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Annual Report 2002

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April 2003

______CHANCELLOR Canberra ACT 0200 Australia Chancelry (Bld 10) Telephone: +61 2 6125 2113 Australian National University Facsimile: +61 2 6125 8524 Email: [email protected]

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14 April 2003

The Hon Dr Brendan Nelson MP Minister for Education, Science and Training Parliament House CANBERRA ACT 2600

Dear Minister Report of the Council for the period 1 January 2002 to 31 December 2002 We have the honour to transmit the report of the Council of The Australian National University for the period 1 January 2002 to 31 December 2002 furnished in compliance with Section 9 of the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1977.

Yours sincerely

Emeritus Professor P E Baume Professor I W Chubb Chancellor Vice-Chancellor

Contents

Council and University Officers 1 Further information about ANU Overview of The Australian National University 5 Detailed information about the achievements of ANU in 2002, especially research and teaching outcomes, is Review of 2002 11 contained in the annual reports of the University’s re- Council and Council Committee Meetings 16 search schools, faculties, centres and administrative divisions. University Statistics 18 Cooperation with Government and For course and other academic information, other Public Institutions 25 contact Joint Research Projects undertaken with Director universities, CSIRO and other institutions 71 Student and Academic Services Principal Grants and Donations 136 The Australian National University CANBERRA ACT 0200 University Public Lectures 151 Telephone 02 6125 3339; Fax 02 6125 0751 Freedom of Information Act1982 Statement 154 For general information, contact Financial Statements 157 Director Index Marketing and Communications Division Administrative Structure The Australian National University CANBERRA ACT 0200 Academic Structure Telephone 02 6125 2229; Fax 02 6125 5568

The Council and University Officers The Council and University Ofﬁcers The Council One Member of Parliament appointed by the Governor-Gen- eral on the nomination of the Leader of the Opposition 2002 Senator K Carr, BA (Hons) DipEd MA Melb (13/10/ Chancellor 1999 to 12/10/2003) The Hon Emeritus Professor P E Baume, AO, MB BS Two persons appointed by the Chief Minister of the ACT MD Syd, HonDLitt USQ, FRACP, FAFPHM, FRACGP (Hon) (to 30/11/2003) Mr M Delaney, BA LaTrobe (14/09/2001 to 13/09/2005) Pro-Chancellor Ms T Kyprianou, BA LLB ANU (30/10/2002 to 29/10/ 2006) Dr A C Bennett, SC BSc (Hons) PhD Syd, LLB NSW (to 13/11/2004) Justice M M Finn, BA LLB Qld (20/05/1994 to 31/05/ 2002) Vice-Chancellor One person who is either a Dean or the Head of a Research Professor I W Chubb, AO MSc DPhil Oxon, Hon DSc School and is elected, in either case, by the Deans and the Flinders (to 31/12/2007) Heads of the Research Schools voting together Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor D Evans, BSc Syd, PhD ANU, FRACI, FAA Chair, Research Committee (30/09/02 to 29/09/04) Professor J Hearn, BSc MSc Dub, PhD ANU (to 01/10/ Professor A Milner, BA (Hons) Monash, MA PhD Cornell, 2008) FASSA (30/09/2000 to 29/09/2002) Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) One member of the academic staff of the Institute of Advanced Studies elected by the members of that staff Chair, Education Committee Dr I Morgan, BSc Melb, PhD Monash (30/09/2002 to 29/ Professor M Gillies, BA ANU, MA Camb, MMus PhD 09/2004) Lond, DipEd Qld, LMusA, LTCL, FLCM, FAHA (to 01/ 01/2009) Professor J White, BSc Syd, DPhil Oxon, CMG, FAA, FRS (30/09/2000 to 29/09/2002) President, ANU Students’ Association One member of the academic staff of The Faculties elected by Ms J Yin (01/12/2001 to 30/11/2002) the members of that staff Mr S Michelson (01/12/2002 to 30/11/2003) Dr A Hyslop, BA Adel/LaT, PhD LaT (30/09/2002 to 29/ President, Postgraduate and Research Students’ Association 09/2004) Ms S Grey, MA (Hons) Auck (17/05/2001 to 01/12/ Dr M Green, BSc NSW, PhD ANU (30/09/1998 to 29/ 2002) 09/2002) Mr M K Alexander (02/12/2002 to 01/12/2003) Two persons elected by Convocation Four persons appointed by the Governor-General Ms B M Arndt, BSc ANU, MPsych NSW (30/09/02 to 29/09/05) Ms G Carnegie, BEc Monash, MPA Harv, MAIIA, FAI- CD (06/02/2001 to 05/02/2005) Dr P McCullagh, MD Melb, DPhil Oxon (30/09/02 to 29/09/05) Mr I F Grigg, AM BA ANU (13/12/2000 to 12/12/2004) Dr D H Solomon, BA LLB (Hons) LittD ANU Dr M S Keating, AC AO BCom (Hons) Melb, PhD ANU, FRAIPA, FASSA (13/12/2000 to 12/12/2004) One member of the general staff of the University elected by members of that staff Ms E Nosworthy, BA LLB LLM (06/02/2001 to 27/08/ 2002) Ms K Hill (26/05/2002 to 27 May 2004) (1 position vacant from 28/07/2002) Mr K J Lonsdale, AssocDipMechEng DDIAE, BTech USQ, PGCertCnflctMgt Macq (26/05/2000 to 25/05/ One Member of Parliament appointed by the Governor-Gen- 2002) eral on the nomination of the Prime Minister A co-opted member Senator B Mason, BA LLB(Hons) ANU, MPhil Cantab (25/10/2000 to 24/10/2004) Mr J F Muir, AO (to 31/09/2004)

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University Ofﬁcers Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology 2002 Professor John Baird, BSc PhD ANU Chancellor Dean, Faculty of Law The Hon Emeritus Professor Peter Erne Baume, AO, MB Professor Michael Coper, BA LLB Syd, PhD NSW, Barris- BS MD Syd, HonDLitt USQ, FRACP, FAFPHM, ter NSW, Barrister & Solicitor ACT FRACGP (Hon) (to 30/11/2003) Dean, Faculty of Science Pro-Chancellor Professor Don G Byrne, BA PhD Adel, FASSA, FAPS, Dr Annabelle Claire Bennett, SC BSc (Hons), PhD Syd, FICPM (interim to 2 April 2002) LLB NSW Professor Timothy Carlisle Brown, BSc Monash, PhD Vice-Chancellor Camb. (from 3 April 2002) Professor Ian William Chubb, AO MSc DPhil Oxon, Hon ANU Medical School DSc Flinders Professor Paul A Gatenby, MBBS Tas, PhD Syd, FRACP, Deputy Vice-Chancellor FRCPA, MRACMA Professor John Alan Richards, BE PhD NSW, FIREE, Director, School of Art FIEAust, FIEEE, FTSE, CPEng Professor David Williams, TACTC Melb, TC DipArt Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) RMIT, Fellow RMIT, MEd LaTrobe Chair, Research Committee Director, School of Music Professor John Hearn, BSc MSc Dub, PhD ANU Professor Nicolette Fraillon, BMus Melb Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) Director, The John Curtin School of Medical Research Chair, Education Committee Professor Judith Whitworth, AC, DSc MD PhD BS Melb FRACP Professor Malcolm Gillies, BA ANU, MA Camb, MMus PhD Lond, DipEd Qld, LMusA, LTCL, FLCM, FAHA Director, Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academic Development and Informa- Professor John Norris, BSc PhD ANU (interim to 21 July tion Services) 2002) Chair, Information Strategy Committee Professor Penny D Sackett, BS UNO, MS PhD UPIT (from 22 July 2002) Professor Robin Barrington Stanton, BE PhD NSW Director, Research School of Biological Sciences Chair, Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies Professor John Gibson, BSc (Hons) PhD Sheff, MA ScD Professor Brian L N Kennett, PhD ScD Camb Camb (Interim) Chair, Board of The Faculties Dean, Research School of Chemistry Dr Ann L Kumar, BA (Oriental Studies), PhD ANU, FAHA Professor Denis Evans, BSc Syd, PhD ANU, FRACI, FAA Dean, Faculty of Arts Director, Research School of Earth Sciences Associate Professor Adam Shoemaker, BA (Hons) Queen's, Professor T Mark Harrison, BSc Univ of Brit.Col, PhD PhD ANU ANU Dean, Faculty of Asian Studies Director, Research School of Information Sciences and Engi- Professor Anthony C Milner, BA Monash, MA PhD Cor- neering nell, FASSA Professor Brian Anderson, AO PhD Stan, DHC Louvain, Dean, Faculty of Economics and Commerce Hon Dr sc.tech. ETH Zurich, Hon DEng Syd, Hon DEng Melb, Hon DSc NSW, FAA, FRS, FTSE, FIEEE, FIEAust Professor Timothy Brailsford, MEc PhD Monash, FCPA, (to September 2002) AAIBF (Snr), FAIM (to 14 June 2002) Professor Robin Stanton, BE PhD NSW (interim from Professor Terence John O’Neill, BSc Adel, MS PhD Stan- September 2002) ford, AStat (interim from 15 June to 31 July 2002) Director, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies Professor Gary Monroe, BSc NMU PhD UMass, FCPA (interim from 1 August to 30 November 2002) Professor James Fox, AB Harv, BLitt DPhil Oxon, KNAW, FASSA Professor Keith A Houghton, BCom Melb, MSc (Econ) Lond, PhD WAust, FCPA (from November 2002)

