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Monash Biologists and Physicists awarded ARC Future Fellowships
Two biologists and two physicists have collectively been awarded four Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowships worth approximately $4 million.
Monash researchers enlist the Cloud to wipe out malaria
The Monash scientists who developed the small game-changing device that can rapidly screen blood in minutes to detect disease-causing pathogens have now confirmed the successful operation of a Cloud-based system based on spectroscopy.
Internationally acclaimed mathematician to head Monash School of Mathematics
World-renowned mathematician Professor Warwick Bryan Tucker, currently based in Sweden, has been appointed Head of the Monash School of Mathematics following a global recruitment search.
Monash led international study has implications for tackling E.coli infections
Monash scientists have identified a survival mechanism of bacteria that cause disease in plant and animals, including highly virulent E. coli (Escherichia coli) related diseases.
Monash biologist to play a key role in a new $35 million research centre to grow Australian agriculture
Internationally renowned plant expert Professor John Bowman from the School of Biological Sciences will lead the Monash node of the recently announced $35 million Australian Research Council (ARC) Centre of Excellence for Plant Success in Nature and Agriculture.
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Celebrating #BirdWeek The Norfolk Island Morepork is Critically Endangered - with support from Ministers @sussanley… https://t.co/M5x8bO8D61
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#ScienceSunday - Did you know pathogenic bacteria, including highly virulent E. coli, have developed sophisticated uptake systems to obtain the nutrients required for growth? These import systems consist of a channel through the membrane of the bacteria that imports iron-containing proteins and an enzyme inside that bacteria that acts like a pair of molecular scissors ✂️. These ‘scissors’ cut up the target protein once it enters the bacteria releasing the iron it contains so it can be used by the bacteria. The Monash led international study will allow researchers to target and block these systems to combat these kinds of infections. 🤢😷🤧 Find out more via the link in our Bio 🔝
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Have you ever wondered why the direction of sunset changes throughout the year? 🌅 #MonashScience's Robyn Arianrhod… https://t.co/DqcQep22wv
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The Science Peer Mentoring Program is back in 2020 and we're looking for dedicated, enthusiastic students to be peer mentors! 🎓📚👩🔬 The program is an opportunity for senior Science students to share their experience with new first year students, help them make new friends, and guide them through the first six weeks of university. . Apply today via the link in our bio 🙋♀️🙋♂️ (Applications close on Friday, 25 October)
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How do we rethink the production and future of food? If you're passionate about creating a better world with a focu… https://t.co/SxKAQHYypY
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Congratulations to Dr Sridevi Sureshkumar, Professor @BBM_Wong, Dr Scott Findlay and Professor Ilya Mandel from… https://t.co/FdESCsWTWN
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What do you call an acid with an attitude... a-mean-oh acid 🤣 This feathered friend was spotted having a laugh in the #jockmarshallreserve 📸: @jackoconnorphotography
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#MonashScience students Brady Cronin, Loren Pugh and Thomas Carney speak to ABC Gippsland Radio about their 'Manure… https://t.co/DMN3OtUmRY
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Spring has sprung in the Science Precinct 🌼🌱
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#ScienceSunday - Did you know there is a direct link between variations in the Antarctic polar vortex in spring and Australian hot and dry extremes from late spring to early summer? 🤔❓ An international study involving Monash scientists has found that a weakening of the springtime winds 🌬️ above the South Pole results in warmer temperatures, lower rainfall and fire-prone weather conditions over late spring to early summer in Australia. These findings can help us predict and prepare for these extreme events with sufficient lead time - read more via the link in our bio 🌏