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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.
Stellar black holes much bigger than previously thought, study finds
An international study involving Monash astronomers has discovered for the first time that some black holes may be born more than twice the size than previously thought.
Monash Science teachers and support staff recognised in Monash Student Association (MSA) Teaching Awards
Three Monash Science staff have received Monash Student Association (MSA) Teaching Awards for their commitment to excellence and their outstanding service to students.
Controlling the charge state of organic molecule quantum dots in a 2d nanoarray
A Monash University study has fabricated a self-assembled, carbon-based nanofilm where the charge state (ie, electronically neutral or positive) can be controlled at the level of individual molecules, on a length scale of around one nanometre.
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How has Australia's climate changed since your childhood and what's in store for us in the future? https://t.co/sEJRH90fYO
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RT @MonashUni: Today we launch the new #WilliamCooperInstitute, a platform for Indigenous advocacy and a catalyst for change-making. #Monas…
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RT @SusSci: Small world! Thrilled to bump into @Monash_Science alumna Aliya at the UNFCCC #COP25 in Madrid. Aliya studied waste and environ…
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Our final #MonashScience Alumni event for 2019 proved a huge success with science leaders and alumni sharing a beautiful evening in St Kilda, watching Little Penguins and listening to Professor John Bowman speak about their lifestyle and conservation. 🐧✨🌅 Stay tuned for more great events in 2020!
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Our final #MonashScience Alumni event for 2019 proved a huge success with science leaders and alumni sharing a beau… https://t.co/hstiF79WzA
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The Graduate Research Industry Partnerships Program (GRIP) brings industry and academia together to solve some of s… https://t.co/YCVSx0e5vM
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Can you spot the kookaburra sitting in the old gum tree? 👀 #JockMarshallReserve
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#MonashScience's Dr Susie Ho, Dr Djuke Veldhuis and students from the Master of Environment and Sustainability have arrived at the @unitednations Climate Change Conference in Madrid, Spain. They join a richly diverse @monash_uni delegation spanning all faculties in discussing climate change initiatives. #MonashCOP25 #COP25
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#ScienceSunday - Did you know that pharmaceutical pollutants in our waterways can have a disturbing impact on the social behaviour of fish? 🐠 Monash scientists found that exposing a group of mosquitofish to fluoxetine (commonly marketed as Prozac™) disrupted their food consumption and frequency of aggressive interactions. Interestingly, it did not alter the behaviour of solitary fish... 🤔suggesting that social context may be an important factor influencing the ecological impacts of chemical pollutants on wildlife. 💡 Discover more at the link in our bio! 🔝
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“During my Master of Environment and Sustainability, I attended the United Nations: COP24. Being on the global stage taught me the complexity of these international negotiations. My time in Katowice has given me a new understanding of how science and other knowledge can become international policy.” . Discover Tahnee’s story at the link in our bio! #HumansofMonash 🌏🤝🔬