Research Institutes and Centres News
May 2012
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A moderate lament for the imminent passing of privacy
21 May 2012
If you had told me in 2005 I'd be writing a newspaper column about Facebook's global impact, I wouldn't have believed you. But here I am.
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Making sense of concussion management
14 May 2012
A major survey by Monash researchers will delve into the brains of community football club coaches and trainers, looking into their knowledge of concussion management.
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Mortality reporting system alive and well
10 May 2012
A Monash University academic has conducted a world-first evaluation of Vietnam's 20-year-old A6 mortality reporting system.
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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
9 May 2012
The impact of greenhouse gas offsets in Indian agriculture will come under the microscope in a major three-year research project led by economists from Australia.
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Australia finally gets a National Children’s Commission
4 May 2012
Recently, the Gillard Government made a long overdue announcement that it would appoint a National Children’s Commissioner. However, the presence of several essential principles in the formation of the role will be key to its success.
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Intensive training for road safety leaders
3 May 2012
Australia's most respected accident research centres will launch an intensive new training program for senior executives from across Australia and the Asia-Pacific.
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Secrets from the depths of space
3 May 2012
The wealth of information returned from space by the first capsule to successfully voyage to an asteroid will be made available to the public at a special presentation in Melbourne next week.
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Viewing the lungs in 4D
2 May 2012
A new lung imaging method has the potential to revolutionise the study of lungs in both normal and diseased states.
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