Cyber graduates step into work
Two Flinders University cybersecurity graduates are the latest beneficiaries of the Premier’s Defence Industry Scholarship program. Tung Dang and Darcy Owens have joined the team at […]
College of Science and Engineering
Silent saxophone earns engineering prize
An ingenious “silent saxophone” designed by College of Science and Engineering student Daniel Birch-Smith has earned him this year’s RS Components Final Year Engineering Project Prize […]
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 […]
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 […]
Artist designs safe penguin burrow
Flinders University penguin ecologist Dr Diane Colombelli-Négrel has been working with Jane Bamford, a Tasmanian artist who works with clay, to devise an ingenious innovation that […]
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 […]
Cosmos focuses on Intelligent Manufacturing
Intelligent Manufacturing is the subject of the next Cosmos Briefing on Thursday 20 May, featuring Professor Giselle Rampersad, Flinders University Professor of Innovation. Over the next […]
New ambassadors connect Parliament to science
SA Tall Poppy of Science Dr Margaret Shanafield is one of 17 new STEM Ambassadors who will meet regularly with their local federal MPs and Senators in […]