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RSE Sectional Committees - Committee Members As At: 07/03/2019 RSE Sectional Committees - Committee Members As at: 07/03/2019 GROUP A: LIFE SCIENCES Members normally retire on 31 May of the year shown A1 - Biomedical and Cognitive Sciences 11 Committee Current Member Professor Susan Welburn FRSE Convener University of Edinburgh. Professor of Medical and Veterinary 2019 Molecular Epidemiology, Director, Global Health Academy and Vice-Principal Global Access Professor Mike Burton FRSE Member University of York. Professor of Psychology 2019 Professor Paul Hagan FRSE Member Robert Gordon University. Vice-Principal for Research and Research 2019 Commercialisation Professor Lora Heisler FRSE Member University of Aberdeen. Professor of Human Nutrition 2020 Professor Kate Hunt FRSE Member University of Stirling. Professor of Behavioural Science and Health 2020 Professor Michael Lean FRSE Member University of Glasgow. Professor of Human Nutrition 2021 Professor Allan Mowat FRSE Member NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Consultant Clinical Immunologist 2019 Dr Deborah O'Neil FRSE Member Novabiotics. Chief Executive Officer and Chief Scientific Officer 2021 Professor Colin Palmer FRSE Member Ninewells Hospital and Medical School. Professor of 2019 Pharmacogenomics Professor Igor Rudan FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Chair in International Health and Molecular 2019 Medicine Professor Roland Wolf OBE FRSE, FMedSci Member University of Dundee. Professor of Molecular Pharmacology 2019 Total F4 M7 A2 - Clinical Sciences 13 Committee Current Member Professor Allan Struthers FRSE, FMedSci Convener University of Dundee. Former Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine 2021 Professor David Argyle FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Head of the Royal (Dick) School of 2019 Veterinary Studies Professor Sir Harry Burns KB FRSE Member University of Strathclyde. Professor of Global Public Health 2021 Professor Emad El-Omar FRSE Member University of New South Wales. Professor of Medicine 2019 Professor Stephen Gillespie FRSE Member University of St Andrews. Sir James Black Professor of Medicine 2021 Professor Anna Glasier OBE, FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Honorary Professor 2021 Professor Philip Hannaford FRSE Member University of Aberdeen. Vice-Principal (Digital Strategy) 2020 Professor Ruth Jarrett FRSE Member University of Glasgow. Professor of Molecular Pathology 2019 Professor Stanley Kaye FRSE, FMedSci Member Royal Marsden Hospital. Professor of Medical Oncology 2020 Professor Lorna Macpherson FRSE Member University of Glasgow. Professor of Dental Public Health 2020 Professor Jane Norman FMedSci, FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Maternal and Fetal Health 2021 Professor Roy Robertson MBE, LVO FRSE Member . Apothecary to The Queen 2021 Professor Robert Steele CBE, FMedSci, FRSE Member University of Dundee. Professor of Surgery 2020 Total F4 M9 RSE Sectional Committees - Committee Members As at: 07/03/2019 A3 - Organismal and Environmental Biology 14 Committee Current Member Professor Julian Dow FRSE Convener University of Glasgow. Professor of Integrative and Systems Biology 2020 Professor Mark Blaxter FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Evolutionary Genomics 2020 Professor Colin Campbell FRSE Member The James Hutton Institute. Chief Executive and Director 2021 Professor John Christie FRSE Member University of Glasgow. Professor of Photobiology and Deputy Head 2019 of the Institute of Molecular, Cell and Systems Biology Professor John Crawford FRSE Member Rothamsted Research. Associate Director of Science 2020 Professor Mary Gibby OBE FRSE Member Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Honorary Research Fellow 2019 Professor Maggie Gill OBE FRSE Member Department for International Development. Senior Research Fellow 2021 Professor Andrew Illius FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Emeritus Professor of Animal Ecology 2019 Professor Xavier Lambin FRSE Member University of Aberdeen. Professor of Ecology 2019 Professor Anne Magurran FRSE Member University of St Andrews. Professor of Ecology and Evolution 2019 Professor Wayne Powell FLSW FRSE Member SRUC - King's Buildings Campus. Principal and Chief Executive 2021 Professor Christopher Secombes FRSE Member University of Aberdeen. Regius Chair of Natural History 2020 Professor Peter Tyack FRSE Member University of St Andrews. Professor of Marine Mammal Biology 2019 Professor Jeremy Wilson FRSE Member RSPB Scotland. Head of Conservation Science 2020 Total F3 M11 A4 - Cell and Molecular Biology 13 Committee Current Member Professor Vicki Stone FRSE Convener Heriot-Watt University. Professor of Toxicology and Director of 2021 Nano-Safety Research Group Professor Paul Birch FRSE Member University of Dundee. Professor of Plant Pathology and Deputy 2020 Head, Division of Plant