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Monash Vice-Chancellor reappointed until 2017
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Monash University Council has resolved to extend the term of the current Vice Chancellor (and President) Professor Edward Byrne until the end of 2017.
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The mysterious beginnings of life
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When, where and how did life originate? In light of recent advances in biochemistry and evolutionary biology, scientists are exploring the deeply mysterious beginnings of life ... and beyond.
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Designer medicines beat ‘food factor’
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Disease-controlling drugs can be absorbed in the body more efficiently and without food, in a new development by scientists.
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Dredging not the answer to Tamar silt problem
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New research has shown that the 200 year-old siltation problem in Tasmania's Tamar River is a symptom of broader environmental damage and will not be solved by dredging alone.
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Giving Monash a leading edge
25 May 2012
Monash University has a secret weapon up their sleeves to create an unstoppable team of leaders to guide the University’s teams at the Australian University Games.
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$20 million boost for neurotrauma research
24 May 2012
Research into the care and rehabilitation of road trauma victims with severe traumatic brain and spinal injuries has received a $20 million boost from the Victorian Government.
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Drug allergy breakthrough
24 May 2012
Australian researchers have discovered why people develop life-threatening allergies after receiving treatment for conditions such as epilepsy and AIDS.
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Age is no barrier in the workplace
23 May 2012
Older managers bring as much value to an organisation as their younger counterparts, according to new research.
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Conference celebrates a high note
23 May 2012
The claim long-held by musicians that their works have the power to change society will be put to the test at an upcoming conference examining music policy in the international economy.
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Leader shares research innovations into schizophrenia
23 May 2012
A new international collaboration will help develop strategies to combat schizophrenia, a disease affecting more than 24 million people worldwide.
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The spirit of reconciliation
22 May 2012
Reconciliation will be the theme and music the medium at a free public concert to mark the commencement of National Reconciliation Week, one of Australia’s most significant civic occasions.
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Strengthening ties with Latin America
21 May 2012
Monash University’s global reputation has been further enhanced with the signing of a new agreement with one of the oldest universities in Latin America.
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Climate change effects, a global priority
21 May 2012
Managing the environment in the face of a changing climate is a challenge Monash University researchers relish, embarking on new research into freshwater biodiversity.
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Olympic debut a stone's throw away
21 May 2012
Shot putter Dale Stevenson is set to make his Olympic Games debut after a personal best throw at weekend trials in South Carolina (United States).
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Realistic nurse training tools unmasked
21 May 2012
A novel education tool is providing trainee nurses with a better understanding and practical knowledge of administering health care.
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Staying true to Monash
18 May 2012
A graduate has continued her association with Monash University despite now studying at a rival university, proudly supporting TeamMONASH™ at a variety of sporting events.
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Advanced Practice key to pharmacy future
18 May 2012
Improving professional recognition for advanced practice was among several recommendations by the National Alliance for Pharmacy Education in response to a Consultation Paper on Advanced Pharmacy Practice.
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The killer dinosaurs of south-eastern Australia
17 May 2012
At least seven different killer dinosaurs once lived in what is now south-eastern Australia, a new study has found.
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Victorian ambulance study wins Stawell Prize
17 May 2012
A study investigating the increasing demand for ambulance services by an ageing population has earned Monash University the prestigious 2012 Stawell Prize.
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Older mums putting health at risk
17 May 2012
Delayed childbearing for an increasing number of women is putting them at higher risk of serious illness and complications, a new study has found.
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