Politics expert talks science
Hosted by recent Tall Poppy winner Dr Rodrigo Praino, a Science Week event is set to engage and educate attendees on the science of politics through […]
Joint lab to develop marine bioproducts
Flinders University’s Centre of Marine Bioproducts Development at the College of Medicine and Public Health, has entered into a new R&D agreement with a major Chinese […]
BAE Systems gives students a glimpse into shipbuilding
BAE Systems plans to revolutionise naval shipbuilding facilities in SA by establishing a digital shipyard in Adelaide, after being selected to design and build Australia’s fleet […]
Stronger policies needed to abolish human trafficking
Australia has a significant role to play in ending human trafficking, as Flinders University lecturer in Occupational Therapy Emma George highlighted on World Day Against Trafficking […]
What's on - Science Week and more
History Research Seminar program Ella Stewart-Peters, a Flinders University PhD Candidate will present on ‘From “Ignorant Mothers” to “Conscientious Fathers”: Cornwall and the Vaccination Act, 1840-1907’. […]
Service One delivers convenient service request tool
A new staff-to-staff service request tool has been successfully released in the College of Business, Government and Law and the College of Nursing and Health Sciences […]
Student experience survey
Flinders University is participating in the 2018 Student Experience Survey (SES) this August and teaching staff are encouraged to promote the initiative to students by including […]
An Apple a day keeps the neurologist away
A multi-disciplinary study aimed at assisting older adults with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia using tablet technology has commenced. The project, led by the Flinders […]
Prize for climate change author
Dr Peter Tangney has been awarded the Crisp Prize 2018 by the Australian Political Studies Association (APSA), for his incisive book Climate Adaptation Policy & Evidence: […]