× Ms
Frances Elizabeth (Betty) Allan

"Dedicated to Frances Elizabeth (Betty) Allan for services to Science in statistics and mathematics and as a founding member of the Australian Institute of Agricultural Science. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section vii - Row 5 - Tile 27

Dedicated by: CSIRO

Biology Mathematics

× Professor
Jan Anderson

"Dr Jan Anderson FAA FRS (1932 - 2015). Pigment proteins of photosynthesis. Elected to the Academy in 1987. Dedicated by Professors John R Evans FAA, Susanne von Caemmerer FAA FRS Mitg Leopoldina, Barry Pogson FAA, C Barry Osmond FAA FRS Mitg Leopoldina, Dr Hal Hatch AM FAA FRS and Dr N Keith Boardman AO FAA FTSE FRS."

Section xi - Row 3 - Tile 43

Dedicated by: Professor Barry Pogson

× Professor
Brian Anderson

"Professor Brian D O Anderson AC FAA FTSE FRS. Emeritus Professor, Australian National University. Electrical Engineer. Elected to the Academy in 1974. President (1998 - 2002)."

Section i - Row 1 - Tile 2

Dedicated by: Professor Brian Anderson

Electrical Engineering Engineering Signal Processing

× Professor
Jan Anderson

"Dr Jan Anderson FAA FRS (1932 - 2015). Pigment proteins of photosynthesis. Elected to the Academy in 1987. Dedicated by Professors John R Evans FAA, Susanne von Caemmerer FAA FRS Mitg Leopoldina, Barry Pogson FAA, C Barry Osmond FAA FRS Mitg Leopoldina, Dr Hal Hatch AM FAA FRS and Dr N Keith Boardman AO FAA FTSE FRS."

Section xi - Row 3 - Tile 43

Dedicated by: Professor Keith Boardman

× Professor
Brian Anderson

"Emeritus Professor Anderson AC FAA FTSE FRS is a stellar, internationally reputed researcher in the theory, analysis and design of control systems, which is germane to a number of fields ranging from the aircraft and spacecraft, power stations, signal processing and communication networks, and econometric modelling. He was one of the early researchers who placed Australia on the world map. Anderson has been instrumental in inspiring and mentoring a large number of researchers who have gone on to achieve highly in these fields. Elected to the Academy in 1974. President (1998 - 2002)."

Section xi - Row 5 - Tile 44

Dedicated by: Professor Mandyam Srinivsan FAA

Signal Processing Electrical Engineering Engineering Applied Mathematics

× Professor
James Angus

"Professor James Angus AO FAA. Cardiovascular pharmacology; analytical bioassay; drug mechanism. Elected to the Academy in 1997."

Section ii - Row 2 - Tile 4

Dedicated by: Professor James Angus

Bioassay Drug Mechanisms Medical Sciences Pharmacology

× Professor
David L Atherton

"Professor David Atherton for his contributions to physics in particular applied magnetics, superconductivity and translation of research, as well as mentoring generations of students and post-doctoral fellows. Dedicated by Professor Chennupati Jagadish AC FAA FREng FTSE"

Section x - Row 5 - Tile 38

Dedicated by: Professor Chennupati Jagadish

× Emeritus Professor
Hans Bachor

"Emeritus Professor Hans Bachor AM FAA FOSA. Quantum optics; photonics; quantum technology; science communication. ARC Federation Fellow at ANU (2003-2008). Elected to the Academy in 2014."

Section xiv - Row 2 - Tile 12

Dedicated by: Professor Hans Bachor

Laser Physics Optics Physics Quantum Physics

× Professor
Michael Barber

"Professor Michael Newton Barber AO FAA (1947 - ). Applied mathematician and theoretical physicist. Elected to the Academy in 1992."

Section i - Row 2 - Tile 1

Dedicated by: Professor Michael Barber

Computational Methods Mathematics Statistical Mechanics Statistics

× Professor
Newton Barber

"Professor H Newton Barber FAA FRS (1914-1971). Botanist and geneticist. Dedicated by his son and daughter, Professor Michael N Barber AO FAA and Ms Margaret Butler (nee Barber)."

Section i - Row 2 - Tile 2

Dedicated by: Ms Margaret Butler (nee Barber)

× Professor
Perry Bartlett

"Emeritus Professor Perry Bartlett AO FAA. Foundation Director of the Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland (2002 - 2015). Federation Fellow. Neuroscientist. Neural Stem Cells and Neurogenesis in Brain Function. Elected to the Academy in 2003."

