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Professor Philip Andrews appointed Head of School of Chemistry
Professor Philip Andrews has been appointed Head of the Monash University School of Chemistry – the best in Australia – following a global selection process to fill the role.
Master Of Environment and Sustainability Wins Banksia Foundation Award
Congratulations to all those involved in the Master of Environment and Sustainability (MES) on winning the 2019 Banksia Foundation Award in the Research/Academia category.
Monash Science awarded almost $3 million in latest round of NHMRC funding
The Monash Faculty of Science has been awarded almost $3 million in the latest round of National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) funding announced at the weekend.
Science researchers help propel Monash to top position nationally for Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Projects funding
Monash University was the most successful institution in Australia for ARC Discovery Project grants announced today with almost a quarter of the funding awarded to Faculty of Science researchers.
First action plan in 25 years aims to save Australia’s snakes and lizards from extinction
The status of Australian snakes and lizards has deteriorated significantly over the past two decades, with the number of species assessed as threatened nearly doubling from 1993 to 2017.
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Congratulating our graduands @MonashUni President and Vice-Chancellor Professor @GardmarM AO said she hoped they le… https://t.co/WjJq36T8mD
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RT @RACInational: Prof Milton Hearn (@Monash_Science) became a Distinguished Fellow of the RACI at #RACIAwards19. The award celebrates a li…
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RT @MonashUni: This morning we welcome @Monash_Science and @monashengineers graduands, and our keynote speaker, alumna Professor Edwina Cor…
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RT @BanksiaFdn: The @MonashUni Master of Environment & Sustainability addresses the SDGs in spades. From the #Banksia2019 judges: training…
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RT @PPrathivadi: @MonashUni STEMM women in Antarctica as part of the @HomewardBound16 leadership program. @Isotope_Yona and @PM_maths, we m…
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#ScienceSunday - Did you know that variation in rainfall and temperature can affect the colours of birds? 🌧️☀️ 🐦 A Monash led international study examined colour variation across nearly 6000 species of passerine birds and found darker coloured birds occurring in regions with high rainfall and colder temperatures. Their observations were then compared with existing rules of animal colouration... Discover more at the link in our bio 🔝
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“Ever since watching the Nickelodeon show, ‘Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius’, I fell in love with the idea of being an inventor. My dad was also a huge factor in fuelling my love for the sciences. He was a civil and software engineer who showed us the beauty of science through many excursions to the zoo and science exhibits at museums.” . Discover Anisha’s story at the link in our bio! #HumansofMonash 💡✨🔬
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What a small world 🌍 Dr Susie Ho bumped into #MonashScience alumna Aliya at the @unitednations #COP25 in Madrid. Aliya studied waste and environmental monitoring at Monash and is now working in waste and mangrove health in Dubai. It’s great to see our @monashalumni creating change around the globe! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
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#MonashScience change agents Morgan Rossiter, Dr Susie Ho, Dickson Ho and Peter Lusis on day 3 of the @unitednations Climate Change Conference #MonashCOP25 #COP25
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#ScienceSunday - Did you know that the melting of rocks within the Earth’s continental crust occurs in ‘pulses’? 🔥 A Monash led international study found that periods of intensive crustal heating occurs every 10 or 15 million years at the active continental margin. 🤔📆 “This process is unique to Earth 🌏 and one more piece of the puzzle that explains why our planet is so different in appearance to others out there,” said study co-author Associate Professor Oliver Nebel. Read more via the link in our Bio 🔝