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How do we recognise and value art in the era of AI?
New forensic technology developed by Flinders University is transforming crime scene investigations.
Protecting old growth forests and creating hardwood timber boards from what would previously be considered waste are two benefits of a new process focused on recycling, reusing and repurposing a valuable resource.
Australia’s first large scale advanced manufacturing accelerator is being established at Tonsley, on a site that defined a previous golden era of automotive manufacturing in South Australia.
The need was urgent.
COVID-19 triggered enormous demand for adequate personal protective equipment (PPE) for people working at the medical ‘front line’. This challenge set Professor Karen Reynolds’ strategic research brain in motion.
Driverless cars may have captured our imagination, but autonomous marine vehicles have even bigger potential for change, both above and below the waterline.
Flinders researchers are working to improve the later years of our lives by creating high-tech smart homes to keep us healthier and happier for longer.
Flinders is shoring up Australia’s future by helping businesses adopt next-generation manufacturing. Welcome to Industry 4.0: the fourth industrial revolution.
Meet the pioneering professor who’s helping industries switch to cheap, environmentally friendly technologies to reduce energy use and waste.
Flinders’ innovative Medical Device Partnering Program is overseeing the rapid development of a slew of futuristic healthcare technologies.
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