Section iii - Row 3 - Tile 7

Dedicated by: Professor Perry Bartlett

Medical Sciences Neuroscience

× Professor
Isobel 'Joy' Bear

"Dedicated to Isobel ‘Joy’ Bear for services to Science in the area of industrial chemistry and for leading research in solid state and mineral chemistry. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section vi - Row 5 - Tile 23

Dedicated by: CSIRO

× Professor
John Henry Bennett

"John Henry Bennett (1926-2015) Professor of Genetics , University of Adelaide. 'Both Dr Fraser and Professor Bennett were better scientist than I was' - PhD supervisors to Dr Oliver Mayo FAA."

Section xvi - Row 4 - Tile 64

Dedicated by: Dr Oliver Mayo

Genetics

× Professor
Linda Blackall

"Professor Linda Blackall FAA - Elected FAA 2020 - microbiologist who has pioneered and championed procedures that reveal microbes and their functions in natural and engineered systems. Blackall founded collaborations with arts-science experts to disseminate microbial knowledge via children’s books."

Section xvi - Row 3 - Tile 64

Dedicated by: Professor Linda Blackall

Biology Coral Reefs Bacteria Bacteriology Biofilms Green Algae Insect Bacteria Interactions Environmental Microbiology Marine Ecology Microbiology Symbiosis Microbiome Environmental Engineering Microbial Diversity Microbial Ecology Microbial Evolution

× Dr
Keith Boardman

"Dr N Keith Boardman AO FAA FTSE FRS. Photosynthesis. Biochemist CSIRO Plant Division (1956 - 1977); CSIRO Member of Executive (1977 - 1985); Chairman/Chief Executive (1985 - 1987); Chief Executive (1987 - 1990). Elected to the Academy in 1972"

Section ii - Row 4 - Tile 5

Dedicated by: Professor Keith Boardman

Biochemistry Biology Molecular Biology Science Policy

× Professor
John Booker

"Professor John Robert Booker AO FAA (1942 - 1998). Applied mathematician and geotechnical engineer. Dedicated by Professor John Carter AM FAA FTSE and Professor Mark Randolph AO FAA FTSE FRS FREng."

Section xiv - Row 2 - Tile 52

Dedicated by: Professor Mark Randolph

× Professor
Maria Bryne

"Professor Maria Byrne FAA. Globally recognised for key discoveries on marine invertebrate evolution and has greatly enriched our understanding of Australia’s marine biodiversity and impacts of climate change. Elected to the Academy in 2019."

Section xiii - Row 3 - Tile 49

Dedicated by: Professor Maria Bryne

Biology Coral Reefs Developmental Biology Echinoderm Biology Echinoderm Evolution Echinoderms Ecosystems Ecotoxicology Environmental Biology Evolutionary Biology Marine Biology Marine Ecology Molecular Biology

× Professor
Geoffrey Burnstock

"Professor Geoffrey Burnstock AC FAA FRS (1929 – 2020) A major contributor to our knowledge of the pharmacology of the autonomic nervous system in particular the discovery of ATP as a neurotransmitter and the classification and function of purinoceptors in a wide range of diseases. His charm, focus, determination, and support of over 100 postgraduate students were his hallmarks. He was awarded the 2018 Macfarlane Burnet Medal and Lecture in 2018. Elected FAA 1971."

Section vii - Row 4 - Tile 26

Dedicated by: Professor James Angus

Neuroscience Physiology Medical Sciences

× Professor
John Henry Carver

"Professor John Henry Carver AM FAA FTSE (1926 – 2004). Experimental nuclear physics, photodisintegration, ultraviolet spectroscopy, atmospheric physics, space science. Visionary research leader and administrator, mentor and role model. Passionate supporter of research translation and national and international science. Elected to the Academy in 1986."

Section v - Row 3 - Tile 17

Dedicated by: Emeritus Professor John A Carver

× Sir
Thomas Cherry

"Sir Thomas Cherry FAA FRS (1898 - 1966). Pollock Memorial Lecturer, University of Sydney (1948); Lyle Medallist, Australian National Research Council (1951); elected a Fellow of the Royal Society (1954). He received honorary degrees (DSc) from the Australian National University and University of Western Australia (1963), and became a Knight Bachelor (1965). Founding Fellow (1953). Dedicated by Professor Terry Speed FAA FRS."

Section v - Row 1 - Tile 17

Dedicated by: Professor Terry Speed

× Professor
Arthur Christopoulos

"Professor Arthur Christopoulos FAA FAHMS. Professor of Analytical Pharmacology, Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Monash University. Elected to the Australian Academy of Science in 2021."

