Seminars and workshops
Seminar series
As part of our vibrant research culture, we host a seminar series held weekly. Our research staff, together with visiting and invited researchers, report on methodological issues and results of current research in the health sector. We encourage discussion and debate. Visitors are welcome.
Unfortunately, from 16 March 2020 in response to travel restrictions and other precautionary measures related to COVID-19, CHE Seminars will be cancelled, postponed or delivered by Webinar (where possible) until further notice. We hope to be back up and running in the near future.
Seminars are held on Wednesdays, 12.00pm-1.00pm (unless Webinar or otherwise stated below) at the Monash Business School, Seminar Room H.921 Building H, Caulfield campus.
| Date | Seminar title | Presenter |
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Wed 29 January 12 noon AEST | Who makes fertility decisions? Some lessons from changes in family laws in the US, New Zealand and Europe | Dr Shoshana Grossbard San Diego State University |
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Wed 12 February 12 noon AEST | The effect of sports facility construction projects on infant health | Assoc Prof Jane Ruseski West Virginia University |
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Wed 4 March 12 noon AEST | The long-run impacts of welfare bans on immigrants | Dr Anna Zhu RMIT University |
| Wed 25 March 12 noon AEST | ** Webinar ** Showcasing the Burnet Institute cohort studies of injecting drug use and methamphetamine smoking in Victoria | Prof Paul Dietze Burnet Institute |
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Wed 8 April 5pm AEST |
** Webinar ** Human capital consequences of missing out on a grammar school education | Prof Andrew Jones University of York + Monash University Chiara Pastore University of York |
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Wed 15 April 9am AEST |
** Webinar ** Office visits preventing Emergency Room visits: Evidence from the Flint water switch | Dr Daniel Grossman West Virginia University |
| Mon 27 April 5pm |
** Webinar ** Lifelong effects of in-utero stress on labour market outcomes | Prof Maarten Lindeboom VU Amsterdam + Monash University |
| Wed 29 April | ** TBC ** | Assoc Prof Ateev Mehrotra Harvard Medical School |
| Mon 11 May 12 noon AEST | ** Webinar ** Naïveté and sophistication about self-control: Empirical evidence | Dr Sarah Dahmann University of Sydney |
| Wed 13 May | ** TBC ** | Dr Ben Beck Monash University |
| Wed 20 May | ** TBC ** | Dr Jade Bilardi Monash University |
| Wed 27 May | ** TBC ** | Assoc Prof Marc Chan University of Melbourne |
| Wed 3 June | ** TBC ** | Prof Adeline Delavande UTS |
For further information on our seminar series or to subscribe to our email list, please contact shannon.stanwell@monash.edu