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Director, Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering Director, Scholarly Information Services Professor Erich Weigold, BSc Adel, PhD, FAA, FTSE, Mr Colin Robert Steele, MA Liv, GradDipLib Lond, ALA, FAPS, FAIP (to October 2002) AALIA, KtCrossSpain (to March 2002) Professor Jim Williams, BSc PhD, NSW, FAIP, FIEAust, Ms Sue Kosse, BA UQ, AALIA (interim) FTSE (from October 2002) Director, Information Infrastructure Services Director, Research School of Social Sciences Dr Robin Erskine, BSc PhD Glas (to October 2002) Professor Ian McAllister, BA CNAA, MSc PhD Strath, Head, Supercomputer Facility, Information Infrastructure FASSA Services Director, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies Dr Bob Gingold, BSc(HonsI) Monash, PhD ANU Professor Robert Wasson, BA (Hons) Syd, PhD Macq Director, Corporate Information Services Dean, Mathematical Sciences Institute Mrs Fay Gibbons, BSc Syd, GradDipCompStud CCAE Professor Peter Hall, BSc(Hons) Syd, MSc ANU, DPhil Director, Scholarly Technology Services Oxf, DHC Louvain, FAA, FRS (to 20 January 2002) Dr Brian Molinari, BE WAust, PhD Camb Professor Alan Carey, BSc Syd, MSc Adel, DPhil Oxf (from 21 January 2002) Director, Human Resources Director, Asia Pacific School of Economics and Management Ms Anne Cavanagh, BA Grad Dip (Public Law) ANU (interim to April 2002) Professor Ron Duncan, BAgEc MAgEc UNE, PhD ANU (to September 2002) Mr Mark Clisby, BA (Hons) Adel, Grad.Dip (Adult & Further) Ed SACAE, M.Ed. (Human Resources Studies), Professor Andrew MacIntyre, BA (Hons) MA, PhD ANU UniSA (from September 2002) Director, Student Recruitment and International Education Director, Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research Mr Timothy Beckett, MA Dub Professor Jon Altman, BA MA (Hons) Auck, PhD ANU Director, Student Administration and Support Services Director, Centre for Cross Cultural Research Dr Patricia Miller, BSc (Hons), PhD Manc Professor Howard Morphy, BSc MPhil Lond, PhD ANU Director, Facilities and Services Director, Humanities Research Centre Mr Warwick Raymond Williams, BSc NSW Professor Iain McCalman, BA MA ANU, PhD Monash, FRHS, FASSA, FAHA Director, Finance and Business Services Director, National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Mr Alan Raymond Bunsell, BAppSc CCAE, FCPA Health Director, Public Affairs Division Dr Anthony McMichael, MB BS PhD, FAFPHM Mr James Scott Mahoney, BA ANU, FPRIA (to March Director, National Graduate School of Management 2002) Professor Bruce Stening, CA Well, PhD NSW, FAIM Ms Peggy Daroesman, BA Grad Dip Legal Studies ANU (interim from March to May 2002) Director, Centre for Mental Health Research Mr Bruno Yvanovich, BSc Flind, MPubAdmin, Canb (in- Professor Anthony Jorm, BA Qld, GDipComp Deakin, terim from May to July 2002) MPsychol PhD NSW, DSc ANU, FASSA Director, Marketing and Communications Division Director, Centre for Educational Development and Academic Methods Ms Lee-ann Norris, BA (Comm) CSU, MBA RMIT, BBus (Marketing) Monash (from July 2002) Dr Linda Hort, BA (Hons) PhD ANU, DipEd Universite de Geneve, MA GU Director, Planning and Quality Assurance Unit Dean, The Graduate School Mr Robert Arthur, BA ANU (to March 2002) Dr John Hooper, BA (Hons) Syd, PhD Oxon Manager, Statistical and Planning Services Office Dean of Students Ms Wendy Marchment, BSc UNE, GradDip Admin NTU, MBA SCU Mr Selwyn Harcourt Cornish, BEc WAust. Director, Development Office Mr Bruno Yvanovich, BSc Flind., MPubAdmin Canb

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Legal Officer Mr Kenneth Grime, Barrister & Solicitor Master, University House Professor John Alan Richards, BE PhD NSW, FIREE, FIEAust, FIEEE, FTSE, CPEng Director, Research Services Office Dr Ian McMahon, BSc PhD ANU

Ofﬁcers for Ceremonial Occasions Marshal Mr Selwyn Harcourt Cornish, BEc WAust Esquire Bedell Dr Eliza Ahmed, BSc(Hons) MSc Dhaka, PhD ANU

4 Overview of the Australian National University Overview of the Australian National University The Australian National University was established by The University’s reputation Federal Parliament in 1946 with a mission to bring credit to the nation and be one of the world’s great universities. The strength of the ANU lies in its formidable reputation for high quality academic work. The University is distinguished by its relentless pursuit of excellence, resulting in outstanding teaching and pro- The extent of that reputation can be assessed by the judge- found achievements in research. ments made by others of the University’s research and teaching prowess and the important linkages it has estab- To this end, 2002 was an outstanding year for ANU, lished with other prestigious institutions around the world. achieving international recognition for research achievements and receiving a lion’s share of Australian Research Some of the highlights are listed below: Council and National Health and Medical research Coun- cil competitive grants awarded through the year. Among The US-based Institute of Scientific Information consist- many individual staff members recognised for excellence, ently ranks ANU within the top 100 universities world- ANU scientific pioneer Professor Frank Fenner was wide, based on the quality of the University's research out- awarded the Prime Minister’s Award for Science, making put. Worldwide ranking by subject included Space Sci- 2002 a particularly memorable year ence (16), Geosciences (17), Mathematics (40), Plant & Animal Science (46), Social Sciences General (70), Envi- Goals ronment Ecology (71), Chemistry (90), Economics and Business (96), Physics (96) and Immunology (97). Through the relentless pursuit of excellence, the ANU will be one of the world’s top universities. Other indicators place ANU Asia-Pacific studies as the world's best, Applied Statistics fourth in the world in pub- In research, ANU will position itself as one of the world’s lications output, 51st in the world in best-performing top universities in its selected fields. Economics Departments (62) and Political Science in In education, ANU will equip graduates with the attributes 56th place in the world. and skills that will enable them to take their place among The ANU Philosophy program was again recognised ex- their peers from the world’s top universities; ANU degrees ternally and ranked first in Australia and in the top 14 phi- and diplomas will thus draw from, and be based on, high losophy programs in the English-speaking world. The internationally-benchmarked levels of scholarship. quality of the program was underscored by the even higher ratings the ANU program received in each of its four areas A unique University of specialisation. The ANU was established in 1946 by an Act of the Com- Examples of the University’s achievements are listed below monwealth Parliament. The Parliament looks to the ANU to lead the nation and the ANU looks to Parliament to give substance to its support for the role of the ANU. The ANU was established as a unique research-focused institution, funded by the nation to drive research for the social, and cultural, intellectual and economic betterment of the nation. It is one of a number of national institutions directly established by the Parliament to underpin ‘nation building’ in country that is a federation of sovereign states: others include the National Library, the National Muse- um, the National Archives, the National Gallery, the War Memorial. Throughout its history, the ANU has embraced change and in a period of substantial change and intense competition in the higher education sector, the ANU has maintained a strong position at the forefront of Australian university research.

