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Thursday 11 May 2023

Public Service Announcement from Camal Looney and Yulia Joberts


Automatically forward Gmail messages to another account

Monash staff who have multiple work emails (e.g. @hudson.org.au or @monashhealth.org), can forward their new @monash.edu email messages to their Hudson and/or Monash Health email address. Note: You can only set up forwarding on your computer, not on the Gmail app. 

  • On your computer, open Gmail using your Monash email account (the one you want to forward messages from).
  • In the top right, click Settings (daisy wheel at the top right) and then click See all settings
  • Click the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab (found in the top ribbon).
  • In the "Forwarding" section, click Add a forwarding address.
  • Enter the email address you want to forward messages to.
  • Click Next and then Proceed and then OK.
  • In the "Forwarding" section, select Forward a copy of incoming mail to (where your chosen email id is saved).
  • Choose what you want to happen with the Gmail copy of your emails. We recommend Keep Gmails copy in the Inbox.
  • At the bottom of the page, click Save Changes.


Tour de Force

Hoping we never have to be in this bed, but if we do we’ll be in safe hands. We were taken on a tour of the newly opened Monash Victorian Heart Institute (VHI) last week by Eliza Cobb. The VHI is based in the Victorian Heart Hospital (VHH), the first cardiac hospital in Australia, and one of only 43 dedicated cardiac hospitals in the world.

Situated on Monash University’s Clayton campus, Monash Health's VHH integrates clinical cardiology services with the university's research and education to create a centre of excellence, and is raising the profile of cardiovascular research, treatment and training.

Eliza showed us around the biomedical and engineering labs, biobank and minus 80s (science parlance for very cold freezers for blood and tissues samples), simulation suites, education and work spaces. Everything is shiny, new and world-leading. We felt grateful to be Victorians.

Pictured L-R: Eliza Cobb, Visibility, Engagement and Impact Manager, Vithya Premkumar, Web Developer, Annelise Ball, Content Creator, Karen Sims, Communications Manager, and Dr Kelly Adlington, Senior Clinical Trials Coordinator

Wednesday 10 May 2023

Monash Partners Comprehensive Cancer Consortium Tech Talks and seminar

MPCCC Tech Talk: Expanding the Power of Spatial Biology

  • Speaker: Marshall Feterl from Nanostring Technologies
  • Date: Thursday May 18, 12pm – 1pm

Join the Nanostring Technologies seminar on our new spatial biology solutions where we will be unveiling our roadmap to extend single-cell imaging to 6000-plex RNA and 120-plex protein for CosMx SMI. 

Find out more/register

MPCCC Precision Cancer Seminar: The Molecular Landscape of Endometrial Cancer

  • Speaker: A/Prof Yoland Antill
  • Date: Friday 19 May, 12pm – 1pm

This seminar will outline the molecular changes common to endometrial cancers. It will review the application of molecular and other changes to understand the four recognised subgroups of endometrial cancers and what this may mean prognostically and for treatment decisions. 

Find out more/register 

MPCCC Tech Talk: Identifying driver mutations of Clonal Hematopoiesis of Indeterminate Potential (CHIP) in the blood

  • Speaker: Taralynn Mack live from New York
  • Date: Thursday 25 May, 12pm – 1pm

Taralynn will discuss how to accurately identify CHIP in blood samples and avoid common pitfalls that can lead to misclassifications. 

Find out more/register 

Deliveries to the Hudson Store

The Hudson Store is available to receive deliveries on behalf of SCS. To assist store staff with the efficient processing of deliveries please keep the following in mind:

  • When ordering items to be delivered to the store please notify the team of the items purchased and estimated delivery dates. 
  • Large bulky items should be delivered directly to the area where they are needed to avoid delays in goods being received. If you are expecting the delivery of large items please contact the store directly so the team can assist you in the planning and receiving of these goods directly.
  • When your goods arrive the team will contact you to pick up your items.
  • Collection times are 10am - 12pm or 2pm - 4pm Monday to Friday. Please ensure you enter the store from the main building entrance not the roller door. 
  • If you are unable to pick up your items during these times please notify the team so alternate arrangements can be made.
  • Store staff can be contacted via email  purchasing@hudson.org.au or if you need to speak to a store staff member you can contact Dale Cary on 0437 261 053 or Rodney Edwards on 0418 302 565