Section xiv - Row 2 - Tile 53

Dedicated by: Professor Arthur Christopoulos

Drug Discovery Drug Mechanisms Medical Sciences Mental Health Neuropharmacology Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharmacology

× Dr
Greg Clark

"Dr Gregory Clark AC BSc(Hons 1st Class) PhD FAA FTSE FAPS. Renowned scientist, technologist and businessman with an outstanding career both in Australia and internationally across a spectrum of industries, from IT and communications to media, space and finance. Elected to the Academy in 2021."

Section xvi - Row 2 - Tile 63

Dedicated by: Dr Gregory Clark

Applied Physics Astronomical Instrumentation Computer Science Condensed Matter Physics Dark Matter e-Research Electronics High Performance Computing ICT Materials Science Nuclear Fusion Optical Communications Physics Physics Education Quantum Communication Quantum Computing Silicon and Germanium

× Dr
Herbert Coombs

"Dr Herbert C (Nugget) Coombs FAA FAHA FASSA (1906 - 1997). Elected to the Academy in 1969. A true Australian visionary. Dedicated by Professor Ian Chubb AC FAA FTSE."

Section i - Row 3 - Tile 63

Dedicated by: Professor Ian Chubb

× Professor
Suzanne Cory

"Professor Suzanne Cory AC FAA FRS. Elected to the Academy in 1986; President (2010 - 2014). Molecular biologist, Cancer researcher, Passionate advocate for science education, 4th Director of WEHI."

Section iv - Row 1 - Tile 15

Dedicated by: Professor Doug Hilton

Medical Sciences Apoptosis Molecular Biology Genomics

× Professor
Ian Cowan

"Professor Ian Cowan FAA (29 May 1931 - 19 June 2017). Gas exchange in higher plants, plant physiology and ecology, history and art of natural history.  Elected to the Academy in 1984.  Dedicated by Professor Graham Farquhar AO FAA FRS.  "

Section ix - Row 2 - Tile 34

Dedicated by: Professor Graham Farquhar

× Professor
David Craig

"Professor David Parker Craig AO FAA FRS (1919 - 2015). Physical and Theoretical Chemistry.  Elected to the Academy in 1969. President (1990-1994). Dedicated by Professor Leo Radom AC FAA to a mentor, colleague and friend. "

Section iv - Row 1 - Tile 16

Dedicated by: Professor Leo Radom

× Professor
Noel Cressie

"Distinguished Professor Noel Cressie FRSN FAA. Data scientist transforming variability/uncertainty into probability/statistical inference; researching spatio-temporal, environmental, and Bayesian statistics; Fellow of Australian Academy of Science (2018) and Royal Society of NSW (2020)."

Section v - Row 4 - Tile 16

Dedicated by: Professor Noel Cressie

Bayesian Statistics Empirical-Bayes Methods Environmental Informatics Geostatistics Hierarchical Statistical Modelling Informatics Mathematics Spatial Statistics Spatio-temporal Statistics Statistical Modelling Statistical Remote Sensing Statistics

× Dr
Winifred Curtis

"Dr Winfred Curtis AM, Tasmanian botanist, 1905-2005, "whose texts defined Tasmanian flora.” Dedicated by Professor Michael Barber FAA."

Section i - Row 5 - Tile 3

Dedicated by: Professor Michael Barber

Botany

× Dr
Liz Dennis


"Dedicated to Elizabeth Salisbury Dennis AC FAA FTSE for services to Science in plant molecular biology, publishing 300 papers, one book and editor of two books and was made an Elected Fellow of ATSE and Australian Academy of Science and Fellow of the American Society for the Advancement of Science. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section viii - Row 5 - Tile 31

Dedicated by: CSIRO

×
Chennupati Dharma Rao

"Shri Chennupati Dharma Rao for his leadership, teaching and mentoring to rural students to pursue education as a pathway to a better quality of life. Dedicated by Professor Chennupati Jagadish AC FAA FREng FTSE"

Section x - Row 5 - Tile 37

Dedicated by: Professor Chennupati Jagadish

× Professor
Peter Doherty

"Professor Peter Doherty AC FAA FAHMS FRS Nobel Laureate. Immunology. Elected to the Academy in 1983. Namesake and patron of the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity. Laureate Professor Peter Doherty shared the 1996 Nobel Medicine Prize with Swiss colleague Professor Rolf Zinkernagel AC FAA."

Section ii - Row 1 - Tile 8

Dedicated by: Professor Peter Doherty

Medical Sciences Immunology Virology

× Professor
William Edward Featherstone

" William (Will) Featherstone is acknowledged for his contributions to the Australian Geodetic community and his lifelong dedication to education in geophysics. His mix of deep thought, self-deprecation and inventive story-telling were a rare combination and are profoundly missed by his friends, scientific colleagues and his family who are proud to dedicate this tile in his honour."