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The Research School of Information Sciences and Engi- neering established numerous linkages with international research groups, conducting the inaugural workshop of the Japan-Australia Project in Advanced Reasoning Sys- tems on campus; contributing to the 15th Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence; and collaborating with the Istituto per la Ricerca Scientifica e Tecnologica (IRST), Trento, Italy solving realistic problems of power supply restoration in real time for the first time ever. The University signed an agreement to locate the $10 million Faulkes telescope, the third largest optical telescope in Australia, at its Siding Spring Observatory in northern New South Wales. ANU researchers were awarded a $9 million grant by the US Government to establish a unique library of mice in order to identify genes that regulate immunity and tolerance of disease. Professor Chris Goodnow is leading the new project, which is based on pioneering research techniques developed at ANU. The year 2002 marked the first full year of operation for the Archives Program, comprising the University Archives and the Noel Butlin Archives Centre. It represented a period of consolidation for the Program and an opportunity to engage in long term planning for the preservation of the University’s substantial archival resources. During 2002 agreement was reached with Tsinghua Uni- versity in China to collaborate in offering the National Graduate School of Management’s Master of Manage- ment (Innovation Management) degree. The Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research collaborated with Rio Tinto, the Committee for Economic Development of Australia and a number of Indigenous organisations on the ARC Linkage project, ‘Indigenous community organisations and miners: Partnering sustainable regional development?’ The Centre also collaborated with Maningrida Arts and Culture and other groups on the ARC Linkage Project ‘Timber harvest management for the Aboriginal arts industry: Socioeconomic, cultural and ecological determinants of sustainability in a remote community context’. The National Institute of the Arts has reached agreement with the ACT Government to restore funding to a total of $1.6 million, to allow a range of education programs to be delivered in and to primary, secondary and college level students; expert assistance from School of Music staff to community music groups; scholarships for students that provide performance opportunities with the Canberra Symphony Orchestra; subsidies for community arts access programs and public art projects. Structure and Governance The ANU was established immediately after the World War II to help build a new scientific and cultural base for the nation. Many of the leading Australians of the day were recruited to establish the new University and to en-

6 Overview of the Australian National University sure it pursued cutting-edge research, achieving the highest international standards. From these high expectations, the University campus was created amidst bushland on the Acton Peninsula in the heart of the nation’s capital, Canberra. As a research university, the ANU was to undertake “postgraduate research and study both generally and in relation to subjects of major importance.” In 1960, undergraduate courses were introduced, following amalgamation with Canberra University College. In 1992, the University amalgamated with the then Canberra Institute of the Arts. In 2001, 12 National Institutes were established to expose the diverse research conducted in the University’s centres, faculties and research schools, offering new opportunities by uniting researchers from different disciplines with common interests. The University’s research and teaching are funded from three principal sources: Commonwealth Government block grants; income generated competitively from public and private sources for research and teaching; and from full-fee paying students. The University’s Commonwealth Government operating grant is provided (a) to support the teaching and research responsibilities of The Faculties on the same basis as other Australian universities; (b) as block funding to support the special national and international roles of the Institute of Advanced Studies in research and research training; and (c) for capital works and equipment. The University is governed by a 22-member Council comprising: the Chancellor, the Pro-Chancellor, the Vice- Chancellor, the Chairs of the Education and Research Committees, the presidents of the two student associations, four nominees of the Governor-General, one nominee of the Prime Minister, one nominee of the Leader of the Opposition, and two nominees of the Chief Minister of the ACT; a member elected by Heads of Research Schools and Deans of Faculties; a member elected by the academic staff of the Institute of Advanced Studies; a member elected by the academic staff of The Faculties; a member elected by the general staff; two members elected by convocation; and a member appointed by Council. Council receives advice on matters relating to education, learning, research and the academic work of the University from the Academic Board and its sub-committees (Educa- tion Committee; Research Committee; Information Strat- egy Committee) and from Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies and the Board of the Faculties, which both report through the Academic Board. There is strong student representation on the academic boards. The Vice-Chancellor and President is the Chief Executive Officer of the University and is responsible for overall University leadership and management of resources. In 2002 the University Executive included the Vice-Chan- cellor, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), the Deputy Vice- Chancellor (Education) and the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Ac- ademic Development and Information Strategy).

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In 2002, the hallmark of The ANU was not just the pur- For example, (i) both undergraduate enrolments and un- suit of excellence, but its attainment. dergraduate and postgraduate completions, (ii) research publications, citations, awards and participation in profes- The University demonstrated excellence in planning and sional bodies and learned societies, (iii) success at winning vision as well as in its research and education activities. contested funding, and (iv) gains in external income. Amidst a fundamental review of higher education by the • The extent of cross-University activity. Federal Government, the ANU established a three-year vision — ANU to 2005 — for its development, setting tan- For example, (i) joint appointment and staff development gible university-wide targets and delivering a blueprint to initiatives, (ii) cross-University supervision of students, fortify the foundations of the University. (iii) contributions to National Institutes, and (iv) new academic developments that draw from more than one aca- Budget decisions demic unit. Since 2001 the annual University budget process has in- • The scope of relations and collaborations with exter- corporated a performance-based funding metric. Budgets nal groupings. are adjusted to account for any agreed changes, then con- For example, (i) contributing and linking to education solidated and circulated to all parties involved. Resources and research activities and national academies/institutes, are allocated as “one line budgets” to the Dean or Director broadly interpreted, (ii) cooperation with Government who has full responsibility for subsequent departmental and other public institutions, and (iii) cooperation with distributions. industry and the professions (as appropriate). The University’s budget strategy focuses on four main ob- The purpose is to provide incentive and reward for initia- jectives: tive. The line has been kept at 3% in order to keep any loss •To prepare the path for the University through the to a manageable level while allowing some units to grow. changes brought about by external influences and recog- The recently-introduced DEST competitive funding nising the need to be flexible to accommodate future changes have been accommodated within the budget changes in funding models; process with 70 per cent of Research Infrastructure Block •To increase higher degree by research student num- Grants and Institutional Grants Scheme funding and close bers; to100 per cent of Research Training Scheme income returned to academic units. •To position the University for performance-based distribution, and re-distribution, of internal funds against The University maintains a Capital Management Plan specified criteria; and (CMP), a rolling ten year program designed to (i) provide funding for basic and ongoing commitments, especially To provide incentives to encourage units to take the ac- for ongoing backlog maintenance, and to meet emerging tions that will enhance their capacity. statutory requirements, (ii) to achieve a balance between The annual budget process involves a series of individual those requirements and demands for new major capital meetings between the Vice-Chancellor and each person works, and (iii) to reflect long-term campus development responsible for a University budget unit. Budget units are priorities. CMP applications are received as part of the required to submit a written statement outlining their pri- budget process. orities for their area, and their performance against appropriate yardsticks. Underperformance (or unacceptably low Indigenous Initiatives performance) requires remedial action to be specified. In 2002, the University made a major formal commitment Having considered all inputs, a budget is constructed by to reconciliation with Indigenous Australians, delivering a the Vice Chancellor and discussed widely. Reconciliation Statement acknowledging past wrongs and The operating grant allocated in the budget has two com- expressing a profound commitment to working towards ponents: a base grant and 3 per cent distributed competi- better outcomes for Indigenous people. tively between the units. Each year individual budget units The Statement says in part, “The Australian National can expect 97 per cent of their prior year operating alloca- University (ANU) expresses its profound regret for the tion and 3per cent will be at risk. Each unit is invited to dispossession, inequalities and continuing disadvantage secure a share of the aggregate 3 per cent and is judged that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue against specified and transparent criteria. to suffer as a consequence of European settlement. The These include : University is sorry for the harmful effects these actions, policies and attitudes have had on the dignity and spirit of • The achievement of educational, research, grant and Indigenous Australians.” budget targets. The Statement commits the ANU to increase educational outcomes at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels

