In touch with ... Justine Smith
With her article having recently become the most read piece published on The Conversation by a Flinders University academic, Professor Justine Smith has had a busy […]
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Flinders to review unique foster care model
Flinders social work researchers Dr Helen McLaren and Dr Michelle Jones will undertake a long-term review of a unique model of foster care following the launch […]
Distinguished research award for Flinders education academic
Dr Andrew Bills has been recognised for his long career in education research by recently being bestowed with the Distinguished Contribution to Research in Educational Leadership […]
Boost your research profile with MCERA
The Media Centre for Education Research Australia (MCERA) invites academics to attend a workshop focused on reframing your research for blog posts and op-ed pieces. The […]
Call for politicians to boost cancer funding
Ahead of the state election on 19 March, two Flinders University researchers have backed Cancer Council SA’s call for the next state government to invest more […]
Funds for advancing women’s health
Managing heart disease and improving the health of pregnant women, female veterans and Indigenous mothers will be the focus of four Flinders University projects that have […]
Fellowships funded in the race against dementia
Flinders University researchers have received significant grants from Dementia Australia to further their investigations into improving aspects of Alzheimer’s disease and childhood-onset dementia. Dr Kristie Stefanoska, […]
Extra funds for fighting cancer
Four Flinders University projects aimed at advancing life-saving cancer research have been awarded funding as part of Cancer Council SA’s Beat Cancer Project, one of the […]
Strong season of funding and research success
Flinders University enjoyed significant success at the close of 2021, with several funding rounds and major announcements in late December and over the closedown period – […]