Sciences Professor Clare Blackburn FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Tissue Stem Cell Biology 2019 Professor Neil Bulleid FRSE Member University of Glasgow. SULSA Professor of Cell Biology 2020 Professor Steven Homans FRSE Member Formerly Newcastle University. Former Pro-Vice-Chancellor of 2021 Science, Agriculture and Engineering Professor Walter Kolch FRSE Member University College Dublin. Director of Systems Biology Ireland 2021 Professor Nicholas La Thangue FMedSci Member University of Oxford. Chair of Cancer Biology 2021 Professor Karim Labib FRSE Member University of Dundee. Professor of Genome Integrity 2019 Professor Andrew Millar FRS, FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Systems Biology 2020 Professor Jeffrey Pollard FRSE, FMedSci Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Resilience Biology and 2020 Director MRC/University of Edinburgh Centre for Reproductive Health Professor Andrew Porter FRSE Member University of Aberdeen. Professor of Biotechnology 2019 Professor Jason Swedlow FRSE Member University of Dundee. Professor of Quantitative Cell Biology 2020 Professor Robert White FRSE, FMedSci Member University of York. Professor of Biochemistry 2019 Total F2 M11 RSE Sectional Committees - Committee Members As at: 07/03/2019 GROUP B: PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING AND INFORMATIC SCIENCES Members normally retire on 31 May of the year shown B1 - Physics and Astronomy 14 Committee Current Member Professor Moira Jardine FRSE Convener University of St Andrews. Professor of Astrophysics 2019 Professor Ian Bonnell FRSE Member University of St Andrews. Professor of Astronomy 2019 Professor Peter Clarke FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Physics 2020 Professor Martin Dawson FRSE Member University of Strathclyde. Director of Research, Institute of 2020 Photonics Professor Kishan Dholakia FRSE Member University of St Andrews. Professor of Physics 2020 Professor Daniele Faccio FRSE Member University of Glasgow. Professor of Quantum Technologies 2020 Professor Allister Ferguson FRSE Member University of Strathclyde. Professor of Photonics 2021 Professor Giles Hammond FRSE Member University of Glasgow. Professor of Experimental Gravitational 2021 Physics Professor Catherine Heymans FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Observational Cosmology 2021 Professor Thomas Krauss FRSE Member University of York. Professor of Photonics 2020 Professor Cait MacPhee CBE FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Biological Physics 2021 Professor Graeme Malcolm OBE FRSE, FREng Member M-Squared Lasers Ltd. Chief Executive Officer 2019 Professor Derryck Reid FRSE Member Heriot-Watt University. Professor of Physics and Head of Institute of 2021 Photonics and Quantum Sciences Professor Gillian Wright MBE, FRSE Member STFC UK Astronomy Technology Centre. Director 2019 Total F4 M10 B2 - Earth Sciences and Chemistry 14 Committee Current Member Professor Tony Fallick FRSE Convener University of Glasgow. Emeritus Professor of Isotope Geosciences 2019 Professor Polly Arnold OBE, FRSE, FRS, FRSC Member University of Edinburgh. Crum Brown Chair of Chemistry 2019 Professor Sharon Ashbrook FRSC FRSE Member University of St Andrews. Professor in Physical Chemistry 2019 Professor Dianne Edwards CBE FRS FLSW FRSE Member Cardiff University. Distinguished Research Professor in 2019 Palaeobotany Professor Joerg Feldmann FRSE Member University of Aberdeen. Head, Department of Chemistry 2021 Ms Tricia Henton MBE, FRSE Member Formerly Scottish Environment Protection Agency. Former Chief 2019 Executive Professor Eva Hevia FRSE Member University of Strathclyde. Professor in Pure and Applied Chemistry 2021 Professor Marcel Jaspars FRSE Member University of Aberdeen. Professor of Organic Chemistry 2019 Professor William Kerr FRSE Member University of Strathclyde. 1919 Professor of Organic Chemistry 2019 Professor Guy Lloyd-Jones FRS, FRSC FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Forbes Professor of Organic Chemistry 2019 Professor David O'Hagan FRSE Member University of St Andrews. Professor of Chemistry and Head of 2020 School of Chemistry Professor Andrew Smith FRSE Member University of St Andrews. Professor of Organic Chemistry 2020 Professor Alexander Tudhope FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Head of School of GeoSciences and 2020 Professor of Climate Studies Professor Paul Wyatt FRSE Member University of Dundee. Professor of Drug Discovery, Head of Drug 2019 Discovery Unit Total F5 M9 RSE Sectional Committees - Committee Members As at: 07/03/2019 B3 - Engineering 14 Committee Current Member Professor David Cumming FRSE, FREng Convener University of Glasgow. Professor of Electronic Systems and Head of 2020 Electronics and Nanoscale Engineering Research Division Professor Alistair Borthwick FREng FRSE Member University of Edinburgh. Professor of Applied
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