8 Review of 2002 for Indigenous Australians, to encourage employment of A total of 13 new undergraduate programs were offered in Indigenous staff and to establish stronger links with a 2002: range of institutions to foster greater support for Indige- Bachelor of Photonics in the Faculty of Science; Bachelor nous people. of Arts (International Relations) and Bachelor of Arts (So- The University has also appointed the renowned lawyer, cial Work) in the Faculty of Arts; Bachelor Electronic social justice advocate and community leader Professor Commerce and Bachelor of Finance in the Faculty of Eco- Michael (Mick) Dodson as the inaugural Indigenous nomics and Commerce; Bachelor of Engineering (Com- Chair of the ANU Institute for Indigenous Australia, affil- munication Systems), Bachelor of Engineering iated with the University’s Law Faculty. (Mechatronic Systems), Bachelor of Engineering (Manu- facturing and Mechanical Systems), Bachelor of Engineer- Professor Dodson will play a leading role in the developing (Materials and Mechanical Systems), Bachelor of ment and co-ordination of indigenous scholarship and re- Engineering (Semiconductor Electronics), Bachelor of search at the University and in the support of Indigenous Engineering (Sustainable Energy Systems), Bachelor of students. Engineering (Photonic Systems), Bachelor of Engineering Professor Dodson’s appointment is one of the outcomes of (Environmental Systems) in the Faculty of Engineering a major review of indigenous scholarship and student sup- and Information Technology. port carried out for the University by Dr Peter Read in The Faculty of Science also introduced the new degree of 2001. Master of Contemporary Science to update teachers in the The University had 49 Indigenous students in Semester 1 exciting science produced since their undergraduate days of 2002 and 60 Indigenous students in Semester 2. In the Faculty of Arts, the Master of Applied Anthropolo- gy and Participatory Development program graduated its Students first students, and enrolments continue to grow, with in- In 2002, postgraduate load represented 25 per cent of the ternational student enrolments exceeding original expecta- student load. tions. Flexible learning modes will be developed further during 2003. Of the student total, 51 per cent were female — 47 per cent of postgraduates and 53 per cent of undergraduates. The Faculty of Economics and Commerce achieved a 64% increase in International enrolments. The majority of students studied full-time. Students from the ACT/Queanbeyan region made up 63 Staff per cent of the total, while 16 per cent were from overseas. The total number of Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) staff at At the postgraduate level, the proportion of students from the ANU was 3,318, comprising 1,160 academic staff, 1843 overseas was much higher, at 35 per cent. general staff, and 315 casual and part-time teaching staff. 83 per cent of undergraduate students were under the age 47 per cent of FTEs were located in the Research Schools of 25, while 51 per cent of postgraduates were over 30 and Centres with 26 per cent in the National Institute of years old. the Arts and The Faculties. The Central Units, Adminis- Almost 74 per cent of ANU students paid HECS while al- tration and Trading areas made up the balance. most 26 per cent paid Domestic Tuition Fees or Interna- 67 per cent of all staff (including casual and part-time) tional Student Fees. The remainder paid non-award were on continuing appointments. tuition fees. The majority of both academic and general staff worked ANU offers a variety of combined degrees; in 2001, com- full time. bined degrees represented 42 per cent of the total bachelor degree enrolment. Females represented 54 per cent of general staff and 28 per cent of academic staff. The proportion of students in the commencing undergraduate intake who achieved a UAI of 95 or more was 25 Research-only staff made up 59 per cent of the total aca- per cent. demic FTEs. The Student-Staff ratio in The Faculties and the National Enrolments Institute of the Arts (including part-time teachers) was 16.9. There was strong demand for ANU courses in 2002, with enrolments up 9.4 per cent on 2001. Awards and achievements Summary Total Annual Student Load, 1997–2002 Many ANU staff and students were recognised in 2002 Year 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 with national and international awards. Total 8714.7 8318.8 8372.5 8205.0 8425.5 9216 Load Former Vice-Chancellor, Emeritus Professor Deane Ter- rell, was awarded the Order of Australia (AO) for his service to education, particularly as a pioneer in establishing international links between Australian and overseas uni-

9 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 versities, as a leading contributor to organisations bridging ence degree from Cambridge University; Professor Mat- the academic and business sectors and as an administrator thew Spriggs was elected a Fellow of the Society of and educator. Antiquaries of London; Professor David Marr was appointed a Professorial Fellow at the Nordic Institute of After decades of research at the John Curtin School of Asian Studies in Copenhagen; Professor Brij Lal was elect- Medical Research, 2002 was another remarkable year for ed Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Common- Professor Frank Fenner, who received the Ian Clunies wealth Studies of the University of London ; Mr Peter Ross Lifetime Achievement Award and the Prime Minis- Grimshaw (dec) was awarded a posthumous OBE by the ter’s Science Prize. Papua New Guinea Government for services to Papua Among other staff at the School, Dr Greg Stuart was pre- New Guinea. Professor Rhys Jones was posthumously sented with the German Government endowed Alexander made an Officer in the General Division of the Order of von Humboldt Foundation Sofja Kovalevskaja award; Australia for ‘service to archaeology, particularly in the ar- Professor Philip Board was named the Australian Society eas of research and teaching, and as a leader in matters re- for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Lemberg Medal- lating to world heritage, conservation and indigenous list for 2002; Professor Chris Goodnow was elected as a social justice issues’. Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science, and Profes- Professor Matthew Spriggs was also awarded the Vanuatu sor Judith Whitworth was named Telstra ACT Business General Service Medal (GSM) presented by the President Woman of the Year. of Vanuatu, Father John Bani, at the Vanuatu Independ- Dr Mark Hulett won the 2002 Howard Florey Young In- ence Day Celebrations, 30 July 2002, for service to archae- vestigator’s award. ology in Vanuatu. A 2002 Asia-Pacific School of Economics and Manage- Dr Udo Thiel was awarded a prestigious Fellowship at the ment graduate, Dr John Kunkel, was awarded the J.G. Duke August Library Research Centre in Wolfenbuettel, Crawford Award. Seung-Kwang Choi won the Sanwa Germany. Bank Foundation Award. The Helen Hughes prize was Dr Peter Brown was honoured by the French government awarded to Renato Hasanover. by being made 'Chevalier dans l'ordre des Palmes At the Mathematical Sciences Institute, Professor Alan Academique'. McIntosh was recognised widely in the national press and The Frank Luther Mott Journalism and Mass Communi- international arena for his part in the solution of a 40-year- cation Award (United States) was awarded to Dr Douglas old mathematics problem — the Kato square root prob- Craig for his book Fireside Politics: Radio and Political Cul- lem. This was achieved in collaboration with mathemati- ture in the United States, 1920–1940. cians from France and the USA. He was awarded 2002 Moyal Medal for excellence in Mathematics. Dr Heather McDonald, a former PhD student, has been awarded the 2002 AIATSIS Stanner Award for her book, Dr Xu-Jia Wang received recognition for his solution Blood, Bones and Spirit: Aboriginal Christianity in an East (with Neil Trudinger) of a 200-year-old mathematical Kimberley Town (MUP). problem and received a medal from the Australian Math- ematical Society. Ms Corin Throsby, who graduated with the University Medal in English in 1999, won one of three James Fairfax Professors John Hutchinson and Yuri Kivshar were elected Oxford Australia scholarships offered in 2002 for Austral- Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science, and Alan ians to study at Oxford. Welsh was elected to the American Statistical Association. Mr Julian Lamb won a 2002 Commonwealth (Cam- The Director of the Humanities Research Centre, Profes- bridge) scholarship to study at Cambridge. Julian graduat- sor Iain McCalman, was awarded the British Academy ed with the University Medal in English in 2001 and is Centenary Medal (on behalf of the Australian Academy of undertaking a PhD at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, the Humanities) and the Federation Centenary Medal. studying Milton and Shakespeare. The J N Insall Fellowship was awarded to Dr Paul Smith, Dr Boyd Hunter of the Centre for Aboriginal Economic a Clinical Associate Professor within the Medical School. Policy Research was awarded the Australian Census Ana- This is the highest award for young surgeons conferred by lytic Program Fellowship by the Australian Bureau of Sta- the Knee Society. tistics for 2002 and 2003. Professor Gottfried Otting, from the Research School of Dr Rob Heinsohn of the Centre for Resource and Envi- Chemistry, took up his Federation Fellowship during ronmental Studies was elected Vice-President of Australa- 2002. This is the most prestigious fellowship awarded by sian Society for Study of Animal Behaviour. the ARC. Dr David Lindenmayer was nominated for the Tyler Prize Professor Lew Mander was awarded the David Craig Med- in the USA for his book on forest biodiversity conservation. al, which is the Australian Academy of Science's most prestigious award for chemistry. Professor Robert Wasson was appointed Chair of the ACT Sustainability Expert Reference Group. Professor Atholl Anderson from the Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies was awarded a Doctorate of Sci-