Section x - Row 5 - Tile 40

Dedicated by: Anonymous

× Professor
John Evans

"Professor John Richard Evans FAA. Plant physiologist. Elected to the Academy in 2013. "

Section iv - Row 3 - Tile 14

Dedicated by: Professor John R Evans

Plant Biology Plant Development Biology Crop Yields

× Dr
Reginald N Farquhar


"Dr Reginald Noel Farquhar Ed.D. (1921-1990) – Cornell doctorate after initially leaving school in 7th grade. Agricultural extension practice and theory. Introduced molybdenum to NW Tasmanian farms. Wonderful mentor."

Section - Row 5 - Tile 1

Dedicated by: Professor Graham Farquhar

× Dr
Alan Finkel

"Dr Alan Finkel AC FAA FTSE FAHMS. Science policy; neuroscience; research commercialisation; science education. Elected to the Academy in 2016. Chief Scientist for Australia (2016 - 2020). In honour of the contribution of science to prosperity and clear thinking."

Section iv - Row 4 - Tile 13

Dedicated by: Dr Alan Finkel

Neuroscience Research Commercialisation Science Education Science Policy

× Dr
Jean Finnigan

"Dr Jean Finnegan FAA has an international reputation for research in epigenetic regulation. Her major contributions include the cloning of the first plant DNA methyltransferase and the demonstration that DNA methylation is essential for normal plant development.  Elected FAA 2014"

Section iii - Row 4 - Tile 9

Dedicated by: Dr Jean Finnigan

Biology Cloning Genomics Plant Biology

× Dr
Cathy Foley

"Dr Catherine Foley AO PSM BSc (hons) Dip Ed PhD FAA FTSE FAIP FinstP. Solid-state physics and its applications, combining quantum physics, material science and research translation. Elected to the Academy in 2020. Falling Walls Australia Jury Chair (2021); Chief Scientist CSIRO (2018 - 2021); ninth Chief Scientist of Australia (2021- 2023). Anonymous donor."

Section xiv - Row 2 - Tile 51

Dedicated by: Adjunct Professor Anonymous Anonymous

Applied Physics Engineering Materials Science Quantum Sensing

× Professor
Julian Gale

"Professor Julian Gale FAA. John Curtin Distinguished Professor of Computational Chemistry, Curtin University. Elected to the Academy in 2015."

Section x - Row 3 - Tile 39

Dedicated by: Professor Julian Gale

Nanomaterials Computational Chemistry Chemistry

× Professor
Frank Gibson

"Professor Frank Gibson AM FAA FRS (1923 - 2008). Elected to the Academy in 1971. In honour of his discovery and naming of chorismate, a central metabolite in aromatic amino acid synthesis. Dedicated by Professor Philip Kuchel AM FAA in appreciation of an ANU Vacation Scholarship and Project in 1969, and subsequent long term friendship."

Section v - Row 2 - Tile 18

Dedicated by: Professor Philip Kuchel

× Professor
Bob Graham

"Professor Robert (Bob) Graham AO FAA. Molecular cardiology, Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute. Head, Molecular Cardiology Laboratory. Elected to the Academy in 2002."

Section ii - Row 2 - Tile 5

Dedicated by: Professor Robert(Bob) Graham

Cardiovascular Disease Medical Sciences Heart Disease Hypertension

× Professor
David Green

"For his research on the composition and structure of the Earth's upper mantle and on the origin of basalt magmas. He was the first to combine the techniques of high-pressure experiments and electron microprobe analysis, and led pioneering research into the role of water and carbon in the mantle."

Section xi - Row 5 - Tile 43

Dedicated by: Professor Stephen Foley

Petrology Earth Sciences Geochemistry Geology

× Professor
Kliti Grice

"Professor Kliti Grice FAA FRACI CChem FGSEAG. Renowned organic geochemist and world-leading authority on molecular fossils, stable isotopes and extinctions. Elected to the Academy in 2018. Dedicated by Professor Wendy Hoy AO FAA."

Section xiv - Row 3 - Tile 53

Dedicated by: Professor Wendy Hoy

Palaeontology Palaeoclimatology Ecology Climate Climate Change Earth Sciences Biochemistry Biodiversity Evolution Microbiology Geochemistry Biomarkers Compound Specific Isotopes Carotenoids Chemostratigraphy Early Life Algae Petroleum Geochemistry Geomedical Pigments Land Plants Organic Geochemistry Lipids Stable Isotopes

× Professor
Ruth Hall

"Professor Ruth Hall OAM FAA - Microbiology; genetics of antibiotic resistance; mobile genetic elements – Elected FAA 2005.  Actively involved in Sectional Committee 13 Immunology and Microbiology 2017-20.  "

Section iv - Row 3 - Tile 13

Dedicated by: Professor Ruth Hall

Medical Sciences Antibiotic Resistance Microbiology Genomics

× Professor
Glenda Halliday

"Professor Glenda Halliday BSc(Hons) PhD FAA FAHMS. Acclaimed internationally for her research on neurodegeneration, making major impacts on understanding disease progression, and her promotion of neuroscience, mentorship and contributions to research evaluation. Elected to the Academy in 2021."

