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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. Note the last edition of Memo for 2008 will be December 10.

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New chapter in Australia-India relations

Monash University and the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay (IITB) have opened a new chapter in Australia-India relations with the formal launch of a joint-venture research academy.

 

University news

zebra fish$5.4m regenerative medicine research facility opened

Monash University has established the largest zebra fish research facility in the Southern Hemisphere.

computer keyboard and usb key Students get hands-on experience in IT industry

More than 80 Faculty of Information Technology students will participate in the faculty's industry-based learning program in 2009.

Horse racingStem-cell research to benefit horse owners and trainers

Scientists from the Monash Institute of Medical Research aim to harness stem cells to repair tendon, ligament, cartilage and bone damage in horses.


More University news

Monash aces industry award

Monash University's Employment and Career Development unit has aced the field to win the 2008 Award for Best Careers Service for Employers at the Australian Graduate Recruitment Industry Awards.

Academy honour for Monash teachers

Two Monash Professors have been elected Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia.

 

Around Monash

chess piece - rookChess champions vie for national title

More than 250 of Australia's brightest chess stars from 51 schools around Australia will descend upon the Clayton campus next week for the 2008 National Interschool Chess Championships.

Greg Connell and Paul Ramler with the South African student team.Cultural day to celebrate University's 50th

Monash South Africa has celebrated the University's 50th Anniversary with a Cultural Day at the campus in Ruimsig.

Elaine Coyne and Mui Gee Na Staff explore new worlds

This year more than 50 University staff experienced Monash from another perspective, thanks to the cross-campus mobility program and offers are now being made for 2009.

Monash world

 Melbourne      Wednesday     11:14pm    Haze    21° C        
 Johannesburg      Wednesday     2:14pm    Fair    25° C        
 Kuala Lumpur      Wednesday     8:14pm    Mostly Cloudy    29° C        
 Prato      Wednesday     1:14pm    Partly Cloudy    16° C        

Vice Chancellor's column

Ancora Imparo
In the November Ancora Imparo, Vice-Chancellor Professor Richard Larkins discusses budget setting for 2009, Monash successes in grant funding and the launch of the Monash Passport.

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Vice-Chancellor Professor Richard Larkins

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60 seconds with ...

Francesca Collins Francesca Collins
In this week's 60 seconds with … we catch up with Dr Francesca Collins, a lecturer in Behavioural Studies from the Faculty of Arts. In 2009 Dr Collins will launch a new unit called Digital Selves that will be delivered entirely in online virtual world, Second Life.


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