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Dr Colin Butler from National Centre for Epidemiology Professor Desley Deacon, head of the Research School of and Health was awarded the W.D. Borrie Prize, by the Social Science’s History Program, was elected Fellow of Australian Population Association for the best essay on a the Australian Academy of the Social Sciences. population-related topic submitted by a postgraduate stu- Dr Diane Langmore, who is currently Acting General Ed- dent. Dr Richard Eckersley was awarded the Public itor of the Australian Dictionary of Biography, was award- Health Association of Australia’s 2002 Damon Laris Prize ed the 2002 Council Medal for General Staff Excellence. for public health perspectives on suicide, for his essay, 'Su- icide in young people: causal layers and complexities'. Professor John Ritchie was awarded an Order of Australia (AO) for service in recording the history of the social sci- Professor Graham Farquhar of the Research School of Bi- ences and the humanities in Australia as General Editor of ological Sciences shared, with Drs Richard Richards, Tony the Australian Dictionary of Biography. Condon and Greg Rebetzke of CSIRO Plant Industry, the CSIRO Collaborative Research award for work building Professor Martin Davies was elected to the Fellowship of on his discovery relating carbon isotope discrimination to the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. water use efficiency and the use of this phenotype for the ANU computer scientist Dr Alistair Rendell became only selective breeding of drought-tolerant strains of wheat. the second person in the world to be recognised by a new Dr Ted Maddess was awarded a Clunies Ross National global education program run by computer network pro- Science and Technology Award for Innovation for his re- vider Sun Microsystems. Dr Rendell was awarded the title search, which led to the development of a commercial in- of Sun Lecturer, in recognition of his achievement and strument for the early detection of glaucoma. global leadership in research in computational science. An honorary doctorate was conferred on Professor Man- Dr Ted Maddess was recognised at the 2002 Clunies Ross dayam Srinivasan by the University of Zurich. National Science and Technology Awards for outstanding achievements in science. Professor Malcolm McCulloch of the Research School of Earth Sciences was made a Fellow of the American Geo- Professor Nicolette Fraillon, Director of the School of physical Union for major contributions to understanding Music, was appointed as the new Music Director and the origin and evolution of the Earth’s continental crust Chief Conductor of the Australian Ballet. and mantle and environmental science and climate change. Ms Joanne Searle (Ceramics) has been selected for exhibi- Dr Andrew Kiss was awarded the Australian Meteorologi- tion at the prestigious International Ceramic Competition cal and Oceanographic Society Federation PhD Prize. to be held in Faenza, Italy in 2003. Professor Brian Anderson of the the Research School of Mr Gilbert Riedelbauch (Computer Art Studio) and Mr Information Sciences and Engineering was elected a US Scott Chaseling (alumni) were invited to be part of the National Academy of Engineering Foreign Associate in prestigious Meister der Moderne (Modern Masters) exhibi- February 2002. Professor Richard Hartley received the tion at the Munich International Craft Fair. Both Gilbert Australian Academy of Science France-Australia Travel and Scott won a Bavarian State Prize. Award. Dr Bruce Millar was given an Award of Lifetime Among the students at the National Institute of the Arts Membership of the Australian Speech Science and Tech- to receive awards: Ms Jordy Hansen received a Land & nology Association in recognition of 30 years of prepara- Water Australia Postgraduate/Masters Scholarship Award tion, implementation and service to the organisation. valued at $56,000 over two years; Ms Manisha Guna- Mr Tony Pollock won the CUBIN (Centre for Ultra-Broad- wardena (Ceramics) and Ms Alison Locke (Painting) were band Information Networks) Student Paper Prize at the 3rd accepted in the 2nd International Digital Sculpture Com- 2003 Australian Communications Theory workshop. petition; Ms Cinnamon Lee (Gold & Silversmithing graduate 2001) won the 2002 Object Design Award for Dr Gunnar Räetsch received the prize for best PhD from Manufacture, and Ms Sally Howes (Ceramics graduate the University of Potsdam (Germany). He was also nomi- 2001) was selected to exhibit her work in Salzbrand 2002 nated for the best computer science PhD in Germany. in Koblenz, Germany, an exhibition held every four years. The Eureka Prize was awarded to Professor Alex Zelinsky Professor Ken Freeman was elected an Associate of the for his work in robotics and driver safety technology. Pro- Royal Astronomical Society and Dr Brian Schmidt was fessor Zelinsky was also elected Fellow of the Academy of awarded the Vainu Bappu Medal of the Astronomical So- Technological Sciences and Engineering, and Seeing Ma- ciety of India. chines received an R&D100 Award from R&D Magazine in Chicago, USA. Professor Richard Arculus was elected Fellow of the Min- eralogical Society of America. Professor Howard Morphy was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities in recognition of Dr Mark Humphrey received the David Syme Research his major contributions to a number of cultural and an- Prize. thropological fields, especially Australian Aboriginal art. Dr Kenneth Baldwin and Professor Robert Gregory were appointed members of ARC Expert Advisory Committees.

