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Monash Memo - 26 September 2001

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Logan Research Fellowships 2001

The recipients of Logan Research Fellowships in the 2001 round of applications are:

* Dr James Whisstock - Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 'Searching for novel protein domains: a
bioinformatic analysis of whole proteomes';

* Dr Johnson Mak - Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 'Virion RNA dimerization in HIV-1';

* Dr Laure Bourgeois - School of Physics and Materials Engineering, 'Imaging and modelling of nanoscale aggregates in light
alloys';

* Dr Guang-Zhen Sun - Department of Economics, 'An inquiry into the nature, evolution, and welfare implications of the
network of the division of labour';

* Dr Geordie Mark - School of Geosciences, 'The origin, transport and deposition of Fe, Cu an Au in the earth's crust: an
integrated geochemical approach to understanding ore-forming processes in Fe oxide Cu-Au systems'.

Tipping the scales

Just when you thought it was safe to announce a footy-tipping champion, another one pops up his head.

With great fanfare, Memo announced last week that Mr Brett Adams from ITS was the footy-tipping champion of Monash,
with a whopping score of 124.

But it appears that it is Mr Con Duyvestyn from the School of Applied Sciences who is the Nostradamus of footy-tipping,
winning their competition with a score of 126 from Caulfield and Peninsula campus director Mr John White and receptionist Ms
Diana Dibben on 123.