Cisco partners up to boost health technology
Flinders has announced an even closer collaboration with Cisco through the establishment of a new chair to attract a world-renowned academic in the field of health […]
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Flinders invests in the future at Tonsley
The centrepiece of the revitalisation of the former Mitsubishi Motors manufacturing site has been unveiled, with the official opening of Flinders University’s state-of-the-art $120 million teaching […]
Flinders graduate publishes new photo book
Three years ago photographer Alex Frayne (BA ’95) set about reshaping the way South Australians see their state. Adelaide Noir was born. The series moved quickly […]
Eminent scientist and Flinders graduate dies
Professor Michael Raupach, an eminent Australian scientist and Flinders graduate, died on 10 February. Until his final, brief illness, he was the Director of the Climate […]
Treating climate change: an urgent case for doctors
It usually falls to scientists to talk about the urgency of the need to combat climate change, but Dr Ingo Weber is among a growing number […]
NVI and Majoran take entrepreneurship to a new level
The Flinders New Venture Institute’s Venture Dorm has combined with Adelaide’s Majoran co-working community in a move that will allow 120 start-ups to take part every […]
Flinders interns get a front row seat at US democracy
Visitors to the US Capitol in Washington during January and February might just find their tour guide speaking with an Australian accent. Taking constituents on tours […]
Uni project turned top-selling app
What began as a Flinders University project in mobile technologies is now one of Australia’s top selling weather apps. Designed and developed by fourth-year Software Engineering student David […]
Law graduate harnesses power of print in Bangladesh
A Flinders University law graduate from Bangladesh has been using the power of print to push for better labour rights and protection for economic migrants in […]