Joint lab to develop marine bioproducts
Flinders University’s Centre of Marine Bioproducts Development at the College of Medicine and Public Health, has entered into a new R&D agreement with a major Chinese […]
Archive Month: July 2018
BAE Systems gives students a glimpse into shipbuilding
BAE Systems plans to revolutionise naval shipbuilding facilities in SA by establishing a digital shipyard in Adelaide, after being selected to design and build Australia’s fleet […]
Stronger policies needed to abolish human trafficking
Australia has a significant role to play in ending human trafficking, as Flinders University lecturer in Occupational Therapy Emma George highlighted on World Day Against Trafficking […]
What's on - Science Week and more
History Research Seminar program Ella Stewart-Peters, a Flinders University PhD Candidate will present on ‘From “Ignorant Mothers” to “Conscientious Fathers”: Cornwall and the Vaccination Act, 1840-1907’. […]
Service One delivers convenient service request tool
A new staff-to-staff service request tool has been successfully released in the College of Business, Government and Law and the College of Nursing and Health Sciences […]
Student experience survey
Flinders University is participating in the 2018 Student Experience Survey (SES) this August and teaching staff are encouraged to promote the initiative to students by including […]
An Apple a day keeps the neurologist away
A multi-disciplinary study aimed at assisting older adults with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia using tablet technology has commenced. The project, led by the Flinders […]
Prize for climate change author
Dr Peter Tangney has been awarded the Crisp Prize 2018 by the Australian Political Studies Association (APSA), for his incisive book Climate Adaptation Policy & Evidence: […]
Raising the Bar through pub lectures
Asking tough questions about the human rights implications of Australia’s border protection policy is how Dr Maria Giannacopoulos will contribute to the innovative Raising the Bar […]