MONASH MEMO
16 August 2006
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Sniffing out the best in wines
An electronic nose, known as the cybernose, will be developed following a $4 million collaboration between researchers from Monash, the Australian National University and CSIRO's Food Futures National Research Flagship.
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Highest Commonwealth bravery award for Monash academic
Monash University lecturer Dr Lee Gordon-Brown has won the highest Commonwealth award for bravery.
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Monash and IBM engineer new talent
Final-year students in the Bachelor of Software Engineering had both their skills and job prospects boosted last week when IBM conducted a series of workshops that reinforced the strong ties between Monash University and the company.
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Primary health students experience Gippsland
Primary health care students studying at Monash's Peninsula campus have visited non-clinical facilities and services in the Gippsland region to give them an insight into health issues affecting rural communities.
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Rugby club stalwart honoured
Professor Keith Murray, from Monash's Department of Chemistry, has been awarded the first life membership of the Monash University Rugby Club.
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Riding high in Vietnam
When Monash Research Fellow Ms Angela Clapperton undertook a four-month stint as an injury prevention volunteer with the World Health Organisation (WHO) in Hanoi, she regularly saw the consequences of serious motorbike accidents on Vietnam's busy roads.
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