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Making waves
When the first ever gravitational wave was detected, we were there. Hear what it meant to our scientists.
Stay up-to-date with the latest from the world of Monash Science.
Of mice and elephants, Monash scientists shed new insights into physiological evolution
It is a question that scientists have been trying to resolve for centuries, but might it be due to evolutionary chance?
In conversation with Dr Susie Ho – winner of the Monash Postgraduate Association Lecturer of the Year Award
There’s a certain kind of magic around Master of Environment and Sustainability Course Director, Dr Susie Ho.
Scientists develop new framework for global species monitoring
An international study involving a Monash biologist has outlined a much-needed framework to significantly improve the monitoring of status and trends of species worldwide. This finding comes after a multi-year collaboration under the auspices of the Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network (GEO BON).
World-first research shows how beaches clean our oceans
They are invisible to the human eye, but they are there – millions of microbes in our beaches, breaking down the rubbish in our waters.
A structural issue: breaking down glass to make it stronger
For most of us, a glass of water doesn’t appear to be an unfathomable mystery, but for Monash materials scientist Amelia Liu, it represents one of the “grand challenges” of physics.
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Which requires more food, a 4000kg elephant or 4000kgs of mice? The answer may surprise you. http://bit.ly/2TL79sL
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Congratulations Dr Susie Ho, MES Course Director, who today won the Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA) Lecturer of the Year award! Go Susie! You’re the best!
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Celebrating all things mathematics! Today is international Pi Day. It also happens to be Albert Einstein's birthday. Pi Day is observed in many ways, including eating pie, throwing pies and of course discussing the significance of the number π. How will you celebrate?
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Which requires more food, a 4000kg elephant or 4000kgs of mice? The answer may surprise you. https://t.co/GtN3Ocgnyt
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RT @SusSci: What an amazing Careers Event! Industry panellists Amber Clarke, Felicity Kelly, Sandra Valeri, & Richard Evans shared their ad…
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RT @OBryanMoira: Melbourne climate change protest https://t.co/0KMdQx2jJE
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Congratulations Dr Susie Ho, MES Course Director, who today won the Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA) Lecturer of the Year award! Go Susie! You’re the best!
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Congratulations Dr Susie Ho, MES Course Director, who today won the Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA) Lecturer… https://t.co/5kHDMcDXfs
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MES student Arushi Mehta is passionate protecting India's environment. She recently attended the 4th International Conference on Creativity and Innovation in India where her idea is being considered for incubation support by Indian entrepreneurs and government. #changeit
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Watch Catalyst tonight! Associate Professor Eric Thrane will join a number of Australian scientists in tonight's episode called the "Black Hole Hunters". You can catch a sneak peak preview of the episode at Catalyst@ABCcatalyst
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What a turn out! Welcome to our new students! They began O’Week with a warm welcome at Blackwood Hall from our Dean Professor Jordan Nash. Congratulations on the start of your journey into the wonderful world of Science.