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Professor Chennupati Jagadish, Research School of Physi- Research performance cal Sciences & Engineering, was elected to the Fellowship of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, The ANU performed remarkably in receiving a large pro- New York. portion of publicly contested grants made available in 2002. Resources The major highlights in ANU Research for 2002 were: The Defining Undergraduate Learning Project (iLearning) •Topping the ARC 2003 Discovery funding awards, was funded from the University Plan for Growth in 2001 and the highest success rate (40 per cent) of any university to contribute to the development of a distinctive approach in the NHMRC 2003 funding round to undergraduate education at the ANU that builds on its •Winning six out of 25 ARC Federation Fellowships strengths as a research university. The Peer Support Pro- and five out of 25 ARC Professorial Fellowships gram, which was piloted in 2001, was fully implemented in 2002 with the semester 1 program training 90 mentors •Bidding successfully for NICTA and being a partner and ‘placing ’ 700 students. in five out of eight ARC Centres of Excellence The Information Literacy Program offered by the Divi- • Ranked in the top 1 per cent for 17 of 22 fields cov- sion of Information attracted a total of 16,415 people in ered by the Essential Science Indicators. 2002, representing an increase of more than 70 per cent ANU staff received a lion’s share of Australian Research on the previous year. Council grants awarded in 2002, with 137 Discovery The Information Commons Program achieved its target of Project grants, 19 Linkage Project grants and four Linkage integrating more than 1200 workstation based study desks Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities grants with a to- in a Commons, providing students with ready access to tal value of $48.5 million. the information infrastructure, course-based learning en- The National Health and Medical Research Council also vironments and educational materials. awarded $6.8 million in grants for 21 projects to be con- Refurbishment of the J.B. Chifley Building was commis- ducted by ANU staff. sioned and, when complete, will provide a facility of over The excellence of research at ANU was also recognised in 80 desks together with Digital Media Suite, and support the ARC’s announcement of funding for research Centres from a team of student consultants working under the aus- of Excellence. ANU staff will share in five of the eight pices of the Information Literacy Program. grants to establish centers, worth a total of more than $52 A project to provide 150 teaching support applications million. The grants include a $10.95 million grant to a across 90 lecture theatres and common rooms, called the consortium of researchers led by ANU Professor Hans Ba- Teaching and Learning Space Commons, was largely chor to establish a Quantum-Atom Optics Centre of Ex- completed in 2002. cellence on campus. A converged Networks and Communications group was ANU staff across a range of disciplines were identified as formally created on 1 January 2002, combining the Net- some of the world’s leading researchers by the Institute of work Services group of Information Infrastructure Servic- Scientific Information, in their Highly Cited Researchers es (IIS) with the PABX group of Facilities & Services. list released in 2002, providing further confirmation of the quality of ANU research. The APAC National Facility's supercomputer was ranked as the 31st most powerful in the world at the start of 2002 The ANU was confirmed as a major partner in the $130 and supported 223 projects during the year, involving 680 million National Information Communication Technolo- researchers across every state in Australia. The Facility gy Australia (NICTA) initiative. NICTA will build a core plays a vital role in supporting ANU research. of 300 world-class researchers and create more than 500 new PhD places in the next year through bases in Canber- The Division of Information also integrated videoconfer- ra and Sydney, leading Australia to the forefront of infor- ence facilities into the World Bank’s Global Development mation communication technology research. Learning Network. The Department of Physics commenced work using the The National Graduate School of Management was estab- systemic infrastructure grant for a collaborative High Op- lished as an independent center within the University in tical Power Test Facility ($4.83 million over the years 2002 and substantially increased student numbers during 2002–2004). the year. A $2.3 million grant was awarded in the Division of Bot- any and Zoology by the Grains Research and Develop- ment Corporation and the Grain Growers Association for control of the take-all fungus. A $1 million research grant was awarded by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research to develop eucalypts better suited to marginal farmlands.

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Funding of $US 1.4 million was awarded to Botany and In addition to ARC and NHMRC funding, new Grants for Zoology staff for a project on forest clearance in Papua Research School of Biological Sciences staff in 2002 in- New Guinea. clude: Mr Javaan Chahl, Telemetered Control System, US Air Force ($100,000 Nov 02–Jan 04); Professor Man- The Department of Chemistry was awarded a $100,000 dayam Srinivasan, Dr Jochen Zeil & Dr Shau-Wu Zhang, US National Science Foundation AWARE grant. Control of Insect Flight: Regulation of Flight Speed and The Faculty of Law won the highly competitive tender to Height above the Ground, US Air Force ($114,000 2002); host the National Judicial College of Australia and also Dr Gert Stange, Mr Javaan Chahl, Dr Michael Ibbotson earned recognition by Singapore of the ANU law degree and Dr Sally Stowe, Ocellar Base Stabilisation, US Air for the purposes of admission to practice in Singapore (on- Force ($356,000 June 2002–June 2005); Dr Tom ly 8 out of Australia’s 28 law schools so recognised). Wydrzysnski, The origin of oxygen on Earth: The innovation and evolution of photosynthetic water oxidation, Hu- The Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics won man Frontiers Science Project ($585,165 Nov 02–Nov 05) a $6.3 million contract to build a special camera called an Adaptive Optics Imager for the Gemini South Telescope At the Research School of Information Sciences and Engi- in Chile. neering, Professor John Lloyd was awarded a project grant of $766,000 through the Smart Internet Technology In addition to ARC and NHMRC grants, major grants CRC for 2003–2005 for the “Knowledge Acquisition and awarded to members of the John Curtin Medical School Machine Learning Project”. were: Professor Chris Goodnow, US$2million from the US National Institute of Health (NIH) for a project on Professor John Lloyd also took up a project grant of genes for tolerance and immunity, Professor Ian Ramshaw $50,000 through the Smart Internet CRC for the “Knowl- and Professor Alastair Ramsay US$400,000 from NIH for edge Acquisition and Machine Learning Project”. Profes- vaccine research, Dr Pankaj Sah, $305,000 from Pfizer sor Alexander Zelinsky took up a grant of $64,000 from Central, Dr Greg Stuart $850,000 from the Alexander Volvo Technological Development Corporation for a von Humboldt Foundation, Professor David Jans and col- project on “Vision for Smart Cars” and a $37,000 grant laborators $600,000 from the Wellcome Trust, Dr Robyn from DSTO for a project on “Hand Gesturing for Object Slattery, $220,000 from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Manipulation and Navigation”. Foundation, Dr Bill Cowden and Dr Brett Charlton The Research School of Social Sciences had a number of $375,000 from Praxis Pharmaceuticals, Professor Chris successes in external grants including a $2.2 million fund- Parish and collaborators $196,000 from the NSW Cancer ing from the ACT Racing and Gambling Commission to- Council. wards a Chair in Gambling Research; $462,000 from the Beyondblue: the national depression initiative awarded the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for Centre for Mental Health Research several grants during the Centre for Competition and Consumer Policy, and 2002, the largest being $1.6 million to undertake a nation- 870,000 Euro for Dr Sasha Courville of RegNet to con- al trial for the prevention of depression in older people, and duct a project on ‘Social Accountability in Sustainable Ag- one of $504,000 for the development of an interactive web riculture’ funded by the four main social and site designed to prevent depression and anxiety symptoms. environmental certification systems in EU agriculture. The PATH Through Life Project is a massive 20-year The Faculty of Asian Studies secured Australian Govern- study into the health of 7,500 people living in the Canber- ment funding for a number of initiatives with Indonesia, ra region. It will take a full three years to interview all the a variety of additional funding to assist with the Year-in- participants; the first wave of interviews was completed Asia program for undergraduates; consultancy work for early in 2002. Participants will be interviewed again every the business group, ASEAN Focus; consultancy work for four years for 20 years to monitor changes in their health. the Singapore firm Sri Kumar Siddique; and a consultancy with Asialink (Melbourne) in the management of a pres- Significant milestones for the Centre for Sustainable Ener- tigious national fellowship scheme. In 2002, the Faculty gy Systems included the announcement of the ‘Sliver’ so- (in partnership with RSPAS) appointed a new Professor of lar cell, which was developed over the past two years Korean Studies, funded largely by the Korea Foundation. andbeing commercialised by Origin Energy. Other milestones were the commencement of a program to construct The renewal of the Research School of Astronomy and As- a Combined Heat and Power Solar system project for the trophysics’s Siding Spring Observatory as a national facil- Bruce Hall extension in collaboration with Rheem/Sola- ity began in 2002, through the $5.6 million Systemic hart and with funding from the Australian Greenhouse Infrastructure Initiative. Office (due for completion in 2004), and the re-commis- In the Faculty of Science, research highlights included the sioning of the “Solar Big Dish”. second ever demonstration of continuous variable telepor- The Advanced Manufacturing and Production Systems tation, attracting worldwide media coverage and the first Group (AMPS) implemented the Simpress knowledge ever demonstrations of a non-classical interferometer, of capture system at the Ford Motor Company’s Geelong two-dimensional spatial quantum correlations and polari- Stamping Plant. This was developed out of research activ- sation squeezing. ities in the Department under the ongoing STAMP research collaboration.

