2008 New South Wales Award Winners
- Associate Professor Ian Anderson
- Dr Kathy Belov
- Dr Culum Brown
- Professor Bryan Gaensler
- Associate Professor Rebecca Ivers
- Dr Rebecca McKetin
- Dr Ben McNeil
- Dr Angela Moles
- Dr Peter Rutledge
- Dr Pall Thordarson
- Dr David Wilson
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Associate Professor Ian Anderson
University of Western Sydney Ian uses DNA fingerprinting, along with other techniques, to describe and understand the biodiversity of soil … Read More »
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Dr Kathy Belov
The University of Sydney Kathy studies immunity, health and disease in our native wildlife such as Tasmanian devils, wallabies, platypuses … Read More »
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Dr Culum Brown
Macquarie University Culum examines how genes and the environment shape the behaviour of fish. His primary focus is on how … Read More »
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Professor Bryan Gaensler
The University of Sydney Bryan studies the static and crackle of the radio waves produced by stars and galaxies to … Read More »
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Associate Professor Rebecca Ivers
The George Institute for International Health Rebecca studies road traffic injury and ways to reduce its impact, both in Australia … Read More »
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Dr Rebecca McKetin
The University of New South Wales Rebecca aims to find out how many people are addicted to the drug ‘ice’ … Read More »
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Dr Ben McNeil
The University of New South Wales Ben’s research focuses on the absorption of atmospheric carbon dioxide by the oceans and … Read More »
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Dr Angela Moles
The University of New South Wales Angela’s research aims to understand the different ecological strategies that plants use when they … Read More »
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Dr Peter Rutledge
The University of Sydney Peter applies the tools of chemistry to tackle important medical and environmental challenges such as developing … Read More »
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Dr Pall Thordarson
The University of New South Wales Pall uses nanotechnology inspired by or mimicking biological systems to create new self-assembled materials … Read More »
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Dr David Wilson
The University of New South Wales David uses complex mathematical equations to formulate likely explanations for observed trends in HIV … Read More »