Section vi - Row 4 - Tile 23

Dedicated by: Professor Glenda Halliday

Movement Disorders Neurodegenerative Disease Clinical Neurology Biology Dementia

× Dr
Jean Haney-White

"Dedicated to Jean Haney-White for services to science in establishing biological control methods for invasive cactus. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section vii - Row 5 - Tile 25

Dedicated by: CSIRO

× Professor
Richard Harvey

"Professor Richard Harvey AM PhD FAA FAHMS FRS. Molecular cardiovascular developmental and stem cell biology. Elected to the Academy in 2007. To my family, and in appreciation of the work of the Australian Academy of Science in promoting science culture in its diverse forms in Australia."

Section i - Row 3 - Tile 4

Dedicated by: Professor Richard Harvey

Cardiovascular Disease Medical Sciences Heart Disease Stem Cells

× Professor
Dorothy Hill

"Dorothy Hill, AC, CBE, FAA, FRS (1907 - 1997) was an Australian geologist and palaeontologist, the first female professor at an Australian university, and the first female president of the Australian Academy of Science.  An inspiration and mentor to generations of women in science. Elected FAA  1956."

Section - Row 5 - Tile 5

Dedicated by: Professor Kliti Grice

× Professor
Paul Hodges

"Paul Hodges PhD MedDr DSc BPhty(Hons) FAA FAHMS is a world leader in understanding pain and why people move differently in pain. Elected to the Academy in 2019. "

Section v - Row 4 - Tile 22

Dedicated by: Professor Paul Hodges

Motor Control Muscle Function Neuroscience Respiration Medical Sciences Anatomy Brain Function Inflammation Electrophysiology Continence Men's Health Biomechanics Pain Neurobiology Rehabilitation Women's Health

× Professor
Mollie Holman

"Professor Mollie Holman, B.Sc (Melb), D.Phil (Oxon), D.Sc(Monash) AO, FAA (1930-2010). Elected Fellow 1970. Professor of Physiology, Monash University 1963-1996. Internationally renowned cellular physiologist who pioneered study of the nervous control of smooth muscle. Dedicated by Robert Porter for her outstanding contributions to science and education."

Section - Row 4 - Tile 32

Dedicated by: Professor Robert Porter

× Professor
Adrian Horridge

"Emeritus Professor Adrian Horridge FAA FRS has made fundamental discoveries in the study of vision in invertebrates. His highly imaginative ‘out of the box’ thinking has led to significant breakthroughs in our understanding of the principles of visual processing across many species, including humans. Moving from the UK to Australia in the late sixties, he was the first to establish this field of research in Australia and grow a department that attracted and stimulated researchers from all over the world, producing scientists that went on to be leaders in this field in many countries. Elected to the Academy in 1971."

Section xii - Row 5 - Tile 45

Dedicated by: Professor Mandyam Srinivsan FAA

Neuroscience Biology Electrophysiology Vision Science Invertebrate Vision Bee vision

× Professor
John Jaeger

"Professor John Jaeger FAA FRS (1907 - 1979). Distinguished for his contributions to applied mathematics and geophysics, and particularly for his studies of the problem of heat-flow in inhomogeneous media. Elected to the Academy in 1954."

Section ii - Row 2 - Tile 8

Dedicated by: Geophysicists from the Research School of Earth Sciences at ANU

× Dr
Shirley Jeffrey

"Dedicated to Shirley Jeffrey for services to Science in Australian marine biology who researched biochemical separation techniques, specialising in micro-algal research; her discovery, isolation and purification of chlorophyll c allowed for the evaluation of oceanic microscopic plant biomass and photosynthesis. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section vi - Row 5 - Tile 22

Dedicated by: Dr CSIRO

× Professor
Tony Klein

"Emeritus Professor Anthony (Tony) Klein AM FAA. (1935 - 2021) Experimental physics. Elected to the Academy in 1994. "

Section i - Row 4 - Tile 2

Dedicated by: Emeritus Professor Tony Klein

Optics Physics Industrial Physics Instrumentation

× Professor
Paul Korner

"Professor Paul I Korner AO FAA (1925 - 2012). Physiologist and cardiologist. Elected to the Academy in 1974. Dedicated by Professor James A Angus AO FAA and Professor Bob Graham AO FAA."

