Monash Memo - 30 May 2001

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30 May

Anatomy and Cell Biology - 'The Arabidopsis genome: 26,000 plant genes in search of a function', by Professor David Smyth. Padua Theatre, building 13C, Clayton, 4 pm. Inquiries: extn 52751.

Faculty Gallery - 'My Kylie collection 2', by Kathy Temin. Building G, Caulfield. Until 2 June.

University Gallery - 'Contemporary Photographic Art from Australia', curated by Bernice Murphy. Building 55, Clayton. Until 11 July. Inquiries: extn 54217.

Faculty Gallery - 'Understanding space and its relationship to expression: analysing Caravaggio's mistakes in 3D', by Roger Byrt and Robert McGauran. Building G, Caulfield. Until 2 June.

Faculty Gallery - 'Puddled sand and red ashes', by Lallitha Jawahirilal. Building G, Caulfield. Until 2 June.

Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies - 'What are poets for?', by Kate Rigby. Room 809, Menzies building, Clayton, 3 pm.

31 May

Monash Environment Institute - 'The science of climate change', including Professor David Karoly. Lecture theatre 7, Rotunda, Clayton, 3 pm.

Southeast Asian Studies - 'Banjarese music-theatre genres originating through Javanese and Malay contact: changing styles, functions and artists' roles', by Professor Margaret Kartomi. SG03 Manton Rooms, Menzies building, Clayton, 11.15 am.

Political and Social Inquiry - '"Madge (Elliott) and Cyril (Ritchard)": a theatrical marriage, expatriatism and empire', by John Rickard. SG02 Manton Rooms, Menzies building, Clayton, 1 pm.

1 June

Accounting and Finance - 'Antecedents to management accounting change: a structural equation approach', by Professor Kim Langfield-Smith. Room 37, level 1, A building, Caulfield, 12 noon. Inquiries: extn 32110.

4 June

Mechanical Engineering - 'Simple models: boomerangs and noise generated by trains', by Dr Hugh Hunt. Room 105, building 31, 4 pm.

Computer science and software engineering - 'Computer-generated natural-language morphology', by Raphael Finkel. Room 135, building 26, Clayton, 2 pm.

6 June

ExPERT seminar - 'Thesis and report writing', by Dr Paul Gardner and Professor Phillip Nagley. Lecture theatre S3, building 25, Clayton. Inquiries: extn 59976.

Asian Languages and Studies - 'The place of translation in university language programs', by Professor Ross Mouer, Dr Alison Tokita, Dr Gloria Davies and Professor Brian Nelson. SG02 Manton Rooms, Menzies building, 1.10 pm. Inquiries: extn 52272.

8 June

Faculty Gallery - 'Best practice!', curated by Samantha Comte. Building G, Caulfield. Until 14 July.