Flinders students back in the field
Palaeontology students from Flinders University have been getting their hands dirty looking for megafauna bones at the rich Alacoota fossil site near Alice Springs. The Alacoota […]
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Academics jump on their soapboxes for science
Three Flinders University researchers will take part in Adelaide’s inaugural Soapbox Science event – a novel public outreach platform for promoting women and non-binary scientists and […]
In touch with ... Robbie Trott
Having recently joined the new Digital Transformation Lab as a mechanical and biomedical engineer, Robbie Trott works across two research worlds. He explained that he thanks […]
Moving forward with our RAP journey
The first RAP Co-Design Workshop to help shape the next iteration of Flinders University’s Reconciliation Action Plan was held on Kaurna Yarta (Bedford Park) on Monday […]
Nanodesign explained by Fearless Minds
Nanodesign and its relevance to industries ranging from medicine to energy and the environment will be explained by Associate Professor Melanie MacGregor in the latest Fearless […]
Free screening of In My Blood It Runs
As part of celebrations for National NAIDOC Week, the College of Science and Engineering’s Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Inclusion Action Group invites all members of the […]
In touch with ... Elena Sitnikova
The pandemic and associated telehealth push has placed special emphasis on Associate Professor Elena Sitnikova’s work as a cybersecurity and networking expert. We spoke with her […]
Med-tech in the spotlight
A new design for more effective protective face masks, and a device for improved placement of heart pacemakers, are among the projects keeping Flinders University cardiology […]
Australia's Chief Scientist visits Line Zero
Australia’s Chief Scientist, physicist Dr Cathy Foley, was a special visitor at Flinders University, enthusing about a number of demonstrations showcasing R&D and training facilities at […]