Monash Memo - what's on - 26 March 2002

March

26

Asia-related libraryresources presentation - 'English and Asian language libraryresources for Asian studies', by Asian Studies Centre staff. Usereducation room, ground floor, ISB wing, Matheson Library, Clayton, 1 pm.

26

Lunch maths - 'How to feed the masses,Jesus-style: the Banach-Taski paradox', by Stephen Bigelow. Theatre S14,building 29, Clayton, 1 pm. For further information, emailmarty.ross@sci.monash.edu.au

27

Graduate School ofEnvironmental Science seminar - 'Giving expression to nature:an introduction to ecocriticism and environmental literature', byProfessor Scott Slovic, Center for Environmental Arts and Humanities,University of Nevada. Lecture theatre, SG01, Clayton, 5 pm.

27

School of Computer Science and Software Engineeringseminar - 'Design and implementation of a lean and mean clusteroperating system', by Professor Peter Schulthess. Room 135, building 26,Clayton, 2 pm. For information, email Professor David Abramson atdavida@csse.monash.edu.au

28

Biological Sciencesseminar - 'Gene discovery and functional genomics in pastureplants', by Professor German Spangenberg, Department of NaturalResources and Environment. Psychology colloquium room (653), building17, Clayton, 1 pm.

April

4

Centre ofSoutheast Asian Studies seminar - 'The state, Chineseenterprise and industrialisation in Malaysia', by Associate ProfessorEdmund Terence Gomez, Faculty of Economics, University of Malaysia.Manton Room SG03, Menzies building, 11 am.

8

School of Music seminar - 'The noh drama and kyogencomedy of Japan: a seminar/demonstration in costume of three plays', byProfessor Wakita Haruko, University of Shiga. Music Auditorium,Performing Arts Centre, 6 pm.

9

Lunch maths- 'To the Pell equation via Conway's river', by Professor JohnStillwell. Theatre S14, building 29, Clayton, 1 pm. For furtherinformation, email marty.ross@sci.monash.edu.au