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Federal funding to develop bionic eye and world-first test for sepsis
A major new funding injection from the Australian Government will see two breakthrough discoveries at Monash move towards commercialisation.
The background hum of space could reveal hidden black holes

Monash University scientists have developed a new technique expected to reveal thousands of previously hidden black holes.
Monash University welcomes proposal for dedicated light rail
The light rail proposed today by the Victorian Government would significantly enhance travel options for the thousands who come to Monash each day.
Royal Australian Mint releases Sir John Monash commemorative coins
Monash University is proud to carry the name of General Sir John Monash, whose legacy has been recognised in two commemorative coins produced by the Royal Australian Mint.

Monash discovery uncovers clue to disarm gonorrhoea super-superbug
Monash researchers have discovered a way the gonorrhoea bacteria cleverly evades the immune system, opening up the way for therapies to prevent this process.
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Has Monash Uni Science found the secret to ageing?
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Australia spends tremendous amounts of money on infrastructure each year. Monash Engineering's Monash Infrastructure ensures the projects we invest in will make a difference. #CHANGEIT
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#Podcast: Day Zero for Cape Town has been averted – for now. But what if, in 2050, Melbourne's in the grip of its own water crisis? #MonashLens #CHANGEIT
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#MonashLivingHistory: Our Centre for Human Bioethics was the first to be established in Australia and one of the first in the world. It was established by Helga Kuhse (pictured left) and Peter Singer (pictured right), whose aim was to research the ‘ethical, social and legal problems arising out of human biological research.' #CHANGEIT http://mona.sh/9QaA30jqsv6
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Faculty: Collaborate with us and @penn_state! We're seeking proposals for sustainable, self-supporting research and… https://t.co/NBVzdObhzG
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#Podcast: Day Zero for Cape Town has been averted – for now. But what if, in 2050, Melbourne's in the grip of its o… https://t.co/cDwyH6O3tq
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#MonashLivingHistory: Our Centre for Human Bioethics was founded in 1981 by Helga Kuhse and Peter Singer, to invest… https://t.co/Bka8lcvSp2