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Two alumni have forged careers devoted to protecting the environment.

Researchers have found that the topological material trisodium bismuthide (Na3Bi) can be manufactured to be as ‘electronically smooth’ as the highest-quality graphene-based alternative, while maintaining graphene’s high electron

Soil ecosystems are critical for agriculture, biodiversity and human well-being. Poor soil health means a poor planetary outlook.

The current elephant poaching crisis makes it imperative to advance international debates on the ivory trade.

A scientific analysis of fossilised tree resin has caused a rethink of Australia’s prehistoric ecosystem, and could pave the way to recovering more preserved palaeobiological artefacts from the time of dinosaurs or prehistoric mammals.

Australia is species poor for birds, mammals and frogs, but our environment has enabled reptiles to flourish.

Monash Science has received a major win in today’s NHMRC funding announcement with more than $800,000 allocated to research projects investigating male infertility and tuberculosis.

Monash microbiologists have shown how life can exist in extreme environments.

An international study led by a Monash physicist could pave the way for radically reducing medical radiation dose from x-rays and CT scans.