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.
For more images and videos of the Fellows view their full citations by clicking on the links below.
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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