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Doran Ben-Meir 26 November 2008
New chapter in Australia-India relations
Monash University and the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay (IITB) have opened a new chapter in Australia-India relations with the formal launch of a joint-venture research academy.
Doran Ben-Meir 13 November 2008
2008 Engineering alumni of the year awards
The Faculty of Engineering Alumni Awards were presented at a cocktail event on Tuesday 21 October in the Banquet Rooms at the Clayton Campus.
Pupils Lachlan, Felicity, Kael and Madi turn on the recycled water tap with John Thwaites. 12 November 2008
Water harvesting takes Syndal South Primary School by storm
Professor John Thwaites, Chair of the Monash University Sustainability Institute, opened a water harvesting system at Syndal South Primary School on Tuesday the 28th of October
Centre: Christoper Paxino 7 November 2008
Rod McGee medal winner
On Thursday 23 October 2008, Christopher Paxino was awarded the Rob McGee Medal by Engineers Australia.
Engineering student Riaf Al-Harthy with Grade 3 and 4 students from Boronia West Primary School. 5 November 2008
Can-do engineering students go back to school
Monash engineering students have gone back to primary school to teach school students about the science and technology behind everyday phenomena.
A scholarship worth $40,000 is up for grabs for Environmental Engineering students. 21 October 2008
$40,000 scholarship for Environmental Engineering students
A scholarship worth $40,000 is up for grabs for Environmental Engineering students. Read on for eligibility criteria.
The 4th annual Tri-University Workshop (1-2 Nov) 2008, Wuhan University of Technology, Wuhan,China 17 October 2008
The 4th annual Tri-University Workshop (1-2 Nov) 2008
Wuhan University of Technology in China will host the annual Tri-University Workshop which aims to provide a platform for Wuhan University of Technology, Central South University and Monash University to communicate and exchange ideas on engineering.
Emeritus Professor Peter Darvall, Chancellor Dr Alan Finkel, 26 September 2008
Finkel PhD scholarhips advance research for engineering graduates
Eighty final year high achieving Monash engineering students were invited to attend the launch of the Monash Engineering Finkel Scholarships and to celebrate their academic success.
Timothy Khoo and Trent Harkin and Peter Batchelor MP 22 September 2008
Monash developing medical micro-robots
MINIATURE robots are being designed to enter the human body and assist with surgical procedures beyond the reach of present technology.
Timothy Khoo and Trent Harkin and Peter Batchelor MP 18 September 2008
Australian institute of energy postgraduate student awards
Two outstanding Engineering postgraduate students were recognised for their achievements at the Australian Institute of Energy Post-Graduate Student Awards presented on 4 September 2008.
Dr Penia Kresnowati 17 September 2008
Award-winning researcher joins Engineering
Indonesian biochemical engineer Dr Penia Kresnowati will spend two years conducting stem-cell related research in Monash University's Department of Chemical Engineering
Monash International Students Ball (MISB) 04 September 2008
Monash International Students Ball (MISB)
The Monash International Students Ball was held on the 15th August 2008 at the Hilton on the Park. All the Monash International Student Organisations (ISOs) came together to organise this major event.
Engineering teaching excellence 27 August 2008
Engineering teaching excellence
Seven Monash staff members have been awarded a 2008 Australian Learning and Teaching Council Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.
Dr Steven Pas 26 August 2008
Dr Steven Pas - awarded Victoria Fellowship 2008
Dr Steven Pas, an ARC APD Fellow in the Department of Materials Engineering, working with ACES and CSIRO Materials Science and Engineering was awarded a prestigious Victoria Fellowship at Government House on the 13th August 2008.
Recycling energy offers huge potential savings 21 August 2008
Recycling energy offers huge potential savings
Each day, energy worth millions is literally blown away as cool air vented out from building air conditioning systems.
Monash 50th Anniversary Research awards 21 August 2008
Monash 50th Anniversary Research awards
The Monash 50th Anniversary Research awards were presented on Monday 18 August at Government House in Melbourne.
Young Australian of the Year Finalist and Engineering student Daniel Adams 07 August 2008
Young Australian of the year finalist and Engineering student Daniel Adams
Daniel Adams, currently studying a double degree in Commerce and Aerospace Engineering at Monash, is a social justice advocate, educator, innovator, and project director.
Monash fuels the next generation of Hybrid cars 01 August 2008
Monash fuels the next generation of Hybrid cars
Monash University scientists have revolutionised the design of fuel cells used in the latest generation of hybrid cars which could make the vehicles more reliable and cheaper to build.
2008 Finalist - People's Choice Awards – Leslie Yeo 31 July 2008
2008 Finalist - People's choice awards - Leslie Yeo
The Australian Museum Eureka Prizes were established in 1990 and have grown to become Australia’s premier and most comprehensive science awards.
Australian cyclist Cadel Evans 23 July 2008
Monash helps Aussie cyclist go for gold
Cadel Evans will switch his focus from the Tour de France to the Olympic Games next week and the champion cyclist believes his partnership with Monash University's wind tunnel team could help him win gold.
