Saving sharks by examining them at close range
Adrienne Gooden (BSc(Hons) ’22) never feared sharks. Growing up in New Zealand, they weren’t immersed in Australia’s beach culture, but a fascination with the animal led […]
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Rhianna McHendrie’s Journey into Materials Engineering
With a strong fascination for space and astrophysics, it was only a matter of time before Rhianna McHendrie (BSc(Hons)(ChemS), ME(Materials) ’24) took her growing passion for […]
Inspiring more girls to pursue scientific studies
Building the numbers of female scientists begins with inspiring more young girls to pursue scientific studies, which is why Flinders University has developed the STEM Enrichment […]
Getting Flinders future-ready
Since arriving from Sri Lanka as an international student, Janageeth ‘Jana’ Logeswaran (BCompSc(AI) ’24) has grabbed his educational opportunities with both hands. Serving as the […]
From Crime Scenes to Classrooms
Flinders University’s Forensic and Analytical Science students are set to gain invaluable insights into Crime Scene Management with the recent appointment of David Veldhoen as […]
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 […]
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 […]