School of Biological Sciences, Monash
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The School of Biological Sciences has research strengths in Ecology and Ecosystems; Evolution; Form and Function of Life; Genetic, Genomics and Health
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined April 2018
Do we understand collision risks for seabirds in offshore wind farms? Mark Miller et al produce a parameter database to support Procellariiform collision risk modelling for offshore wind farm impact assessment. @rohanclarke
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Do biological invaders encounter genetic bottlenecks that constrain adaptation? Paul Battley and colleagues find that introduced populations encompass high levels of genetic variation with little evidence of bottlenecks.
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RT @Monash_Science: New study in Nature Ecology & Evolution reveals how white clover evolves rapidly across continents via large chromosoma….
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Arabidopsis research has informed other disciplines including human biology and Lucia Strader and co-authors describe the role of Arabidopsis in elucidating immune mechanisms here.
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Detailed surveys of an endangered skink find it is likely to decline in a region of high-elevation cloud rainforests supporting exceptional biodiversity and endemism. But it remains possible that gullies provide microclimatic refugia to climate change.
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Jonathan Edwards et al describe a coalified log containing tunnels and coprolites attributable to termites plus smaller coprolites matching the size range of mites-the earliest trace fossil evidence of these taxa in circumpolar environments in Australia
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We have just opened searches for three new continuing Teaching & Research Academics. All positions are open at Level B (Lecturer) or Level C (Senior Lecturer), and we have one position in Genomics and two in Ecology.
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RT @ChemistryMonash: Looking for your first job after graduating or planning your next career move? Join us for Sci-Alumni Talks. This even….
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Join in to hear and talk to our alumni about their career journey and how and what they did to get to where they are?
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RT @J_Exp_Biol: If you are a graduate student or a postdoc, consider applying for one of our Travelling Fellowships and you could receive u….
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RT @BBM_Wong: Check out the Lord Howe Island stick insect on the June cover of @Trends_Ecol_Evo featuring our article about integration ani….
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RT @LauraOsellame1: Join us for the 23rd Melbourne Protein Group Student Symposium, at Bio21, Wednesday 16th July 2025. Generous talk and p….
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Will evolving Dengue viruses at different temperatures affect their fitness in two different hosts? Fhallon Ware-Gilmore @mattd_hall Carla Sgro and colleagues have investigated this
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RT @Zahra_F_Islam: Very excited to finally share this news!! It's such an honour to receive the Jim Pittard Award as recognition of both my….
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Globally, species with small distributions face disproportionate extinction risk. A case study by Michelle Ward et al serves as a template for the identification of important habitat for threatened species.
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The MACSYS Node at Monash University has multiple PhD Scholarships available to work on some exciting projects!.$41,753 p.a. stipend.PhD: 3.5 to 4 years.Additional funding available to support travel and advanced training.
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Parenting Room @MonashBiol .Equipped with armchair, mini lockable cupboard, change table, mini-fridge, and privacy screen. Available for students, staff, and visitors. Please contact School Manager for access and long term key loan if required.
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RT @Monash_Science: "Insects are everywhere—and so are the people who can help us understand them." On #BiodiversityDay, meet @MonashBiol’s….
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RT @FZMarques: Our review on the gut-heart axis published in @CircRes is now out We cover gut #microbiome, 'leaky….
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Heart failure is a global health issue with significant mortality and morbidity. There is increasing evidence that alterations in the gastrointestinal microbiome, gut epithelial permeability, and...
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Congratulations to Emily Roycroft who recently won the Dobzhansky Prize.
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