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When the first ever gravitational wave was detected, we were there. Hear what it meant to our scientists.
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Monash science researchers awarded over $1.2 million in NHMRC grants to improve health
Monash Science has received a major win in NHMRC funding with $1,203,306 allocated to research projects to help tackle antibiotic resistance, and learn more about the relationship between diet and cancer.
Monash physicists discover critical new development with major implications for topological transistors
Over the last decade, there has been much excitement about topological insulators – new materials that conduct electricity only on their edges, recognised by the Nobel Prize in Physics only two years ago.
High-profile climate change scientist to head Monash School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment
New Zealand-based climate change scientist Professor Andrew Mackintosh has been appointed to lead Monash University’s School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment, commencing May 2019.
Scientists detect new Gravitational Waves
An international team of scientists including researchers from Monash University and the ARC Centre of Excellence for Gravitational Wave Discovery (OzGrav) has just released the latest results from the National Science Foundation’s LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) and the European-based Virgo gravitational-wave detector.
Monash Science researchers help relocate the endangered Malle emu-wren
The charismatic Mallee Emu-wren, once widespread in the Murray-Mallee region of South Australia and Victoria, has in recent decades, been restricted to a small network of Victorian reserves by a series of bushfires.
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An authority on the traditional use of native plants for food, fibre and medicine - @MonashBiol Dr Beth Gott AM is the subject of a @MonashUni #Indigenous Studies Centre project documenting her life, and work. Contact tess.holderness@monash.edu to share your recollections.
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19 Dec, 11.30 am - 12.30 pm, 14 Rainforest Walk: Interested in one-on-one advice after your VCE results are released? Come and speak with a #Science VTAC Selection Officer to have your questions answered about entry requirements, pathways, Monash Guarantee and more: https://www.monash.edu/study-science#change-of-preference
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Know a #VCE mate who studied science at school and wants to join us in 2019? We offer VTAC Subject Adjustment points for the BSc if they studied more than one Year 12 science subject. Check out our online calculator: http://bit.ly/2Qn59p5 #ChooseMonashScience
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Sunday 16 Dec, 10 am: Kaboom! How are gravitational waves formed millions of light years away? Monash Physics and Astronomy astrophysicist Dr Paul Lasky will be appearing on this Sunday's edition of Scope TV to demonstrate how it happened. http://bit.ly/2EpG2vd
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An authority on the traditional use of native plants for food, fibre and medicine - @MonashBiol Dr Beth Gott AM is… https://t.co/leaOrhKHBn
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19 Dec, 11.30 am - 12.30 pm, 14 Rainforest Walk: Interested in one-on-one advice after your #VCE results are releas… https://t.co/2Yvhzxm1ZK
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RT @j_a_nash: How does this pass a National Interest test? Investment in research improves lives, strengthens economies, and allows us to…
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#VCE students: Our #VTAC Subject Adjustment rewards students studying more than one Year 12 science subject - this… https://t.co/XlMZTU8Y8e
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To all #VCE students - congratulations on completing Year 12! Visit the @Monash_Science Change of Preference page t… https://t.co/e73P4TEDHz
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Sunday 16 Dec, 10 am: Kaboom! How are gravitational waves formed millions of light years away? Astrophysicist Dr Paul Lasky will be appearing on this Sunday's edition of Scope to demonstrate how it happened. http://bit.ly/2EpG2vd
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To our #monashscience graduands - it’s your moment to bask in the limelight! 👨🏻🎓👩🏻🎓😎Congratulations and keep the pics coming via @monashscience or #monashscience for a shoutout. #graduation #science #congratulations
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Today’s the day for our Facebook Live sesh! Tune in at 10.30 am (IST)/4 pm (AEST) via link in bio and ask us questions about studying at Monash Science, uni life and more. #australia #india #unilife #monashuni #monashscience
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What a beaut and it’s a sight that would delight botanists and mathematicians alike. We’re waiting patiently for this fern to unfurl at the @monasheae Earth Sciences Garden. 📸: @jimthegeologist #earthsciences #botany #fractals #maths #choosemonashscience #science #STEM