Getting a kick out of Aussie culture
The International Student Services team at Flinders introduced some of the fun elements of Aussie culture into its April barbecue at the University Oval. The Community […]
Celebrating success
Inclusive initiatives applauded at national book launch, bells ring for Women’s Day honour, Flinders’ big boost to India’s public health and in-house heritage expertise to inform […]
In touch with ... Chelsea Mauch
Juggling family life with research commitments is no easy task for dietitian Chelsea Mauch – especially when it comes to finding time to prepare a healthy […]
Valuable new microscope arrives soon
Flinders Microscopy & Microanalysis is preparing for the arrival of a new Zeiss LSM880 Fast Airyscan laser scanning confocal microscope, thanks to a 2018 DVCR Research […]
Examining the crimes of a serial poisoner
SA History Festival reveals how a 19th century serial killer almost got away with murder. At the end of the 19th century, Martha Needle became known […]
Inspired by hands-on biomechanics class
The Medical Device Research Institute at Tonsley hosted high school students as part of National Biomechanics Day on Wednesday 10 April. This world-wide initiative celebrates biomechanics […]
New clinical simulation lab for Flinders pledged by Labor
Australian Labor Party leader Mr Bill Shorten visited Flinders Medical Centre on Tuesday and announced that his party would invest $2.5 million in a new Clinical […]
Success - as defined by students
The question of “What does success mean to students at Flinders?” was posed to the student community by the Student Experience Team in October 2018 – […]
How well are we ageing?
The question of how well people age in communities – especially in regions that are not their birthplace – will be addressed during the 5th International […]