The three L’Oréal Australia For Women In Science Fellows for 2011 received their awards on Tuesday 23 August at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
A professional photographer took pictures of the Fellows on the night, you can see some of the images below. Click on the picture to access a high resolution version of the image.
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The 2011 Fellowship winners with MC Sarah Clarke and L'Oréal Australia Managing Director Johan Berg (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
Tracy Ainsworth, one of the three 2011 L'Oréal fellows (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
Georgina Such, one of the three 2011 L'Oréal fellows (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
Eve McDonald Madden, one of the three 2011 L'Oréal fellows (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
The 2011 L'Oréal fellowship winners (left to right: Tracy Ainsworth, Eve McDonald-Madden and Georgina Such). (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
2011 fellow Tracy Ainsworth (right) with MC Sarah Clarke at the 2011 award ceremony (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
Eve McDonald-Madden receives her award from L'Oréal Australia Managing Director, Johan Berg at the 2011 award ceremony (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
Georgina Such receives her award from L'Oréal Australia Managing Director, Johan Berg at the 2011 award ceremony (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
Tracy Ainsworth receives her award from L'Oréal Australia Managing Director, Johan Berg at the 2011 award ceremony (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
Guests at the 2011 L'Oréal Australia For Women In Science Fellowship award ceremony (credit: L’Oréal Australia/sdpmedia.com.au)
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The three L’Oréal Australia For Women In Science Fellows for 2011 received their awards on Tuesday 23 August at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
