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Artist wins exchange to India
5 April 2013
Artist Michael Bullock has been selected to participate in the 2013 Asialink Arts Residency Program and will travel to India to extend his research into sandalwood this year.
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We need to do our homework on the health risks of coal seam gas
3 April 2013
This week's ABC Four Corners program, Gas Leak!, highlighted worrying flaws in the approval and monitoring processes for coal seam gas (CSG) developments of state governments in Queensland and New South Wales.
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Monash wins inaugural alliance title
3 April 2013
Monash University has claimed the title of the inaugural ‘Alliance Sports Challenge 2013 Down Under Tour’ against alliance partners/sporting rivals Warwick University.
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A reliable TARDIS for precious research data
3 April 2013
Groundbreaking technology to securely store, transmit and share the massive amounts of raw data used in scientific research has supported several high-profile discoveries only two years after it was rolled out.
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Monash University Statement
2 April 2013
Monash University has issued a statement on the passing of Dr Marie- Faith Fiawoo, who was tragically killed as a result of last week’s wall collapse in Carlton.
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Bilby versus bunny: a choice that transcends Easter marketing
28 March 2013
While the Easter Bunny has long been a part of our Easter tradition, its suitability to Australians is questionable and perhaps dedicating Easter to the bilby could help the threatened species make a comeback.
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Australian nightclubs awash with drugs and alcohol
28 March 2013
A nationwide report analysing the behaviours of thousands of Australian drinkers has been launched by the National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund.
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Eradicate the rabbit: dedicate Easter to the bilby
28 March 2013
While the bunny has long been a part of the Easter tradition, an animal ethics adviser believes replacing the bunny with the bilby as the Australian symbol of Easter could help protect the threatened species.
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The failed media law reforms: Winners – Big Media, Losers – the Public
28 March 2013
Well, that’s it, after two major inquiries into Australian media and thousands of pages of submissions and reports the Gillard government tried to ram through a set of complex legislation in nine days.
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Prestigious fellowships for Monash researchers
27 March 2013
A microbiologist and a materials engineer from Monash University are among the 22 researchers honoured by their peers with election to the prestigious and influential Australian Academy of Science.
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Better treatment for stroke patients on the horizon
27 March 2013
Two molecules may provide, for the first time, an indication of which stroke patients will suffer a further, long-term neurological deficit, allowing doctors to tailor treatment more effectively.
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Improving remote care for Cystic Fibrosis patients
27 March 2013
An innovative telemedicine initiative will improve access to treatment for Cystic Fibrosis patients in regional settings.
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Chancellor announced as patron
27 March 2013
Monash University Chancellor, Dr Alan Finkel AM, has been appointed the Australian patron of the Australian Science Media Centre.
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Regional summit gathers global health experts in Asia
27 March 2013
Delegates from Monash University will join world leaders in addressing major health priorities facing the Asia region at the inaugural Regional World Health Summit in Singapore next month.
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Understanding unions in workplaces
27 March 2013
The big challenge for unions in Australia today is to become more involved in the broader scope of bargaining, according to an internationally recognised trade union academic currently visiting Monash University.
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Down syndrome trial may hold key to learning
26 March 2013
An ingredient used for decades in cough syrup, and to treat a variety of conditions, could hold the key to improving memory, language, and learning in people with Down syndrome.
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Indigenous mariners rode the waves of history
26 March 2013
An untold story of enterprise and entrepreneurship, of Aboriginal people seizing the opportunity to profit from life at sea as whalers and sealers, forms the basis of a new book.
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Seeing red: why cyclists ride through traffic lights
26 March 2013
You’ve probably seen it happen. You’re driving your car and you come to a stop at the traffic lights. You’re mindful of traffic infringement fines and public safety, then someone on a bike rides past you, unconcerned, straight through the red lights.
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A new leader for a new era of research training
26 March 2013
Internationally respected sociologist Professor Zlatko Skrbis will lead Monash University's ambitious research training agenda, which includes a revamped PhD program, as new Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research and Research Training).
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Childcare wage reforms stop short of real change
25 March 2013
The federal government’s announcement last week on pay equity for the early childhood workforce is an important step for the childcare sector.
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