Professor Barry Muddle 23 July 2008
Fabricating future metals
Based at Monash University's Department of Materials Engineering, Federation Fellow Professor Barry Muddle is Research Director of the A$14.5 million ARC Centre of Excellence for Design in Light Metals.
Iraqi Students trip to the Great Ocean Road 23 July 2008
Iraqi Students trip to the Great Ocean Road
On the 12th July 2008, a day trip was organised for a group of Iraqi students, predominately studying Engineering, at Monash University.
15 July 2008
Launch of the Monash Micro Nanophysics Research Laboratory
Innovation Minister Gavin Jennings opened the Monash Micro Nanophysics Research Laboratory this week, where the Nanotechnology Victoria pulmonary drug delivery project is being undertaken.
Professor Yuri Estrin 09 July 2008
Monash engineer receives top Russian recognition
Professor Yuri Estrin from the Faculty of Engineering's Department of Materials Engineering has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS).
Monash engineering graduate Marc Colella, who is playing a key role in the rebuilding project at the World Trade Centre site, caught up with his former lecturer Associate Professor Riadh Al-Mahaidi at Monash last week. 02 July 2008
Monash graduate helps re-build New York
At the age of just 35, Monash engineering graduate Marc Colella is playing a key role in the huge rebuilding project at the World Trade Centre site in New York.
9th International Heat Pipe Symposium 27 June 2008
9th International Heat Pipe Symposium (9IHPS)
The 9th International Heat Pipe Symposium (9IHPS) will be held in Kuala Lumpur from 17 to 20 November 2008.
Vice President of SCUT, Professor Zhu Min, Monash University Faculty of Engineering Associate Dean (International), Professor Dong Chen and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (International), Professor Stephanie Fahey. 06 June 2008
MOU signed with South China University of Technology (SCUT)
A delegation from South China University of Technology (SCUT) visited the Faculty of Engineering on the 1st of April 2008.
Engineering student Olga Trivailo, who is undertaking research at an international space company, watched a live space shuttle launch in the US. 05 June 2008
Career lift off
An undergraduate Monash student's research thesis has allowed her the rare experience of watching a live space-shuttle launch in the US.
Dean’s Awards for Excellence 03 June 2008
Dean’s Awards for Excellence
Faculty of Engineering staff were recognised for their outstanding contributions during 2007 at the recent Faculty of Engineering Awards Evening.
Mark Thompson with Hemant Chaurasia 03 June 2008
Celebrating excellence
Monash University Engineering students and staff were recognised for their outstanding achievements during 2007 at the Engineering Awards Presentation Dinner on the 21st of May 2008 at Monash Clayton.
Professor Kerry (aka Kyriakos) Hourigan 28 May 2008
60 seconds with... Kerry Hourigan
Ever since I have been at Monash, both as a student in more turbulent times and as an academic since 1995, I have been 180 cm long.
The Vice Chancellor's Ancora Imparo Student Leadership Program 21 May 2008
The Vice Chancellor's Ancora Imparo Student Leadership Program
Applications are now open for positions in the 2009 Vice Chancellors Ancora Imparo Student Leadership Program.
Dr Mashelkar 07 May 2008
Sir Louis Matheson distinguished visiting engineering professor inspires R&D audience
Dr Mashelkar is in Australia during April and May as the Sir Louis Matheson Distinguished Visiting Professor at Monash University
Monash University 50th Anniversary Public Lecture Series 2008 07 May 2008
Synchrotron up close
A group of fifty second-year chemical engineering students got a first-hand look at the most powerful research facility in Australia on a recent visit to the Australian Synchrotron.
Monash University 50th Anniversary Public Lecture Series 2008 06 May 2008
Sustainable water futures for Melbourne?
As part of Monash University’s prestigious 50th Anniversary Public Lecture Series, the Faculty of Engineering delivered a timely and topical forum on, ‘Sustainable water futures for Melbourne’ on the 22nd of April 2008, at the BMW Edge Theatre at Federation Square.
Dr Gareth Forde & Associate Professor James Friends 01 May 2008
2008 Future summitlLeadership awards
Congratulations to James Friend, Associate Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and Dr Gareth Forde, Research Fellow and Senior Lecturer, in the Department of Chemical Engineering, who have each been awarded a highly prestigious 2008 Future Summit Leadership Award.
Monash Engineering Leadership in a Technological Environment Program 19 March 2008
Engineering - preparing our leaders of tomorrow
The second cohort for the Monash Engineering Leadership in a Technological Environment Program were introduced to the program during a three day residential at Mt Eliza.
Chinese students from the 2+2 Linkage Program with an excursion day to Healesville Sanctuary.  13 March 2008
Welcoming Excursion for 2+2 Students
The Engineering Faculty has welcomed Chinese students from the 2+2 Linkage Program with an excursion day to Healesville Sanctuary. 
Associate Professor Jean Armstrong 11 March 2008
The Victorian Honour Roll of Women celebrates women who have dared to make a difference!
Started in 2001 as part of the Centenary of Federation Celebration, each year 30 women are inducted to the Victorian Honour Roll of Women.
The Chew family (from left): Kelvin, Edmund, Queon Fee, Patrick and Adrian

