New scholarship fosters women in STEM
A new scholarship for female applicants from the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering is now open, providing an ideal study pathway for any women or […]
College of Science and Engineering
Conflict the focus of this year's Investigator
International peace has declined to the lowest level in decades, fuelled by post-Covid 19 economic downturns, global hunger sparked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, energy scarcity […]
Female students with an eye for science
Science is Everywhere! It’s the theme at the heart of the 2022 Cochlear Aurora Photo Contest, run by Flinders University’s STEM Women Branching Out group, which […]
Join in this year's Onam Celebration
All staff and students are invited to attend an Onam Celebration, which is a festival celebrated by Malayalis in Kerala and throughout the world to mark […]
Prize for outstanding botanical photo
Biological sciences academic Dr James Dorey, from the College of Science and Engineering, has earned plaudits for his photography in the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of […]
Celebrating success
Gabrielle Genty and Caitlin Nicholls (both pictured) are named in best in show at national awards, while other successes include Creative Writing lecturers celebrating new book […]
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 […]
Memorial prizes for fossil field trip
Two South Australian high school students are preparing to go underground with Flinders Palaeontology experts as part of this year’s James Moore Memorial Prizes. St Aloysius […]
Global census of shark, ray habits
Conservation scientists have unlocked the mysteries of how shark and ray species move up and down the ocean water column, in an effort to better understand […]