Zeroing in on homelessness
The Don Dunstan Foundation is holding a Community Briefing to share the latest data obtained during 2019 Connections Week, where more than 230 volunteers collected details […]
Archive Author: Megan Andrews
In touch with... Kasturi Vimalanathan
We sat down with Dr Kasturi Vimalanathan from Flinders University’s Institute for NanoScale Science and Technology, and found out about radical advancements in green chemistry that […]
Perspectives on Parkinson’s
Dr Cedric Bardy shared his research in a behind-the-scenes tour of his SAHMRI laboratory with key stakeholders on World Parkinson’s Day last month. Supported by Parkinson’s […]
Bridging water science and policy
The Goyder Institute for Water Research has presented the findings of its independent review of the science underpinning water allocation reductions to irrigators in SA’s South East, which […]
Fitness, fun and free to boot
Boot camp is back – offering fun, team building HIIT workouts completely free of charge with the bonus of additional giveaways for regular early-risers. Held indoors […]
Conjuring sense from the spin
Still trying to make sense of the important issues ahead of Saturday’s deadline? Flinders’ astute political wizards are presenting talks from Aldinga to the Port, hills […]
Footpaths to freedom
What would you be willing to sacrifice for a safe future? The Latin Footprints Project, by students Abigail Saxon and Darcy Butcher, follows the lives of […]
Flinders launches SA first in philosophy
An exciting new series of talks from prominent Australian and international philosophers is offering a unique opportunity for wide-ranging reflection on the challenges of the present […]
National delicacy symbolises diversity
This Friday 17 May 2019 marks International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) and Flinders’ Ally Network is inviting the University community to a […]