7 March 2008
A family affair at Monash: The Chews
The Chew family are no strangers to Monash, with all five family members students of the University within the last 30 years.

Tokyo Tech

27 February 2008
Tokyo Tech Student Exchange Program - LAST CALL!
AOTULE (the Asia-Oceania Top Universities League on Engineering) via Tokyo Tech is offering a 3 month exchange program to members.

The Maintenance Technology Institute continues to receive significant support from industry. 21 February 2008
MTI's mining success
The Maintenance Technology Institute's (MTI) competitive grant success continues with them winning three nationally competitive grants from the Australian Coal Association Research Program (ACARP).
Congratulations to Summer Research Experience Students 21 February 2008
Congratulations to Summer Research Experience Students
The Faculty of Engineering recently hosted an event to congratulate and present awards to this year’s crop of summer undergraduate researchers.
Dr Kenneth Cheah 18 February 2008
Dr Kenneth Cheah
Dr Kenneth Cheah chose to study Materials Engineering at Monash University because it offered a good balance of science and engineering and he is now working for a high-tech clean energy company.
Prof Tam Sridhar - Dean of Engineering 12 February 2008
IITB-Monash Research Academy to address ‘grand challenges’
Bio-engineered blood to overcome shortage of bloody supplies across the world, clean coal energy and low-cost fuel efficient cars – the IITB-Monash Research Academy will attempt to address such “grand challenges”.
Figure of the nanofibrous scaffold at a magnification of 2000 times. This is a random scaffold however these fibers can also be aligned in one direction when required. 31 January 2008
Monash pioneers nano scaffold to rebuild nerve damage
A Monash University PhD student has developed a new technique that could revolutionise stem cell treatment for Parkinson’s disease and spinal cord injury.
Monash University Distinguished Alumni Awards 22 January 2008
Monash University Distinguished Alumni Awards
The Engineering Faculty is calling for nominations for the Monash University Distinguished Alumni Awards 2008
Monash students have finished third in the Annual Formula SAE 14 January 2008
Monash FSAE - Third Place
A team of Monash students have finished third in the Annual Formula SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) competition for 2007 held in December.
 
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