Section i - Row 2 - Tile 3

Dedicated by: Professor James Angus

× Professor
Kurt Lambeck

"Professor Kurt Lambeck AC FAA FRS, Professor of Geophysics at the Research School of Earth Sciences at the Australian National University. Elected to the Academy in 1984. President (2006 - 2010). "

Section ii - Row 1 - Tile 5

Dedicated by: Professor Kurt Lambeck

Palaeoclimatology Earth Sciences Geophysics Tectonics

× Professor
Oliver Lancaster

"Professor Oliver Lancaster AO FAA (1913 - 2001). Mathematical statistics; history of biology; bibliography. Elected to the Academy in 1961. Dedicated by Professor Terry Speed FAA FRS."

Section viii - Row 3 - Tile 30

Dedicated by: Professor Terry Speed

× Professor
Brian Lawn


"Dr Brian Lawn FAA NAE (1938 - ). Pioneer in brittle fracture, fracture mechanics, indentation, biomechanics. Outstanding mentor, wonderful role model, colleague and friend. Elected Corresponding Member of the Australian Academy of Science in 2012. "

Section v - Row 3 - Tile 19

Dedicated by: Professor Jim S Williams

× Emeritus Professor
Adrian Lee

"Emeritus Professor Adrian Lee FRSN was Professor of Microbiology at UNSW from 1990 to 2006. In his PhD at the Rockefeller University in 1968, he was the first person to culture Helicobacter (from mice).  His early work was an important contributor to Marshall and Warren’s Nobel Prize Winning isolation of Helicobacter pylori at Royal Perth Hospital in 1982. Dedicated by Professor Barry Marshall AC FRS FAA Nobel Laureate."

Section v - Row 4 - Tile 30

Dedicated by: Professor Barry Marshall

× Professor
Lawrie Lyons

"Professor Lawrence Ernest Lyons FAA —physical chemist, organic semiconductors pioneer (1922-2010); my tutor and supervisor at Sydney University in the 1950s. Dedicated by Professor John W. White AO CMG FAA FRS "

Section ix - Row 2 - Tile 35

Dedicated by: Professor John White

× Dame
Annie Jean Macnamara

"Dedicated to Annie Jean Macnamara for services to Science for the treatment of poliomyelitis and orthopaedics. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section vi - Row 5 - Tile 24

Dedicated by: CSIRO

× Dr
Kathleen Rachel Makinson

"Dedicated to Kathleen Rachel Makinson for services to Science as the first woman at CSIRO to become a Chief Research Scientist (in the Division of Textile Physics) and as an authority on wool felting friction and shrink proofing. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section vii - Row 5 - Tile 28

Dedicated by: CSIRO

× Professor
Lew Mander

"Professor Lewis Norman Mander AC FAA FRS (1939 - 2020). Organic chemistry, plant regulators. Elected to the Academy in 1983. Dedicated by Professor Leo Radom AC FAA to a colleague and friend."

Section xv - Row 3 - Tile 59

Dedicated by: Professor Leo Radom

Organic Chemistry Plant Bioregulators Chemistry Synthesis

× Professor
Barry Marshall

"Barry Marshall AC Hon DSc (ANU) Hon MD (UWA) FAA FAHMS FRACP NAS FRS Nobel Laureate won the Nobel prize in Medicine and Physiology, with Dr JR Warren in 2005. They discovered the gastric bacterium Helicobacter pylori, the cause of gastritis, peptic ulceration and gastric cancer. Elected to the Academy in 1999."

Section iii - Row 1 - Tile 9

Dedicated by: Professor Barry Marshall

Medical Sciences Helicobacter Pylori Microbiology Gastroenterology

× Dr
Hedley Marston

"Dedicated to Hedley Ralph Marston for services to Science in biochemistry and research into nuclear test fallouts. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section vi - Row 5 - Tile 21

Dedicated by: CSIRO

× Professor Sir
Leslie Harold Martin

"Professor Sir Leslie Harold Martin CBE FAA FRS (1900 - 1983). Nuclear physicist. Foundation Fellow of the Academy. Dedicated by his grandchildren: Leon, Lisandra, Antony and Michael. From humble beginnings, he was a pioneer and leader in Australian science and education."

Section iv - Row 1 - Tile 13

Dedicated by: Antony Martin

× Professor
Raymond Leslie Martin

"Professor Raymond Leslie Martin AO FAA FTSE FRACI (1926 - 2020). Physical inorganic chemist. Elected to the Academy in 1971. Dedicated by his children Leon, Lisandra, Antony and Michael. An inspiring father, exceptional scientist and always a quiet achiever."

