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@monash_science has been a member of Linktree for 7 years and joined in July 2019. The social media accounts linked to from @monash_science are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • LinkedIn • Bluesky • Website Besides social media accounts, monashscience has populated their site with: • Change of Preference. Your journey starts here. Register to attend Monash Change Day 11 Dec • Your essential guide to Monash Science • Explore our courses, course guides and school brochures • Thinking about studying with us? Chat 1:1 about our Science courses • Learn more about studying honours with Monash Science • Global Discovery Program - NYC study tour (applications close 7 Dec) • Monash Science Future Leaders program (applications close 11 Dec) • Scientists discover hidden electrical properties in promising solar-cell material • Protecting isn't enough: New research reveals the missing link is creating integrated conservation landscapes - Science • A single edge can tie any knot, mathematicians find • New electrode design breaks key barrier to greener ammonia production • Tiny push, big quantum change: scientists tune material one atom at a time - Science • Monash alum Dr Greg Taylor shortlisted for the 2026 T.A.G. Hungerford Award • Read more Monash Science news • Explore how Chris Lee brings wonder into his teaching • Discover how Anna Phillips is creating the next gen of thinkers • Celebrating women in science • Who gets the tap on the shoulder? • From intention to accountability: anti-racism is becoming core business for universities • The insect diplomat: Dr Shawan Chowdhury’s mission to democratise global science • Breaking new ground: CARM in Science hosts inaugural event to champion diversity • Against the odds: Tara-Lyn Camilleri’s journey through science and chronic illness • Monash achieves highest-ever position in QS World University Rankings 2027 • Monash Science Awards 2026 • Meet our students • Meet our scientists • Monash Science alumni benefits • Make an appointment to talk to a counsellor on campus • Join a free, student-led study group PASS session • Attend a Student Academic Success workshop • Chat with a GP at UHS for a general health check-in • Find out more information about student support • Monash students set sights on the sun with stratospheric balloon telescope • Monash Science nearly triples ARC DECRA Funding • Earth scientist Professor Fabio Capitanio honoured with prestigious F.W. Bessel Research Award - Science • Deep Earth forces reveal where the next megaquake may strike in Southeast Asia • National Indigenous Space Academy - apply now • The year we re-imagined what science can do • Hult Prize - join the world's largest student startup competition • Monash scientists create ultra thin metal with never before seen quantum behaviour • Monash researchers reveal atomic structure at gold nanoparticle interfaces • Monash Orientation 19-27 Feb • Women in STEMM International Women's Day 2026 • Butterfly on the move: social media reveals rapid spread of invasive species into Australia • Explore all that Monash has to offer • Discover Science: The Monash Science Experience • Climate action essential to protect global fish stocks, Monash sustainability expert warns • Thermal drones boost detection of entangled seals • Two stacked 2D materials act like a 3D crystal, scientists find • Light behaves like a liquid, new Monash-led study finds • Australia’s climate is shifting at breakneck speed, and a Monash expert is helping explain why • Sci-Alumni Webinar: Evolving Oceans, 25 March • Apply to Green Steps and use your degree to change the world • Monash scientists win national early career honours • ImpactHack x UNIQLO: Retail Reimagined - 13 May • Monash scientists capture atoms in motion, unlocking next-generation memory technology • New study finds evidence of cosmic explosions with missing black holes • Male fish lose their learning edge in polluted waters, study finds • PhD students - present your thesis in three minutes! • Scientists turn “mess” into breakthrough: chaotic design unlocks next-generation optical devices • Monash Master of Food Science and Agribusiness trains students to think like industry, using real-time consumer insight • Copper’s “gatekeeper” could unlock cleaner energy future • How top business school entrepreneurs think - 15 May • Scaling MedTech Masterclass - 15 May • Bees pass the maths test: study confirms insects aren't just winging it • Redefining science: Chemistry for a sustainable planet Tickets, Thursday 30 April • 17 - 20 | Eventbrite • Nature’s pharmacy at risk from biodiversity loss • EOFY 30% off professional development courses • How black hole mergers are helping scientists calibrate the Universe’s most sensitive instruments • Our researchers secure more than $1.5 million in ARC Linkage funding • Monash physicist elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science • Monash scientists create tiny on-chip circuit that could power next-generation quantum and AI technologies • New study sheds light on Victoria’s future rainfall • Learn more about our master's programs • Victorian International Education Awards 2026 • Monash and FZU researchers build the world’s smallest QR code • From PFAS to climate risk: environmental challenges demand a new kind of leader • Monash Science student awarded 2026 Sir John Monash Medal for academic excellence and environmental leadership • Monash maintains global position in US News and World Report 2026-2027 • Global recognition for Monash chemists driving innovations in clean energy storage • 3 July - Doctoral Futures: A graduate research career impact event • Monash Open Day - Register now (1, 2 and 16 Aug) • Check out what's on in Science (2 August - Clayton campus) • Monash Science’s highly commended rising researcher: Bailey Sykes • Invisible microbes ‘mining’ toxic waste in the Flinders Ranges • Monash University welcomes Indian Maitri Scholars to advance global food security and sustainable manufacturing • Butterflies worldwide are on the move as climate warms • Deep Dive: Professor Richard Reina, Faculty of Science Deputy Dean Education, on why tomorrow’s scientists need more than science • Science Industry Careers Expo 19-20 August • Shaping Your Career Path with ThermoFisher Scientific, 25 Aug • Beyond the CV: what employers wish every graduate knew, 25 Aug • New X-ray imaging technique could double scanning efficiency while revealing hidden detail • Monash physicists uncover a new form of quantum matter that could reshape future quantum technologies • World-first global sand dunes map reveals clues to distant worlds, including Mars - Science • Australia's lizards and snakes disappearing faster than previously thought • Advance your career. Attend Graduate Study Week 5-15 Oct. • Explore Monash Science master's degrees at Graduate Study Week. • Monash BDI - Biomed Industry Night 15 Sep, register now • Tiny ‘whirlpools’ discovered in atom-thin semiconductor • ‘Parachute science’ is failing the world’s tropical insects • www.monash.edu • monashscience_courses Official: TikTok, Instagram | Linktree • 5 reasons to study our graduate coursework degrees • Five Monash Science researchers awarded $5.7 million in ARC Future Fellowships • Beyond academic excellence, giving exceptional science students the freedom to discover • Monash reaffirms global position in latest subject rankings release • Hotter temperatures cause hidden cellular ageing in wild birds • What does my first year in Science look like? Register to attend. • Protecting Australia’s native bees from global pollinator decline requires urgent action - Science