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26 March 2008
Monash Memo is a weekly newsletter designed to keep the Monash community up to date with the latest news and events in and around Monash. |
NHMRC success
A new $6.5 million research program aims to improve the effectiveness of drug treatment for heart disease, mental illness, diabetes and obesity.
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University news |
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Women disadvantaged in queue for mental health services
Australian women are disadvantaged when it comes to getting treatment for mental health disorders.
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Share your wisdom on the web
A special network at Monash is using its skills to give every Australian the opportunity to contribute to the 2020 Summit.
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A new generation for change
The Monash Science Centre partnered with a local school, paleo-reconstruction artist and a climate scientist for an international video conference on global warming recently.
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Professor receives award for postgraduate supervision
Professor Denise Cuthbert has won the 2007 Vice-Chancellor's Prize for Postgraduate Supervision.
MSA sponsors debating championship in Botswana
A Botswana student's debating prowess has earned him a scholarship to study at Monash South Africa (MSA).
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Monash lecturer wins Contempora Sculpture Award
The prestigious 2008 Contempora Sculpture Award has been won by Melbourne artist and Monash University lecturer Dr Dan Wollmering.
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Video conferencing a big hit
The Education faculty saves time, money and environmental costs through its use of video conferencing.
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No middle ground in fight for water
Fifth year arts/law student Anna Landau writes about her six-week, faculty-funded internship in Tel Aviv, Israel and other parts of the Middle East.
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