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2 July 2008
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Monash graduate helps re-build New York
At the age of just 35, Monash engineering graduate Marc Colella is playing a key role in the huge rebuilding project at the World Trade Centre site in New York.
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Faculty's top PhD students recognised
The most outstanding theses from last year's Monash PhD students have been recognised with the awarding of the annual Mollie Holman doctoral medals.
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Happiness, low CO2 emissions key to success
Monash University economist Professor Yew-Kwang Ng has devised a thought-provoking method of measuring a country’s ability to achieve success.
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Award double for graduate
A Monash Information Technology faculty manager has been rewarded for her efforts to combine work and study, taking out two awards at a recent Faculty of Business and Economics awards night.
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Scientists discover mother lode
Scientists have made one of palaeontology's biggest breakthroughs, the discovery of the fossilised remains of the world's oldest mother.
Monash's brightest young minds
Two Monash University students have been selected to attend the prestigious 2008 Australia's Brightest Young Minds Summit.
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Sunway exchange for Melbourne students
Six students are enjoying the experience of studying at the Sunway, Malaysia, campus as part of the Monash Intercampus Exchange Program.
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One small step, one giant contribution
It was the week Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. It was also the week Trevor Wilson started his Monash career.
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Sinkronised sculpture
The Caulfield campus is home to another work of art -- this time a wall sculpture created by Honorary Research Fellow Sherrie Knipe.
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