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In biology, a new method was developed for DNA probes lectures, workshops and conferences in the areas of: Gov- and more discoveries were made in combating a fungus ernance and Legitimacy, Trade, Economy and Open Mar- that limits wheat production. kets, Education Policy and Academy-Government Linkages. In total, the National Europe Centre coordinat- In geology, new volcanoes were discovered under the sea ed more than 40 events during 2002, including lectures, in Melanesia and new discoveries were made in tapping seminars, workshops and conferences with several thou- the power in hot dry rocks (for which a company was suc- sand participants. cessfully floated on the stock exchange). The Archives Program increased its web presence through Events and Outreach its new website and through the new Australian Trade Un- ion Archives Internet gateway. This ARC-funded project The University plays a vital role in cultural and intellectual was launched in April and provides a single entry point to outreach, with staff playing a major role in shaping nation- a range of resources on trade unions and their history for al debates, informing policy and performing valuable pub- academic researchers and the general public. Dr Rae Franc- lic service. es of the University of NSW presented the first annual Among the many staff to play a prominent role in shaping Friends of the Noel Butlin Archives Centre lecture, enti- national debate in 2002, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Re- tled “Confessions of a promiscuous researcher” in April. search), Professor John Hearn, served as scientific adviser Outreach activities of the Archives Program included two to the Australian House of Representatives Committee on internal exhibitions “Archives as Art” and “Pearl Shells cloning and stem cell research and Chairman of the Aus- and Other Shells”, tours for students, family historians tralian Government’s Biotechnology Advisory Council. and library technicians and the provision of archival advice Among many areas to make important contributions to to depositors and community groups. national debate, the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre The Division of Information helped develop the kSpace made a major contribution to issues of global security. In exhibition for the National Museum of Australia, which the wake of the Bali bombing, many media outlets turned attracted more than 250,000 visitors during the year. The to the ANU for expert analysis on security and terrorism Division also conducted courses on High Performance issues, Indonesian and Asian politics and International Re- Computing for 339 people. lations. The Centre for Middle Eastern and Islamic Stud- ies continued to provide important insights into crises in The Faculty of Asian Studies established a new Australia- Afghanistan and the Middle East. ANU Legal experts pro- Southeast Asia dialogue, The Gantner-Myer Conversa- duced the Oxford Companion to the High Court of Austral- tions: a Javanese Masterclass — the first of its kind, involv- ia. Many other staff also played vital roles in debate ing students and academic specialists from around the through the year. nation, Europe, Indonesia, Japan and New Zealand; co- hosted Updates on Malaysia, Thailand, Burma, China, A highly stimulating new public seminar series, the Six Korea and Vietnam, and Seminars on Indonesia and Ja- Pack, commenced in March, organised by the Centre for pan-North Korea. Cross Cultural Research. Structured around the single overarching theme of Authenticities the seminars were pre- The Faculty of Asian Studies also co-hosted an ASEAN sented in three linked series of six. They proved to be enor- roundtable involving the Ambassadors of all the ASEAN mously popular and provided an opportunity for states represented in Canberra and invited Federal Gov- researchers from across the campus, including students, to ernment officials. showcase their current research. The series culminated in The National Institute of the Arts continued its commit- the inaugural CCR Annual Lecture presented by Professor ment to outreach programs in music and art by teaching Joel Kahn. Three Visiting Scholars Programs were also non-degree and pre-tertiary students. Twenty-two exhibi- presented, offering training to graduate students from tions were held in the School of Art Gallery and Foyer throughout Australia and for the first time, also to profes- Gallery during the year. sionals. The Centre for Continuing Education offered 600 courses The Drill Hall Gallery attracted 15,000 people through its in five main programs, attracting more than 5000 partici- 11 exhibitions held during 2002, including students from pants. numerous schools and colleges in the region who were set assignments on the Gallery's exhibitions. The Gallery's ed- The Centre also administered the Siemens Science Expe- ucational role extended to supervising postgraduate stu- rience, the 2002 APRU conference and the fifth National dents of art history as interns, along with an international Science Teachers’ Summer School. student from the Graduate School of Management. The Mount Stromlo and Siding Spring Observatory Visi- The Gallery continued to work with diplomatic missions, tors' Centres were toured by approximately 31,000 and seven of which collaborated in presenting the Fourth 15,000 people respectively, in 2002, an increase of 25 per Drawing Biennale. cent over the previous year. The National Europe Centre made significant achieve- The Australian Chemistry Olympiad Team, under the di- ments in research and teaching by promoting seminars, rection of Dr Geoff Salem of the Department of Chemis-

14 Review of 2002 try, returned from The Netherlands with the outstanding result of one gold, one silver and two bronze medals. Approximately 100,000 visitors from across Australia were attracted to the Science Circus operated by 16 students from the Graduate Diploma in Science in association with Questacon and Shell Australia. In their first year of operation, National Institutes have made a major contribution to ANU and the wider community through public lectures, workshops, and exhibitions. At least one workshop sponsored by the National Institutes has led to the production of a policy document for the federal government whilst other workshops have been proactive in lobbying stakeholders to produce posi- tive outcomes. Vice-Chancellorship Professor Ian Chubb continued to serve as Vice-Chancel- lor and President of ANU throughout 2002. The year saw the departure of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Administra- tion), Mr Chris Burgess, and the appointment of Professor Malcolm Gillies as Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education), who together with the Vice-Chancellor, Deputy Vice- Chancellor, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) and Pro- Vice-Chancellor comprise the University Executive. Conclusion In 2002 ANU has taken significant steps to build on its fine research and teaching history. Aware of the importance of upholding the University’s reputation for innovation and achievement of excellence through pioneering research, the University’s leaders have taken decisive action to prepare the ANU for challenges ahead. A reinvigorated ANU is in a strong position to deliver a stronger future for staff, students and for its owners, the Australian people.

15 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 Council and Council Committees

Number of meetings and Members’ attendance for the pe- Professor John Baird (from 01/11/2002) 1 riod 01/1/02 to 31/12/02 Professor Michael Coper (from 01/11/2002) 1 Professor T Brown (from 01/11/2002) 2 Council Professor Paul Gatenby (from 01/7/2002) 3 Number of Meetings: 8 Professor D Williams (from 01/11/2002) 2 Name of Member Number of Attendances Professor Nicolette Fraillon 7 The Hon Emeritus Professor P Baume (Chair) 8 Professor T McMichael 4 Dr A Bennett 7 Professor B Stening (from 01/7/2002) 3 Professor I Chubb 8 Professor J Altman (from 01/11/2002) 0 Professor J Hearn 8 Professor B Kennett, Chair BIAS 4 Professor M Gillies 7 Professor G Farquhar 5 Ms J Yin 7 Professor A McIntosh (from 01/7/2002) 3 Mr S Michelson 1 Dr A Kumar, Chair BTF 7 Mr S Grey 7 Dr A Hyslop (to 30/6/2002) 3 Mr M Alexander 0 Dr S Scott (from 01/7/2002) 4 Ms G Carnegie 3 Professor P Weeks 7 Ms E Nosworthy 3 Ms A Cavanagh 6 Mr I Grigg 4 Ms S Grey President PARSA (to 01/12/2002 6 Dr M Keating 5 Ms J Yin President ANUSA (to30/11/2002) 6 Senator B Mason 6 Dr A Edwards (from 01/7/2002) 3 Senator K Carr 4 Mr G Mayo (from 01/7/2002) 4 Justice M Finn 5 Professor A Carey (from 01/11/2002) 0 Ms T Kyprianou 2 Professor I McCalman (to 30/6/2002) 1 Mr M Delaney 7 Professor T McMichael 3 Ms B Arndt 8 Dr A Hyslop (to 30/6/2002) Dr D Solomon 6 Ms Barbara Payne (to 30/6/2002) 3 Dr P McCullagh 2 Ms H Karmel (to 30/6/2002) 3 Professor A Milner 4 Professor G Brennan (to 30/6/2002) 1 Professor D Evans 2 Representatives for Academic Board Members Professor J White 4 Professor J Williams representing Professor E Weigold 1 Dr I Morgan 2 Professor S Buckman representing Professor J Williams 1 Dr M Green 6 Dr D Tryon representing Professor J Fox 1 Dr A Hyslop 2 Professor J Norris representing Professor P Sackett 1 Mr K Lonsdale 3 Professor A Hill representing Professor D Evans 2 Ms K Hill 5 Dr R Grifﬁths representing Professor M Harrison 1 Mr J F Muir 7 Professor T Hull representing Professor I McAllister 1 Dr S Dovers representing Professor B Wasson 1 Academic Board Dr Simon Haines representing Professor A Shoemaker 1 Number of Meetings: 7 Professor J Gibson representing Professor G Farquhar 1 Name of Member Number of Attendances Mr A Jory representing Ms J Yin 1 Professor I Chubb (Chair) 7 Professor J Richards 7 Finance Committee Professor E Weigold (to 30/6/2002) 1 Name of Member Number of Attendances Professor J Williams (from 1/11/2002) 1 Mr J F Muir 4 Professor J Whitworth 4 Professor I Chubb 3 Professor J Fox 5 Professor J Richards 3 Professor P Sackett (from 01/07/2002) 2 Professor M Gillies 3 Professor D Evans 5 Professor J Hearn 4 Professor M Harrison (from 01/11/2002) 0 Mr C Burgess 1 Professor I McAllister (from 01/11/2002) 0 Ms J Yin 4 Professor B Wasson 4 Ms S Grey 3 Professor A MacIntyre (from 01/11/2002) 1 Mr B Topperwein 1 Professor A Jorm (from 01/11/2002) 1 Mr L Spencer 4 Professor A Shoemaker 2 Dr A Bennett 3 Professor A Milner (from 01/11/2002) 0 Ms A Terry 3 Professor T Brailsford (30/6/2002) 2 Dr M Keating 2 Professor G Monroe (from 01/7/2002 to 01/11/2002) 3 Mr I Grigg 2 Professor K Houghton (from 01/11/2002) 0