Section vi - Row 3 - Tile 23

Dedicated by: Associate Professor Lisa Martin

× Professor
Raghunath Mashelkar

"Professor Raghunath Mashelkar Padma Vibhushan FAA FRS NAS NAE FTSE. National Research Professor, National Innovation Foundation of India. Dedicated by Professor Chennupati Jagadish AC FAA FTSE."

Section xii - Row 2 - Tile 46

Dedicated by: Professor Chennupati Jagadish

× Professor
David McClelland

"Professor David E McClelland FAA.  Distinguished Professor, The Australian National University, and Inaugural Director, ANU Centre for Gravitational Astrophysics. Elected to the Academy in 2019."

Section iv - Row 3 - Tile 16

Dedicated by: Professor David E McClelland

Optics Quantum Optics Physics Instrumentation Gravitational Waves

× Professor
Angus David McEwan

"Dr Angus David McEwan FAA FTSE (1937 – 2018). A pioneering researcher in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics, and an inspirational leader of Australian oceanography.  Elected to the Academy in 1982.  Dedicated to a mentor, respected colleague and friend by Professor John Church FAA FTSE, Professor Trevor McDougall AC FRS FAA, and Dr Stephen Rintoul AO AAM FAA. "

Section viii - Row 2 - Tile 32

Dedicated by: Professor Stephen Rintoul

× Professor
Archie McIntyre

"Professor Archibald Keverall McIntyre BSc (Hons I 1934) MBBS (Hons I and University Medal 1936) FAA (1913 - 2002). Neurophysiologist. Elected to the Academy in 1963. Dedicated by Professor Elspeth McLachlan DSc FAA."

Section x - Row 2 - Tile 39

Dedicated by: Professor Elspeth McLachlan

× Professor
Kerrie Mengersen

"Professor Kerrie Mengersen BA (Hons) PhD FAA. Internationally recognised contributions to the field of Bayesian statistics. Elected to the Academy in 2018. Dedicated by Professor Terry Speed FAA FRS. "

Section ix - Row 3 - Tile 34

Dedicated by: Professor Terry Speed

Applied Statistics Bayesian Statistics Biometrics Biostatistics Computational Statistics Environmetrics Mathematical Statistics Mathematics Statistics

× Professor
Nancy Millis

"Emeritus Professor Nancy Fannie Millis AC MBE FAA FTSE (1922 – 2012)  Elected 2004.  Australian microbiologist who introduced fermentation technologies to Australia, and created the first applied microbiology course taught in an Australian university. Dedicated by Jennifer L Martin AC FAA. "

Section vii - Row 4 - Tile 27

Dedicated by: Professor Jennifer L Martin

× Professor
Alex Moodie

"Professor Alexander (Alec) Forbes Moodie FAA (1923 – 2018). A key figure in some of the major developments in electron diffraction and electron microscopy. Elected to the Academy in 1973. "

Section vii - Row 4 - Tile 25

Dedicated by: David Moodie

× Professor
Patrick Moran

"Professor Patrick Alfred Pierce Moran FAA FRS (1917 - 1988). Mathematician, statistician and probabilist. Dedicated by Professor Louise Ryan FAA NAM."

Section v - Row 2 - Tile 17

Dedicated by: Professor Louise Ryan

× Professor
Hanna Neumann

"Professor Hanna Neumann FAA (1914 - 1971). Mathematics, group theory, geometry. Elected to the Academy in 1969. Dedicated by her niece Professor Susanne von Caemmerer FAA FRS."

Section i - Row 3 - Tile 3

Dedicated by: Professor Susanne von Caemmerer

× Dr
Helen Alma Newton Turner

"Dedicated to Helen Alma Newton Turner for services to Science in agriculture and sheep breeding research. Dedicated by CSIRO."

Section vii - Row 5 - Tile 26

Dedicated by: CSIRO

× Sir
Gus Nossal

"Sir Gustav Joseph Victor Nossal AC CBE FAA FTSE FAHMS FRS. Former Director of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (1965 - 1996) and Academy President (1994 - 1998). Doyen of immunology and inspirational scientific leader, whose contributions to science and world health are legendary. Dedicated by Professor Suzanne Cory FAA."

Section ii - Row 1 - Tile 7

Dedicated by: Professor Suzanne Cory

Antibodies Immunology Medical Sciences Vaccines

× Professor
Suzanne Yvette O'Reilly

"Professor Suzanne Yvette O'Reilly AM FAA FGSAu FMSA FRSN DHC. Geoscientist. Elected to the Academy in 2002. Council Member (2015 - 2018), EXCOM Spokesperson for Equity and Diversity (2018 – 2022).  Distinguished Professor of Geology at Macquarie University, and Director of the GEMOC National Key Centre and the ARC Centre of Excellence for Core to Crust Fluid Systems. "

Section iv - Row 2 - Tile 13

Dedicated by: Professor Suzanne Yvette O'Reilly

Petrology Earth Sciences Geochemistry Geochronology Geology Tectonics Geodynamics

× Professor
Geoff Opat

"Professor Geoffrey Ivan Opat AO FAA (1935 - 2002). Respected physicist, scholar, teacher and mentor. He spent much of his life in a labour of love, trying to understand a little more about the world."

