Flinders University

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Adelaide, South Australia flinders.edu.au Joined August 2008

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Flinders University @Flinders Jan 22, 2025

The coffin plate of renowned explorer Matthew Flinders takes centre stage in a new exhibition reflecting on the life and enduring legacy of the University’s namesake hosted by Flinders in partnership with the @HistorySA. More info here 🔗 bit.ly/3E6kZhk

news.flinders.edu.au Explorer Matthew Flinders coffin plate showcased for the first time – News The coffin plate of renowned explorer Matthew Flinders takes centre stage in a new exhibition reflecting on the life and enduring legacy of the University’s namesake. […]

Flinders University @Flinders Jan 2, 2025

A Flinders FHMRI Sleep Health study of more than 13 million hours of data, collected from light sensors worn by 89,000 people, has found exposure to bright nights and dark days is associated with an increased risk of death. Read the full article: bit.ly/3VLIe6t

news.flinders.edu.au Brighter nights and darker days could lead to an early grave – News A study of more than 13 million hours of data, collected from light sensors worn by 89,000 people, has found exposure to bright nights and dark […]

Flinders University @Flinders Dec 29, 2024

Congrats to Woodville High School for winning the 2024 Flinders University Young Theatre Makers Award! 🎉

The award, presented with Drama SA, is part of our State Educate program that reaches thousands of students across SA each year. Find out more: bit.ly/3ZZd0eF

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Flinders University @Flinders Dec 28, 2024

New research highlights the need for a formal process to recognise the contributions of those with lived experience in healthcare research. Experts are calling for better ways to credit their involvement and address gaps in academic engagement. Read more: bit.ly/3OWG545

Flinders University @Flinders Dec 23, 2024

Dutch East India Company ship, the Zuytdorp, likely crashed into the shore of Western Australia due to a storm and not bad navigation, new research from @flindersMAP's Dr Ruud Stelten and Professor Wendy van Duivenvoorde has found. Read more: bit.ly/4iECkha