately use all of, so we need […]
Producing opportunities for screen creatives
Screen production is a responsibility usually only granted to those with great experience. Madison Siegertsz (BCreatArts(Screen) ’20) has defied this trend, using her ability, enthusiasm and […]
A chance to reflect
Having witnessed a striking transformation of Flinders University, retiring Chancellor Stephen Gerlach AM reflects on his 13-year tenure as a memorable era of growth and prosperity. […]
Free legal advice provides essential access to justice
A unique and practical Flinders University clinic offers Law students real-world experience with lasting community impact. A decade of providing free, independent and confidential legal advice […]
Social impact research aspires to reach higher
Working closely with the most vulnerable people in our community, the Aspire program has provided lasting tangible results in eliminating homelessness and reducing the associated negative […]