Research

Research

We're a research-intensive faculty that improves human health and well-being by significantly advancing the knowledge of humankind and educating future practitioners and researchers. Our research areas are strategically aligned with national and international health priorities.

  • 1650+ researchers and 1500+ PhD students

  • $300m+ annual research income and funding

  • $318m+ across 590+ research awards per year

  • 2250+ publications per year, over half in top quartile journals

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Research technology platforms

Our network of cutting edge facilities and expertise servicing the Monash community.

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Selected research champions

Our researchers are at the forefront of ground-breaking discoveries and always strive to translate their latest discoveries into tangible benefits for patients.

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If you’re looking for a collaborator or potential research supervisor, search our profiles.

Partnerships with health services

Monash Partners Academic Health Science Centre is a network of local hospitals and healthcare providers servicing 2.5 million people across south-eastern Melbourne.

Enabling collaboration with public and private health care providers and delivering improved health on a national and global level.

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Research impact and news

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Cardiovascular health - matters of the heart

Monash is bringing together world-leading experts to tackle heart disease and develop game-changing treatment options and technologies.

Monash welcomes $50m Government funding

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World-leading experts will work with Government, industry and research partners to establish and scale mRNA vaccine manufacturing in Victoria.

Rapid COVID-19 test

Dr Gavin Knott is part of the international team of scientists that have developed a 20-minute, hand-held COVID-19 test for mass screening.

New ARC-funded research project set to put death in its place

A new research partnership, led by Monash Rural Health’s Associate Professor Rebecca Kippen, explores the relationship between the built environment and individuals’ health outcomes has been awarded over $440,000 in ARC Linkage Project funding.
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Reprogramming skin cells

Researchers generate the first model of a human blastocyst from skin cells, called an iBlastoid, which allows scientists to study the very early days of human development and potential causes of infertility and congenital diseases.
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