Service One University-wide release
Service One, a new staff-to-staff online service request tool, was successfully released University-wide on Monday 20 August 2018 with an initial set of service requests to […]
Archive Month: August 2018
War veterans to benefit from grant win
A trial by Flinders University researchers to provide better support for people living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been boosted by a grant which will […]
Art museum founding curator remembered
Flinders University expresses its condolences upon the passing of Dr Amzad Hossain Mian, founding curator of the Flinders University Art Museum (FUAM) in a two-decade tenure […]
Showcasing a new perspective on history
Two years of painstaking research piecing together the hidden history of native mounted police camps was showcased on the national stage, as part of the launch […]
What's on
This week’s free lectures at Flinders University include nanoscience, history and archaeology topics. Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology Seminar Series Flinders Institute for Nanoscale Science […]
3,2,1... final countdown to theses showdown
Following three months of practise, heats and a semi-final, just three days remain until the dramatic culmination of Flinders University’s 3MT competition, with eight outstanding finalists […]
Laying waste to pollution
Devastation from oil spills like the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster could be dramatically reduced thanks to an invention by Dr Justin Chalker, who will talk about […]
Creatively connecting the young and old
A determination to bring the young and the elderly together for mutual benefit has helped to earn Flinders University social work student Jasmine Daws the Most […]
Antique strings for Lunchtime Concert
The delicate sounds of an 1820s Guadagnini guitar will resonate in the Bedford Park library this Wednesday, with the Flinders community treated to a Lunchtime Concert […]