Section i - Row 3 - Tile 1

Dedicated by: Andrea Zilberman (Opat)

× Professor
Robyn Owens

"Professor Robyn Owens BSc (Hons) MSc DPhil FAA FTSE FACS GAICD. Mathematics, robotics, computer vision. Elected Fellow of the Academy in 2020. Champions women in science and STEM. Dedicated by Professor Terry Speed FAA FRS."

Section ix - Row 3 - Tile 35

Dedicated by: Professor Terry Speed

Computer Vision Science Policy Research Quality Evaluations

× Dr
John Passioura

"Dr John Passioura FAA Environmental biology; water-limited agriculture. Elected to the Academy in 1994. Dedicated by Professor Wendy Hoy AO FAA."

Section xiv - Row 3 - Tile 55

Dedicated by: Professor Wendy Hoy

Philosophy of Science Plant Biology Plant Physiology Drought Resistant Crops Biology Agricultural Science Water

× Professor
John Patrick

"Professor John William Patrick FAA. Plant physiologist. Emeritus Professor, University of Newcastle. Elected to the Academy in 2017. Dedicated by Professor Wendy Hoy AO FAA."

Section xiv - Row 3 - Tile 56

Dedicated by: Professor Wendy Hoy

Seed Biology Plant Cell Walls Biology Crop Yields Membrane Transport Cell Wall Labyrinth Assembly Fruit Set Fruit Filling Signalling Pathways Phloem Biology Seed Set Phloem Unloading Transfer Cell Biology Seed Filling

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Ruby Payne-Scott

"Ruby Violet Payne-Scott, BSc MSc DipEd (1912-1932) An Australian pioneer in radio physics and radio astronomy, and is believed to have been the first female radio astronomer. Dedicated by Professor Brian Schmidt AC FAA FRS Nobel Laureate"

Section i - Row 5 - Tile 4

Dedicated by: Professor Brian Schmidt

Radioastronomy

× Professor
Anthony Perry

"Professor Anthony E Perry FAA. Fluid mechanician (1937 - 2001). Elected to the Academy in 1985. Dedicated by Professor Ivan Marusic FAA."

Section ii - Row 2 - Tile 7

Dedicated by: Professor Ivan Marusic

× Professor
Michael Pitman

"Professor Michael Pitman OBE FAA (1933 – 2000) Distinguished for his research on ion channels in plants, for being a scientific leader at the Universities of Adelaide and Sydney and in the CSIRO, for his contributions to science education via the 'Web of Science’, for being Australia's Chief Scientist from 1992 to 1996 and for being a good friend and mentor. Elected FAA 1981."

Section - Row 5 - Tile 11

Dedicated by: Professor Peter Doherty

× Sir
John Pople

"Professor Sir John A Pople KBE FAA FRS Nobel Laureate (1925-2004). Theoretical Chemistry. Elected Corresponding Member of the Academy in 1993. Dedicated by Professor Leo Radom AC FAA to a mentor, colleague and friend."

Section v - Row 1 - Tile 19

Dedicated by: Professor Leo Radom

× Professor
Ren Potts

"Emeritus Professor Robert Porter AC MA DM DSc FAA FRACP FRACMA. Neurophysiologist. Professor of Physiology, Monash University (1967 - 1979); Director, John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU (1980 - 1989); Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Monash (1989 - 1998); Planning Dean, JCU School of Medicine (1998 - 2000). Secretary Biological Sciences (1978 - 1982)."

Section ii - Row 3 - Tile 5

Dedicated by: Dr Hugh Possingham

× Sir
Robert Price

"Dedicated to James Robert Price for services to Science in organic chemistry and for his appointment as Chairman in 1970-77. Dedicated by CSIRO 2022."

Section iv - Row 5 - Tile 16

Dedicated by: CSIRO

× Professor
Leo Radom

"Professor Leo Radom AC FAA FRSN (1944- ). Computational Quantum Chemistry.  Emeritus Professor, University of Sydney. Elected to the Academy in 1988. "

Section xvi - Row 3 - Tile 61

Dedicated by: Professor Leo Radom

Quantum Chemistry Computational Chemistry Chemistry Theoretical Chemistry

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