Figuring out the most fundamental matter
The desire to understand how things work at the most fundamental level has propelled leading physicist Professor Anthony Williams (PhD (PhysSc) ’85) to pursue the deepest […]
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Expansive research ideas lead to innovations
Coming to Flinders University from Iran has provided Dr Emad Roshandel (PhD ’23) with opportunities to apply his highly adaptive electrical engineering skills in radical and […]
Creating a green solution to reduce plastic medical waste
Imagine a system for reading human disease biomarkers that can vastly reduce medical plastic waste – and can achieve results for medical teams in faster time, […]
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 […]
Putting Malaysia on the map
After almost 35 years of technical and management experience in data science, Kam Lin Mah (BSc ’88) has gracefully retired from her role as Group […]
Applying scientific thinking to politics
Shane Rix (BMSc, BSc (Hons) ’14) had dreamed of being a medical scientist since his childhood but never realised the powerful and diverse skillset his […]
Being resourceful with water management
Growing up in Mount Gambier, Ryan Judd (BSc (Hons) ’17) had little idea how importantly STEMM studies affected his region. However, having returned to his hometown […]
Critical thinking – from classroom to field work
Taking a Bachelor of Science degree at Flinders University taught Luke Ragless (BSc ’18) the skills that have presented job opportunities he always dreamed of but […]
A great adventure in GIS
Studying Applied Geographical Information Systems at Flinders University presented Ellen Carter with a versatile skill set that has opened unexpected career opportunities. “GIS can be applied […]