Sponsors

Funding and in-kind support for the initial interviews

Australian Academy of Science
Fenner Fund
Australian Foundation for Science
Royal College of Physicians and Oxford Brookes University VTR Archive
Royal Australasian College of Physicians
C & W Optus

Special Project sponsors

100 years of Australian science (20 interviews) - National Council for the Centenary of Federation
Older women in science (seven interviews) - Australian Government for the 1999 International Year of Older Persons
Older women in science (additional five interviews) - The Mazda Foundation
Early career researchers (20 interviews) - Australian Research Council

Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies (Australian National University)
	The Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies at the Australian National University is a world-leader in researching complex environmental problems and brings together economists, hydrologists, historians, ecologists, anthropologists and soil scientists.
	Professor Stephen Boyden

CSIRO Plant Industry
	CSIRO Plant Industry seeks to benefit Australia's agri-business industries through research that improves international competitiveness and sustains the resource base.
	Dr Fraser Bergerson Dr Lloyd Evans

Howard Florey Institute of Experimental Physiology and Medicine
	The Howard Florey Institute is Australia's largest brain research institute, undertaking basic and clinical research aimed at developing new medical practices and treatments to combat brain disorders.
	Professor Derek Denton (in progress)

Research School of Earth Sciences (Australian National University)
	The Research School of Earth Sciences (RSES) is one of the top ten university-based geoscience programs in the world and a research leader in the physics, chemistry, material properties and environmental conditions of the Earth.
	Professor Bill Compston Professor Anton Hales Professor Mervyn Paterson Professor Stewart Turner

University of New South Wales
	The University of New South Wales is one of Australia's leading research universities and is home to a number of internationally recognised research developments in the fields of quantum computing, photovoltaics, HIV/Aids research, interactive cinema and polymer chemistry.
	Professor George Szekeres

University of Wollongong
	The University of Wollongong looks to future as a dynamic and outward-looking institution with a growing reputation for providing quality education and research.
	Professor Howard Worner