Zoom makes video conferencing and collaboration simple and straightforward, from the office, home or remotely. Whether you need to collaborate with multiple Monash colleagues or external partners, Zoom can bring everyone together via a simple calendar invitation.
The solution offers good video, audio and screen-sharing quality across Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, high-end conferencing room systems and telephone.
Who will benefit from using Zoom?
Monash staff with a need to communicate and collaborate with multiple parties, both internal and external. This collaboration can be audio only or audio and video along with desktop and information sharing abilities.
How do I register? To log in, go to: http://monash.zoom.us/
All Monash staff can log in with their Monash email address and password as a "basic" user.
More information here:
http://intranet.monash.edu.au/esolutions/staff/conferencing/zoom-conferencing.html
A new initiative, The Women in the Science Research Workforce Toolkit Web Site has recently been launched. It is designed to provide tools for Senior Leaders, Team Leaders and Lab Heads to address the gendered patterns of success in science. 
A pilot program to trial the use of the electronic lab
notebook (ELN), LabArchives, has been undertaken in the Faculty of Medicine,
Nursing and Health Sciences (FMNHS) in 2015.
Do you need basic Molecular Biology skills?
All users of the Flow Cytometry facility are invited to
participate in a survey as we seek feedback to improve the facility and ensure
that it meets the needs of end-users. Your feedback is critical in order to
ddress the issues and improve the facility! The survey consists of four
separate modules, with the links shown below. It is anticipate that the
complete survey (all four modules) will take less than 10 minutes to complete.
Thank you for your feedback.
Ban-Hock Toh et al. published in Hypertension.
David Walker et al. published in the Journal of Steriod Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
