OPINION: Silver linings in a tourism grey area
Dr Lauren Meyer explains the issues in ensuring sustainable shark tourism. Cage-diving with white sharks is one of our most popular marine wildlife tourism activities, but […]
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Digital shipbuilding for the future
Australia’s first digital shipbuilding course at Flinders University is building new careers and gaining industry recognition. Just 18 months after going live, the Diploma of Digital […]
Driving gender equity in science
As Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) Project Manager, Dr Melanie Farrier is leading a team that has made significant progress in advancing key actions toward […]
Understanding shark behaviour
As a child, Dr Lauren Meyer dreamed of being a sea turtle, now she studies sharks, bringing scientific clarity to the oft-maligned and widely misunderstood area […]
Global leader in pharmaceutical science
As a Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor, Ross McKinnon is an academic pharmacist with a substantial and diverse record of achievement spanning education, research, policy, professional activity […]
World's largest eucalypt arboretum
In his early teenage years, Dr Dean Nicolle OAM had a dream to grow one of every species of eucalypt known on Earth. Now the arborist, […]
Passion and determination for 'green chemistry' research
Tackling issues of climate change and pollution, Flinders University Science graduate Dr Kasturi Vimalanathan (PhD(Chem) ’17) is determined to make a positive impact on our planet. […]
Building a naval career
Launching his career with BAE Systems, Engineering graduate Matthew is enjoying the challenge of working on Australia’s largest shipbuilding program. By the 2050s Australia’s Naval Shipbuilding […]
Digital strategy leads economic development
While the world continues to change at a relentless rate due to digital technology, many countries struggle to keep the pace. A tool kit by 30-year-old, […]