Monash University's lymphatic system research receives nearly 420 billion VND in funding

    Vinh Phú |

    Monash University (Australia) and the University of Missouri, the University of Pennsylvania (USA) have developed a new drug to help restore the contraction and transportation function of lymphatic vessels.

    The research group participated in ARPA-H's GLIDE program to find new treatments for diseases related to the lymphatic system, from rare congenital diseases to common chronic diseases. The program focuses on developing therapies to help reduce symptoms, while restoring and regenerating the dysfunctional lymphatic system.

    Professor Arthur Christopoulos, Head of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, said this study "represents a new boundary of medicine".

    Monash University's research program aims to develop a new generation oral medication to restore the natural pumping and transportation function of the lymphatic system, based on a highly selective and flexiblely adjustable molecular mechanism.

    This method was pioneered by a research group at the Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (MIPS), allowing the development of safer, more selective and more effective drugs that work in the right place, at the right time and in the right type of tissue, while limiting side effects in other parts of the body.

    The study received a maximum funding of 22.4 million AUD (approximately 420 billion VND) from the Agency for Advanced Research Projects in Health (ARPA-H).

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    Truong Thi Hong Hanh, one of the first students to receive the Vice- Chancellors ASEAN Awards Scholarship from Monash University (Australia). Photo: Monash University

    The first Vietnamese student to win an ASEAN scholarship from Monash University

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    Monash University welcomes the first Vietnamese student to receive a full scholarship of Vice- Chancellors ASEAN Awards, a program to support excellent students in 10 ASEAN countries.

    Monash University is located in Melbourne, a city famous for its outstanding quality of life and student-friendly environment. Photo: Monash University

    Monash brings the Top 50 Global Universities experience to Vietnam

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    This October, Monash University (Australia) will organize two Open Days in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, welcoming the participation of Vietnamese students, university students and parents, learning about study programs at one of the world's leading universities. At the event, Monash University will introduce world-class training programs, a dynamic and open learning environment with a global vision.

    Professor Sharon Pickering, President and President of Monash University (sixth from left) and representatives from Australian and ASEAN diplomatic missions, businesses and academies at the Australian-ASEAN Business Forum. Photo: Provided by the enterprise

    Monash University introduces scholarship program to support ASEAN students

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    Monash University (Australia) introduced for the first time a full scholarship program worth 2.5 million AUD, about 42.6 billion VND, a comprehensive financial support package for students from Southeast Asia studying at the school's facilities. The program is implemented by Monash University with the goal of completely reducing the burden of study costs for university students from 10 ASEAN member countries, including tuition, travel, accommodation transfer, visa fees and other services.

    Trương Thị Hồng Hạnh, một trong những sinh viên đầu tiên nhận Học bổng Vice-Chancellor’s ASEAN Awards của Đại học Monash (Úc). Ảnh: ĐH Monash

    The first Vietnamese student to win an ASEAN scholarship from Monash University

    Vinh Phú |

    Monash University welcomes the first Vietnamese student to receive a full scholarship of Vice- Chancellors ASEAN Awards, a program to support excellent students in 10 ASEAN countries.

    Đại học Monash tọa lạc tại Melbourne, thành phố nổi tiếng với chất lượng cuộc sống vượt trội và môi trường thân thiện với sinh viên. Ảnh: Đại học Monash

    Monash brings the Top 50 Global Universities experience to Vietnam

    Vinh Phú |

    This October, Monash University (Australia) will organize two Open Days in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, welcoming the participation of Vietnamese students, university students and parents, learning about study programs at one of the world's leading universities. At the event, Monash University will introduce world-class training programs, a dynamic and open learning environment with a global vision.

    Giáo sư Sharon Pickering, Hiệu trưởng kiêm Chủ tịch Đại học Monash (thứ sáu từ trái sang) cùng các đại diện từ cơ quan ngoại giao, doanh nghiệp và học thuật của Úc và ASEAN tại Diễn đàn Doanh nghiệp Australia-ASEAN. Ảnh: DN cung cấp

    Monash University introduces scholarship program to support ASEAN students

    Vinh Phú |

    Monash University (Australia) introduced for the first time a full scholarship program worth 2.5 million AUD, about 42.6 billion VND, a comprehensive financial support package for students from Southeast Asia studying at the school's facilities. The program is implemented by Monash University with the goal of completely reducing the burden of study costs for university students from 10 ASEAN member countries, including tuition, travel, accommodation transfer, visa fees and other services.