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Biographical Notes & Contact Details
Dr. Michael Murray
ANZAAS Chair
15 Kenmare Street
MONT ALBERT NORTH
VIC 3129
tel: 03 9849 0026
mob: 0408 373 114
Dr Mike Murray worked with CSIRO for 26 years and left in 2001 to set up his own business.
He spent 10 years as Chief of the CSIRO Division of Materials Science and Technology, and 5 years subsequently
as Corporate Executive. He was a founder of Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd, and X-Ray Technologies Ltd, and oversaw the
initiation of several other commercial ventures based on CSIRO research. He founded the Industrial Synchrotron
Roundtable, the work of which led directly to the decision to build the Australian Synchrotron. Currently he is
Chairman of RFID company Mems-ID Pty Ltd. Mike Murray (a physicist) was educated in the UK at the Universities of
Durham and Cambridge. He holds Fellowships in the Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, the Institute
of Physics (UK), and the Institution of Engineers Australia.
Mr. Curtis Clark
ANZAAS Deputy Chair
20A Mort Street
RIVERVALE
WA 6103
Tel: 08 9221 9455 [O]
Tel: 08 9362 3430 [H]
fax: 08 9362 3491
[Curtis' office is at the UN Association of Australia
of which Curtis is the current WA Divisional President]
Curtis is WA Divisional President of the UN Association of Australia.
Phone 08 9221 9455 (W); Fax 08 9325 7061 (W)
Robert Perrin
ANZAAS Secretary
ANZAAS
The University of Adelaide
ADELAIDE,
South Australia 5005
tel: [08] 8303 4965 [O]
tel: [08] 8374 2203 [H]
fax: [08] 8303 4965 [O]
Robert Perrin is an Industrial Chemist with considerable experience at the highest levels in a number of science based industries including food processing; pen and pencil manufacture; hard metal production; metal extraction and refining and printed circuit board manufacture. Responsible for the development of several novel processing methods such as the use of ultrasonic's in mineral processing and the hydro metallurgical extraction of rare and precious metals, he has several patents to his name. Subsequent to the sale of his PCB manufacturing business in 1992, Perrin has been an independent consultant in the processing and manufacturing industries. For the past four years he has broadcast regularly on ABC Radio in South Australia, and for the past two years has been state coordinator of National Science Week in South Australia.
Norman Anthony TRUEMAN
ANZAAS Treasurer
1/62 Childers Street
NORTH ADELAIDE
South Australia 5006
tel: [08] 8267 4416
Bachelor of Engineering in Applied Geology, with Honors, University of NSW 1960
Master of Science in Geology, University of Adelaide. 1966
Australasian Mining & Metallurgy Bursary, 1957.
Shell Oil Company Petrology Prize, 1958.
Visiting Fellow Commonership, Trinity College, Cambridge,1985
Fellow, Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy.
Fellow, Geological Society of Australia
1960-1961 Geologist, NsW Geological Survey (Department of Mines)
1962-1970 Mineralogist, Australian Mineral Development Laboratories. (Officer in charge, Mineralogy and Petrology Section)
1971-1980 Senior Mineralogist, Mines Exploration Pty Ltd. (Broken Hill South Ltd.)
1981-1985 Consultant, Minerals Research, Exploration Division, Western Mining Corporation Ltd.
As a Visiting Fellow Commoner, Trinity College, Cambridge carried out ion microprobe research on the lead-uranium and rare earth
isotopic compositions of the Olympic Dam deposit.
Represented The Australian Mining Industry Council on consultative committee to the Australian Government
and as a Scientific Adviser to the Australian delegation of the International Maritime Organisation.
Served as Working Group Chairman, 1986.
1986-1995 Manager of WMC subsidiary, Advanced Materials Enterprise Pty Ltd Developed applications
technologies leading to new patents, in conjunction with steel metallurgists.
Administered intellectual property in ceramics, defense and metallurgical industries.
