Arts students help KI conservation
A new citizen science project on Kangaroo Island has been bolstered by a video documentary, thanks to support from College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences […]
Archive Author: Tania Bawden
Students meet Nobel Laureate
School students from across Adelaide attended a special breakfast session with Nobel Laureate Professor Donna Strickland during the 24th Australian Institute of Physics (AIP) Congress at […]
Seven new children's research grants
Seven Flinders University research projects will receive grants from the Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation (CRF), adding to a long list of important clinical, community and […]
Women in STEMM stand out
Experts in Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine (STEMM) from Flinders University excelled at this year’s SA Winnovation (Women in Innovation) Awards. Physics Professor Sarah Harmer […]
African wild dog tagging all in a day's work
A decade of networking has led Flinders University graduate Dr Nicole (Nikki) Anderson back to Namibia as part of her work for the Kalahari African Wild […]
Goyder Institute backs the Coorong
SA universities will support a new four-year $8 million water research hub for the Ramsar-listed Coorong and Lower Lakes wetlands, and Murray Mouth region. Federal Minister […]
Nobel friendship in ancient DNA research
A field expedition in Indonesia on the island of Flores led to friendship and valuable longstanding collaboration for Flinders University geoarchaeologist, Associate Professor Mike Morley. It […]
Workshop explores new approaches to archaeology
Leading anthropologists and scholars from national and international organisations have called for a shake-up in established practices in archaeology at a four-day convened in Gujarat, India […]
RoboCup winners ‘play’ at Tonsley
Visiting French robotics experts are researching ‘Pepper’ humanoid robots at Flinders University, fresh from success at the international RoboCup finals in Thailand. Professor Cédric Buche, who […]