
Discover & develop cures
Developing next generation medicines requires outstanding discovery science. Our platforms help researchers accelerate this long and complex journey and provide the support to translate these technologies into life changing therapeutics.
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Accelerate innovations in health
Innovations in medtech rely on focussed multi-disciplinary teams working at the nexus of engineering, medicine, design and IT. Our capabilities underpin the discovery and development of next generation medical technologies.
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Materialise ideas
Australian industries need creative, intelligent manufacturing approaches. Our platforms make impossible objects possible; dreams, realities and; for example, 3D printed body parts a thing of the now.
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Cultivate sustainable practices
Bringing together world-class dedicated people and infrastructure builds smarter processes for a viable future. Local and international researchers use our platforms to develop ideas, build prototypes and craft sustainable practices: minimising waste, maximising outcomes.
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Maximise resource potential
We work across disciplines and outside traditional academic structures to find real solutions to the global energy crisis. Our capabilities aim to unlock innovative, renewable and cleaner energy technologies that drive development without further harming the health of the planet.
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Improve living
Our platforms combine interdisciplinary research expertise and thought leadership to affect change, deliver socio-technical solutions and improve living. Coupled with strong connections to practitioners, policy makers and industry we can revolutionise health, environment and economic prosperity.
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Innovation requires smart creative collaborations. By operating at industry recognised standards we’ve worked our way up the leaderboard. We're ready and waiting to support the smart industries of the future.

Delivering impact
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Fast-tracking proteomics in the mass spec lab
In many diseases, the difference between healthy and sick can be traced to the body’s cells producing too much – or too ...
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Mapping the human brain with MASSIVE computing power
What makes us uniquely human? If the answer lies inside the nerve connections of the human brain, then neuroscientists f...
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Real life under the microscope
It’s been a long time since Anton van Leeuwenhoek studied bacteria under one of the first light microscopes: 333 years, ...
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Multi-million licensing deal for new cancer-fighting compounds
Cancer. Everyone knows someone who’s battling it, beaten it, or sadly succumbed to it....
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News and events
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$2.2m investment to set up national secure research platform
A growing number of research projects involve highly sensitive data - now Monash University will lead a national project to ensure research data remai...
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Covid-19 Update for Research Infrastructure at Monash University
The Vice-Provost (Research and Research Infrastructure) Professor Ian Smith and the Director, Platforms Operations and Strategy, Julie Rothacker have ...
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World Class Drone Infrastructure for Monash University
Monash University has launched its latest technology research capabilitiy for the research community, the Drone Discovery platform.Professor Ian Smith...
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A Victorian node: Monash University joins Microscopy Australia
Monash University has officially become host to the new Victorian node of Microscopy Australia, a consortium of university-based microscopy facilities...
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Monash Physicist Receives Top Science Recognition
The Australian Academy of Science has announced internationally renowned Monash physicist Professor Joanne Etheridge, Director Monash Centre for Elect...
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Monash and Newcastle Universities’ offer united research strengths to South East Asia
Monash University has joined forces with Newcastle University (UK) to showcase to industry and other potential investors, the real-world impact their ...
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