Earth, Atmosphere & Environment
Earth, Atmosphere and Environment
From the red plains of Broken Hill to Antarctica, we study the Earth’s core, its atmosphere and everything in between. A new, hands-on way to explore and learn earth sciences.
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Monash geologist awarded $710,000 Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Grant
The ARC has awarded a Monash scientist $710,000 over four years for a research project to develop technologies to mitigate 3D geological risk in resources management.
Ancient Grand Canyon rocks provide new insights into continental flooding
An international study involving a Monash geologist suggests that major continental flooding events occurred much faster than previously thought.
Monash Earth scientist elected as fellow to Australian Academy of Science
The Australian Academy of Science has elected an internationally renowned geologist as Fellow to the Academy.
Research sheds new light on understanding Pacific Trade Winds
Named for their ability to help sailors with trade in the 14th century, the ‘Pacific Trade Winds’, had a profound influence on political geography with captains using them to cross the world’s oceans.
Fossil bone tissue provides new insights into the lives of Australia’s polar dinosaurs
Research involving two Monash palaeontologists has produced the first life history reconstructions of the small plant-eating dinosaurs from Victoria, Australia.
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We had an great time talking to so many people at Open Day today. We'd like to thank you all for coming and we hope to see you soon! Here are a few shots of our hard-working team from today, more to come tomorrow... #ChooseMonashEAE #ChooseMonashScience #monashopenday2018
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Come to see our next volcanic eruption at 1:30pm! #openday #ChooseMonashEAE #ChooseMonashScience #monashopenday2018
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Come on down to our action-planned Open Day. Events begin at 10am with Liquid Nitrogen ice cream! #ChooseMonashEAE #ChooseMonashScience #monashopenday2018 @monasheae @monashscience @monash_uni
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We're looking forward to seeing you at Open Day tomorrow, where you can chat with our friendly academics and students about what a degree in Earth Sciences could look like for *you*, life at Monash, and being part of the EAE family. We have 24 activities from simulating volcanic explosions to whipping up tasty liquid nitrogen ice creams. Check out our activities at https://www.monash.edu/science-openday?a=1430448 Watch our taster video for some of the fun we have planned. We just couldn't fit it all in to one minute!! #ChooseMonashEAE #ChooseMonashScience #monashopenday2018 #science #geology #geography #atmospherics #environment #biogeography #monasheae #monashscience #monashuni #australia #victoria #university #vce #study #scienceiscool @monasheae @monashscience @monash_uni