School events archive
Central Clinical School events archive
The Central Clinical School hosts events for the community to discover more about the world-class research and education taking place within the School. We figure out how our bodies work to stay healthy, so we can figure out solutions when we fall ill and our bodies don't work properly.
2020
- 29 Oct: Central Clinical School public lecture: Professor Terry O'Brien
- 8 Oct: 13th CCS graduate research symposium
- 7 Oct: 6th Translational Research symposium, hosted by SCS at Monash Health
2019
- 17 Oct: Central Clinical School Public Lecture: Professor Christopher Fairley
- 7 Oct: 12th CCS graduate research symposium
- 21 Jun: Monash University 5th Translational Research Symposium
- 14 Mar: Brain Awareness Week Public Lecture: Dr Caroline Gurvich and A/Prof Joanne Fielding
- 7 Mar: Tissue engineering of skin for burns, and regenerative medicine for wound care - Public Lecture by Prof Steven Boyce
2018
- 1 Dec: D.S. Rosengarten Surgical Trainee Research Prize
- 7-9 Nov: Monash University 4th Translational Research Symposium
- 18 Oct: Central Clinical School Public Lecture: Professor Wendy Brown
- 30 Aug: Neuroscience launch
- 26 Jul: Thyroid cancer: towards a better paradigm - Public Lecture by Mr James Lee
- 26 Apr: The Australian Revolution in Prostate Cancer Diagnosis - Public Lecture by A/Prof Jeremy Grummet
2017
- 2 Nov: The forgotten male cancers - Public Lecture by Professor T. Clark Gamblin
- 19 Oct: Central Clinical School public lecture: Professor Mark Cooper speaking on diabetes and its complications.
- 31 Jul: Monash University 3rd Translational Research Symposium.
2016
2015
- 18 Nov: CCS 8th Graduate Research symposium.
- 9 Oct: Central Clinical School annual public lecture: "Women's Mental Health: It's getting tougher" by Prof Jayashri Kulkarni.
- 30 Sep: Monash University inaugural Translational Research Symposium - From bench to bedside, from basic to applied, from understanding how something works to figuring out how to fix it when it goes wrong.
2014
- 24 Nov: Immunology/Burnet symposium: Dendritic Cells, Interferon and Vaccines featuring two international speakers.
- 19 Nov: CCS Postgraduate Symposium, an annual event to showcase CCS young researcher talent.
- 5 Nov: 2014 MCDB7 Symposium, featuring cutting edge cell and developmental biology research taking place in Melbourne. Hosted by CCS.
- 10 July: Public lecture given by Professor Jenny Hoy, "Challenges of living well with HIV: Where to from here?". Professor Hoy is Professor-Director of HIV Medicine at the Alfred Hospital and Department of Infectious Diseases.
2013
- 20 Nov: CCS Postgraduate symposium, being given by CCS postgraduate students, and also featuring a "No-Bell Prize" competition for supervisors & lab heads
- 30 Oct: Public lecture given by Professor Peter Gibson, "Beating the bloat: wheat intolerance, FODMAPs and gluten". Professor Gibson is Head of Department of Gastroenterology. Video link. See more about FODMAPs.
- 4 Oct: Department of Immunology Symposium: 50 Years Past & Future to celebrate 50 years of scientific achievements from the Department's inception and outstanding immunology research scientists.
- 1 Oct: Monash Alfred Psychiatry research centre launch with the Governor General, Ms Quentin Bryce
- 26 Apr: Professor Hatem Salem AM Festschrift. Professor Salem was Director of the Australian Centre for Blood Diseases and retired at the end of 2012. The Festschrift was given in his honour.
2012
- 5 Dec: Public Lecture given by Professor Robyn O'Hehir, "Allergy & Anaphylaxis: the facts and your questions answered". Professor O'Hehir is Head of Department of Allergy, Immunology and Respiratory medicine (AIRmed).
2011
- 26 Aug: 'JAQ' by Jill Charity Art Auction coordinated by Associate Professor Robyn Slattery in honour of Professor Jacques Miller, who discovered the role of the thymus 50 years ago. A/Prof Slattery is in the Department of Immunology.
2018
- 26 Apr: The Australian Revolution in Prostate Cancer Diagnosis - Public Lecture by A/Prof Jeremy Grummet
- 26 Jul: Thyroid cancer: towards a better paradigm - Public Lecture by Mr James Lee
- 30 Aug: Neuroscience launch
- 18 Oct: Central Clinical School Public Lecture: Professor Wendy Brown
- 7-9 Nov: Monash University 4th Translational Research Symposium.
- 1 Dec: D.S. Rosengarten Surgical Trainee Research Prize.
2017
- 2 Nov: The forgotten male cancers - Public Lecture by Professor T. Clark Gamblin
- 19 Oct: Central Clinical School public lecture: Professor Mark Cooper speaking on diabetes and its complications.
- 31 Jul: Monash University Translational Research Symposium.
2016
2015
- 18 Nov: CCS Graduate Research symposium.
- 9 Oct: Central Clinical School annual public lecture: "Women's Mental Health: It's getting tougher" by Prof Jayashri Kulkarni.
- 30 Sep: CCS Translational Research Symposium - From bench to bedside, from basic to applied, from understanding how something works to making things to fix it when it goes wrong.
2014
- 24 Nov: Immunology/Burnet symposium: Dendritic Cells, Interferon and Vaccines featuring two international speakers.
- 19 Nov: CCS Postgraduate Symposium, an annual event to showcase CCS young researcher talent.
- 5 Nov: 2014 MCDB7 Symposium, featuring cutting edge cell and developmental biology research taking place in Melbourne. Hosted by CCS.
- 10 July: Public lecture given by Professor Jenny Hoy, "Challenges of living well with HIV: Where to from here?". Professor Hoy is Professor-Director of HIV Medicine at the Alfred Hospital and Department of Infectious Diseases.
2013
- 20 November: CCS Postgraduate symposium, being given by CCS postgraduate students, and also featuring a "No-Bell Prize" competition for supervisors & lab heads
- 30 October: Public lecture given by Professor Peter Gibson, "Beating the bloat: wheat intolerance, FODMAPs and gluten". Professor Gibson is Head of Department of Gastroenterology. Video link. See more about FODMAPs.
- 4 October: Department of Immunology Symposium: 50 Years Past & Future to celebrate 50 years of scientific achievements from the Department's inception and outstanding immunology research scientists.
- 1 October: Monash Alfred Psychiatry research centre launch with the Governor General, Ms Quentin Bryce
- 26 April: Professor Hatem Salem AM Festschrift. Professor Salem was Director of the Australian Centre for Blood Diseases and retired at the end of 2012. The Festschrift was given in his honour.
2012
- 5 December: Public Lecture given by Professor Robyn O'Hehir, "Allergy & Anaphylaxis: the facts and your questions answered". Professor O'Hehir is Head of Department of Allergy, Immunology and Respiratory medicine (AIRmed).
2011
- 26 August: 'JAQ' by Jill Charity Art Auction coordinated by Associate Professor Robyn Slattery in honour of Professor Jacques Miller, who discovered the role of the thymus 50 years ago. A/Prof Slattery is in the Department of Immunology.