Research
Since its inception, Monash has concentrated on developing world-leading research facilities and instilling a relentless passion for greater understanding.
We encourage researchers to push new boundaries, to join colleagues from other disciplines to find creative ways to deliver better results for the community, industry and government.
The challenges are huge, but the results richly rewarding, both professionally and personally.
The Australian Synchrotron casts new light on research
Monash is a foundation partner in the Australian Synchrotron, adjacent to the Clayton campus, a machine the size of a football field that accelerates electrons to almost the speed of light.
Monash climate team shares 2007 Nobel Peace Prize
Professor Amanda Lynch is one of eight Monash scientists to share in the prestige of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the UN expert panel on climate change and environmentalist Al Gore.
Exploring the fast emerging business of water
Given the importance of water to social, economic and environmental life, Professor Jane Godfrey says it is vital we properly account for its use and value, especially in the face of climate change.
Forming international alliances in stem cell research
The Monash Immunology and Stem Cell Laboratories brings together specialists in immunology, stem cells, biology and auto-immunity.
Regenerative medicine is a new approach to treat human diseases
Monash researchers are investigating ways to help the adult body repair and regenerate damaged tissues and organs by studying creatures like salamanders and starfish.