1995- N.A.Trueman & Associates Pty Ltd - a consulting company which
also has an exclusive licence to the assets of Advanced Materials Enterprise
Pty Ltd (AME).
Appointed Managing Director of AME in 1997.
Dr Robert Vickery
ACT Representative (Pro Term)
Dr Robert Vickery
2/22 Pacific Street
BRONTE NSW 2024
tel: 02 9369 2705
fax: 02 9385 1558
Dr Robert Vickery
NSW Representative
Dr Robert Vickery
2/22 Pacific Street
BRONTE NSW 2024
tel: 02 9369 2705
fax: 02 9385 1558
Professor David Vaux
Vic Division Representative
Department of Biochemistry
La Trobe University
Bundoora Vic 3086
Tel 61 3 9479 2211
David Vaux graduated in medicine at Melbourne University and then obtained a PhD in molecular biology from The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute. He worked at Stanford University before returning to Australia in 1993. In 2006 he moved to La Trobe University as a Federation Fellow. His field of research is
apoptosis (programmed cell death), and his hobbies are gossiping and being skeptical.
Professor David Treagust
WA Division Representative
SMEC
Curtin University of Technology
BENTLEY
WA 6102
tel: 08 9266 7924
fax: 08 9266 2503
Dr. Peter Smith
TAS Division Representative
TAS representative:
Dr. Peter Smith,
55, Lipscombe Avenue,
SANDY BAY,
Tasmania 7005
tel: 03 6225 1067
fax: 03 6225 1067
No email address given
Professor Lindsay Richards
SA Division Representative
School of Dentistry,
The University of Adelaide,
Adelaide,
South Australia 5005
tel: [08] 8303 3296
fax: [08] 8303 4444
Lindsay Richards has been a member of ANZAAS since 1978 and has held various offices including Secretary,
Treasurer and Chair of the South Australian Division and member of the Council. He graduated in dentistry from
The University of Adelaide in 1977 and completed his PhD in physical anthropology in 1983. He currently holds a
personal chair in the Dental School, Faculty of Health Science in Adelaide.
He practices as a specialist dentist in the area of prosthodontics and his research interests include dental anthropology,
quantitative genetics (especially growth and development in twins), restorative dentistry and indigenous oral health.
NT Division Representative
NT members should contact the Hon Secretary for the time being.
QLD Division Representative
QLD members should contact the Hon Secretary for the time being.
New Zealand Representative
New Zealand members should contact the Hon Secretary for the time being.
Mr Duncan Rouch
Production Editor, The ANZAAS Mercury
u3 / 375 Abbotsford St
North Melbourne
Vic, 3051
Duncan Rouch is currently a research fellow at the School of Agriculture and
Food Systems at The University of Melbourne. He is production editor of the
ANZAAS Mercury. He has previously worked in government, for the Science, Technology and Engineering Policy unit of the Department of State Development, Victoria,
and in the biotechnology industry, for GeneType Pty Ltd.
Pat Quilty, AM
Member-at-Large
Honorary Research Professor
Dept. of Geology
University of Tasmania
GPO Box 252-79
HOBART
Tasmania 7050
tel: 03 6226 2184 [O]
tel: 03 6225 3217 [H]
fax: 03 6223 2547
Pat is Chief Scientist with the Australian Antarctic Division.
ex-officio members
Associate Professor Paul Adam,
Immediate past-chairman
School of Biological Sciences,
University of NSW,
Sydney, NSW 2052
tel: 02 9385 2076 [O]
fax: 02 9385 1635
Webmaster of ANZAAS
Mr Peter J. Toomer
u3 / 41 Gurrs Rd
Beulah Pk
SA, 5067
tel: 08 8331-1148
e-mail : Peter Toomer
- Mr W.Bill Palmer
- P.O. Box 41622
- CASUARINA
- NT 0811
- tel: 08 8946 6148
- fax: 08 8946 6151
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