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11 June 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. |
Queen's Birthday Honours for Monash community
Monash University congratulates its alumni, staff, former staff and supporters who received Queen's Birthday Honours in 2008.
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University news |
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Food for thought: exploring Aboriginal-settler relationships
Monash academics are exploring how food and research knowledge was exchanged between Indigenous Australians and early European settlers.
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Living with obesity
Monash University researchers have launched a study in the Waverley/Clayton areas to find out the day-to-day living experiences of people with obesity.
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Capturing the spirit of Monash
A new book provides a unique insight into the breadth of Monash University.
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Bridging language barriers
Two Monash students will travel to China in July to compete in the final stage of the Chinese Bridge Proficiency Competition for Foreign College Students.
A notable milestone
When it comes to embracing innovative technologies in the workplace, the Faculty of Law is far from conservative.
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Victor Chang specialist appointed to Monash
World leading medical scientist Peter Currie has been appointed the Deputy Director of the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute.
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Remembering times past
The Faculty Gallery at Caulfield is exhibiting the works of eminent New Zealand artist Laurence Aberhart and emerging Tasmanian artist James Newitt.
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Eye on Mars
The Monash School of Physics is keeping a close eye on the Phoenix Mars mission.
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