The 2015 winners are: Graham Farquhar (ANU, Canberra)—Prime Minister’s Prize for Science Graeme Jameson (University of Newcastle)—Prime Minister’s Prize for Innovation Cyrille …
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The 2015 winners are: Graham Farquhar (ANU, Canberra)—Prime Minister’s Prize for Science Graeme Jameson (University of Newcastle)—Prime Minister’s Prize for Innovation Cyrille …
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Graham Farquhar Life on land depends on plants. Every plant balances opening its pores to let in carbon dioxide for photosynthesis; and closing its pores to retain water. …
Professor Graeme Jameson Graeme Jameson’s technologies use trillions of bubbles to add billions of dollars to the value of Australia’s mineral and energy industries. …
A/Prof Cyrille Boyer Cyrille Boyer uses light to make new and complex polymers. It’s the latest in a series of techniques that have enabled him to create materials which are being applied in areas as …
Jane Elith Jane Elith is one of the most influential environmental scientists in the world, though she rarely ventures into the field. …
Ken Silburn Fifteen years ago Casula High School was just an average state school in Sydney’s south-western suburbs with just eight students doing science at year 12. But something extraordinary has …
Some recent projects: ASTRO 3D, MindEar, Cortical Labs (Dishbrain), Illumina, ABC, World Mining Congress 2023.