Monash

/ ˈməʊnˌæʃ /

noun

1. MonashSir John18651931MAustralianMILITARY: general Sir John. 1865–1931, Australian military commander. Leader of Australian forces in World War I

Example Sentences

After completing her bachelor’s degree at Melbourne's Monash University in July, she applied for the master’s qualification she needs to become a social worker - the kind of skilled job Australia is desperate to fill amid labour shortages.

From BBC

Vedant Gadhavi - a Monash University student - says that some of his friends back home in Gujarat who had been hoping to come to Australia for their masters have been spooked.

From BBC

That band, which Monash University planetary scientist Andrew Tomkins and colleagues are arguing existed in a new paper, may have been the result of an asteroid’s passing just close enough to our prehistoric planet to break up into innumerable pieces.

From Slate

Dr. Ryan Hoy, senior research fellow at Monash University’s Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health in Melbourne, said that many of the new products are made with a form of silica from recycled glass that is “far less toxic than the crystalline form.”

From Los Angeles Times

But a challenge for manufacturers has been controlling the range of pore sizes, which limits the membranes’ ability to exclude some contaminants, says Huanting Wang, a materials scientist at Monash University.

From Science Magazine