Airline concerns on GPS interference
The Australian Government should be concerned by reports of an incident in the South China Sea involving the likely interference of communication and navigation systems on […]
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Inroads into childhood dementia
A new Australian Government grant will help Flinders University and other partners make inroads into understanding and treating a devastating childhood metabolic disorder Sanfilippo syndrome, which […]
MB-CRC offers new postgrad openings
This year the Marine Bioproducts CRC postgraduate training program is opening dozens of industry-led PhD, honours and masters research opportunities for Flinders University and other Australian […]
Flinders earns US sleep medicine honours
Professor Danny Eckert, FHMRI Sleep Health co-director, has been made a Fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine in recognition of his significant contributions to […]
Risk calculator targets child vaccinations
Parents can now use a ‘COVID calculator’ to help weigh up the risks and benefits of COVID-19 vaccinations for their children. The latest update to the […]
New clues reveal more of Matthew Flinders
Letters and books from Captain Matthew Flinders have been recently donated to the National Archives of Australia, which Flinders University historian Dr Gillian Dooley says highlights […]
Exoskeleton for stroke study
An innovative assistive technology exoskeleton device has arrived at Flinders at Tonsley, where College of Science and Engineering biomedical researchers will put it to the test […]
Big tick for cage-diving program
New research published in leading ocean policy journal Marine Policy has highlighted the successful management of white shark cage-diving in South Australia. Neptune Islands, off the Eyre […]
AI satellite module up in space
An innovative ‘edge computing’ device for space applications, developed by local artificial intelligence (AI) startup AICRAFT, based at the Flinders New Venture Institute (NVI), has been […]