Microbiology stalwarts to the fore
Flinders University’s Associate Professor Jill Carr has become a fellow of the Australian Society for Microbiology – and Professor Melissa Brown, from the College of Science and […]
Archive Author: Tania Bawden
Congratulations to award-winning creative
The creativity and impactful expressiveness of a kinetic sculpture titled ‘edges of excess’ has won Flinders alumna Kate Bohunnis the prestigious Ramsay Art Prize – and […]
Doco can help raise classroom racial literacy
The seminal documentary The Final Quarter, about AFL champion and 2014 Australian of the Year Adam Goodes, is a landmark teaching tool to raise awareness in […]
NDIS and young dementia
A new investigation has found Australians recently diagnosed with young-onset dementia (YOD) are struggling to get established in the disability sector. The study, just published in […]
College with a difference, on Kaurna land
A new initiative at Adelaide’s Ngutu College will receive support from leading South Australian university researchers in alternative education programs for vulnerable and disadvantaged children. The […]
Cover splash for Flinders research
Flinders University College of Science and Engineering researchers have scooped the cover story of a leading US chemistry journal. The researchers – Dr Ruby Sims, Professors […]
UN gives bees a day in the sun
Biological sciences experts at Flinders are abuzz, taking time to celebrate World Bee Day (Thursday 20 May). Associate Professor Michael Schwarz, from the College of Science […]
Evidence builds in major Flinders heart study
An expert cardiology team led by Matthew Flinders Professor Derek Chew has published a one-year followup study on a large scale clinical trial researching the ‘high-sensitivity […]
Innovation partnership with AML3D
Researchers at Flinders University’s College of Science and Engineering have started an innovation partnership with AML3D, a radidly expanding Adelaide company. AML3D Limited was established to […]