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Quad-bike safety this Christmas
13 December 2012
With Christmas and summer holidays approaching, it’s time for people in country areas to think carefully about the potential dangers of quad-bikes.
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Supramolecules spin promises for future
13 December 2012
Microscopic particles that can be made to switch their magnetic state could mean computers of the future will be able to store much more data in much less space.
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Monash signs partnership with leading mining companies
10 December 2012
Monash University has formalised its partnerships with MMG Limited and Newcrest Mining Limited today with the signing of philanthropic gifts to support the establishment of the Division of Mining and Resources Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering
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Monash research ‘world standard’
6 December 2012
Monash University has been rated at world standard in every research discipline in rankings released by the Australian Research Council today.
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Nature's design boosts the potential of graphene
5 December 2012
Scientists have taken inspiration from one of the oldest natural materials to exploit the extraordinary qualities of graphene, a material set to revolutionise fields from computers and batteries to composite materials.
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Overseas ventures a success
27 November 2012
Through the measures outlined above Monash University is actively repositioning for the next ten years of its journey and for ongoing growth in academic excellence.
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Monash hosts international delegation
26 November 2012
Monash University has been named host institution of the 2012 Globalization of Pharmaceutics Education Network conference, the first to be held in the Southern Hemisphere in its 16-year history.
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Metals for a new era
23 November 2012
Cars that change colour at the push of a button? Research into designing structural materials that are both responsive and functional is shifting such ideas from the realm of fantasy to reality.
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Urban water scientist rewarded
22 November 2012
Developing innovative green storm water treatment and harvesting technologies has seen Monash University’s Professor Ana Deletic awarded a prestigious 2012 Victoria Prize
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Online learning glitch: MOOC flaws will be hard to resolve
20 November 2012
Last weekend, The Guardian ran an article entitled “Do online courses spell the end for the traditional university?” Had I been the one writing that article, it would have been precisely two letters long: “N-O”
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Jumping to reduce vibrations
16 November 2012
A pioneering use of mini-trampolines is allowing engineers to better understand effects of vibrations caused by human movement on floors and small bridges.
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Electric bikes at 250 watts… the view has opened up nicely
14 November 2012
If you’ve not ridden an electric bicycle yet, chances are you know someone who has. Or maybe someone rode past you on one and you thought it was a conventional bike.
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Remarkable achievements recognised
8 November 2012
The talent and dedication of some of Monash University’s outstanding staff members has been recognised at the second annual Vice-Chancellor's Education and Research Awards.
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Monash ARC research funding surges ahead
6 November 2012
Monash University has secured the highest grant allocation for Victoria in the latest round of the Australian Research Council's (ARC) Discovery Projects scheme.
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Talk of a 'nuclear bonanza' is just an elaborate con job
5 November 2012
The push to mine Queensland’s uranium is a con job and the con goes further than the LNP’s decision to take a no-uranium position to the election, only to reverse it months later on the flimsiest of pretences.
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Are computers shaping our creativity?
5 November 2012
A new book that combines science and art explains how computers are changing the way we create things.
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Monash Vice-Chancellor elected Fellow
1 November 2012
Vice-Chancellor and President of Monash University, Professor Ed Byrne AO, has been newly elected as Fellow to the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering.
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Curiosity paves the way for Monash Rhodes Scholar
1 November 2012
Monash University graduate Geoffrey Pascoe has won the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship for study at Oxford University where he plans to help drive a revolution in transportation.
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Vice Chancellor applauds launch of ‘The Asian Century’
30 October 2012
The Vice-Chancellor of Monash University, Professor Ed Byrne AO, has congratulated Prime Minister Gillard and the Federal Government on the release of their new White Paper and upon their plans for establishment of a new Ministry for the Asian Century.
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Nanostructures worth more than their weight in gold
23 October 2012
More effective monitoring of pollution levels in the workplace is on the horizon following the development of a new construction method for microscopic structures made of gold.
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