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28 May 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. |
Sacred songs animated for future generations
Monash researchers are animating the stories of the Northern Territory's Yanyuwa people in an effort to preserve their language and traditions for future generations.
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DNA fingerprinting identifies viable embryos
Monash researchers have used DNA fingerprinting to identify which IVF embryos have resulted in the birth of healthy babies.
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Filling gaps in blood pressure care
Monash lecturer Kevin Mc Namara has received a National Institute of Clinical Studies Fellowship to improve blood pressure control in collaboration with primary care providers.
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Students' outstanding reward
Three Faculty of Business and Economics PhD students have been awarded Donald Cochrane Postgraduate Research Scholarships.
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Mentoring for student leaders
First-year undergraduate students are encouraged to apply for the 2009 Vice Chancellor's Ancora Imparo Student Leadership Program.
Engineering a sustainable future
Academics tackled the pressing issue of Melbourne's water sustainability at a lecture held as part of the Monash 50th Anniversary Public Lecture Series.
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Event's family focus
The Mothers Day Classic run/walk was a family affair for TeamMONASH™ event patron Professor Susan Davis.
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Country commitment
Two medicine students have been recognised for their commitment to their country communities.
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Peace given pole position
Monash has joined the worldwide message of peace and prayer via the Peace Pole project.
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