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Life, the universe and everything
Why study science at Monash? We have an enviable reputation and world-class facilities. But studying science is really about immersing yourself in centuries of knowledge - and changing the world.
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The global chemistry industry is looking to nature to redefine the way it operates. And Monash is at the forefront, taking chemistry beyond its traditional path.
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Biodiversity is declining at an alarming rate in around half of the world’s protected tropical forest reserves, according to the most comprehensive study ever conducted.
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Over the centuries, mathematics has underpinned some of the most revolutionary breakthroughs.
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Our waterways
A team of Monash scientists have identified better ways to predict how climate change and water management practices will affect fish populations and river red gum forests in the southern Murray-Darling Basin.
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Heat-sensitive bandages
Monash PhD student Louise van der Werff is working with CSIRO to develop a bandage that warns of infection by changing colour.
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Tectonic plate movement
Dr Fabio Capitanio from the School of Geosciences has published the first model that explains not just how, but why, tectonic plates move.
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Mathematical Society Medal
For the third consecutive year, a Monash academic has been awarded the Australian Mathematical Society Medal.
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Atomic imaging
Physicists from Monash University have collaborated on a new method for imaging the electric fields of atoms, which could lead to advances in data storage, solar cells and batteries.
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