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Senator K Carr 1 Dr M Green 2

Audit Committee Number of Meetings: 4 Name of Member Number of Attendances Mr L Spencer (Chair) 3 Mr D Lawler (Deputy Chair) 4 Ms E Nosworthy (to 27/8/2002) 2 Mr J F Muir 4 Mr D Lennie 3

Honorary Degrees Committee Number of Meetings: 1 Name of Member Number of Attendances The Hon Em Professor P E Baume (Chair) 1 Dr A C Bennett 1 Professor I Chubb 1 Professor M Gillies 1 Professor J Hearn 1 Dr M S Keating 1 Senator B Mason 0 Dr J Hooper 1 Dr D Solomon 0 Dr S Von Caemmerer 0 Dr N Peterson 1 Ms S Grey 1 Alternates for Honorary Degrees Members Mr I Grigg as an alternate for Senator B Mason 1 Dr P McCullagh as an alternate for Dr D Solomon 1 Professor J White as an alternate for Dr S Von Caemmerer 1

Committee on Conditions of Appointment of the Vice-Chancellor and Deputy Vice-Chancellor Number of Meetings: Committee Members conferred as required throughout 2002 regarding conditions of appointment of the Vice-Chancellor. Name of Member Professor P Baume (Chair) Dr A Bennett Mr J F Muir

Emergency Appointment (Vice-Chancellor) Committee Number of Meetings: 0

17 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 University Statistics

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ENROLMENTS 2002 COURSE FULL-TIME PART-TIME ALL F M Total F M Total F M TOTAL BACHELOR — SINGLE DEGREES Actuarial Studies 30 40 70 3 2 5 33 42 75 Arts 406 253 659 210 83 293 616 336 952 Arts Art History & Curatorship 45 7 52 9 1 10 54 8 62 Arts Australian Studies 3 3 3 0 3 Arts Development Studies 20 2 22 4 1 5 24 3 27 Arts European Studies 10 2 12 1 1 10 3 13 Arts International Relations 35 34 69 6 1 7 41 35 76 Arts Policy Studies 6 3 9 3 2 5 9 5 14 Arts Social Work 6 1 7 5 1 6 11 2 13 AsianStudies 41 29 70 11 11 22 52 40 92 AsianStudies (Sp) 45 12 57 7 4 11 52 16 68 Commerce 203 194 397 24 30 54 227 224 451 Economics 19 27 46 6 9 15 25 36 61 Electronic Commerce 4 6 10 1 2 3 5 8 13 Engineering 13 92 105 1 6 7 14 98 112 Engineering Software 24 151 175 3 3 24 154 178 Finance 5 18 23 5 18 23 Informational Technology 30 173 203 6 16 22 36 189 225 IT Software Engineering 2 11 13 8 8 2 19 21 Law 26 15 41 6 3 9 32 18 50 Law (Graduate) 52 41 93 28 32 60 80 73 153 Medical Science 79 32 111 3 2 5 82 34 116 Science 212 274 486 59 42 101 271 316 587 Science Biotechnology 16 15 31 16 15 31 Science Communication 4 1 5 4 1 5 Science Computational Science 10 10 1 1 2 1 11 12 Science Forestry 15 35 50 1 3 4 16 38 54 Science Photonics 1 3 4 1 3 4 Science Psychology 149 58 207 22 4 26 171 62 233 NITA ACAT 10 25 35 10 25 35 NITA Music 136 196 332 8 16 24 144 212 356 NITA Visual Arts 224 89 313 19 7 26 243 96 339 Science Resource Management 49 33 82 9 7 16 58 40 98 Single Degrees Total 1920 1882 3802 452 298 750 2372 2180 4552 BACHELOR — COMBINED DEGREES Actuarial Studies/Commerce 54 67 121 1 2 3 55 69 124 Actuarial Studies/Economics 13 16 29 4 4 13 20 33 Actuarial Studies/Law 12 12 24 12 12 24 Arts/Asian Studies 50 24 74 5 3 8 55 27 82 Arts/Asian Studies (Sp) 68 35 103 3 3 71 35 106 Arts/Commerce 51 50 101 5 1 6 56 51 107 Arts/Economics 33 43 76 2 3 5 35 46 81 Arts/Forestry 1 5 6 1 5 6 Arts/Law 399 206 605 19 9 28 418 215 633 Arts/Psychology 100 27 127 7 2 9 107 29 136 Arts/Science 139 92 231 14 14 28 153 106 259 Arts/Visual Arts 25 3 28 1 1 26 3 29 AsianStudies (Sp)/Economics 13 11 24 3 1 4 16 12 28 AsianStudies (Sp)/Law 52 21 73 3 1 4 55 22 77

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AsianStudies(Sp)/Commerce 25 14 39 3 2 5 28 16 44 AsianStudies(Sp)/Science 14 13 27 2 3 5 16 16 32 AsianStudies(Sp)/Visual Arts 2 2 1 1 3 0 3 AsianStudies/Commerce 21 20 41 1 1 21 21 42 AsianStudies/Economics 7 6 13 7 6 13 AsianStudies/Engineering 2 3 5 2 3 5 AsianStudies/Forestry 1 1 1 0 1 AsianStudies/Law 28 7 35 2 2 4 30 9 39 AsianStudies/Science 15 8 23 2 2 17 8 25 AsianStudies/Visual Arts 1 1 1 0 1 Commerce/Economics 62 111 173 7 20 27 69 131 200 Commerce/Engineering 1 28 29 1 1 2 28 30 Commerce/Forestry 2 2 0 2 2 Commerce/IT 60 143 203 6 8 14 66 151 217 Commerce/Law 72 93 165 3 5 8 75 98 173 Commerce/Psychology 23 15 38 23 15 38 Economics/IT 6 29 35 1 1 6 30 36 Economics/Law 25 50 75 1 4 5 26 54 80 Economics/Psychology 5 2 7 5 2 7 Engineering/Arts 4 4 8 4 4 8 Engineering/Economics 3 7 10 1 1 2 4 8 12 Engineering/IT 14 91 105 3 3 14 94 108 Engineering/Science 18 68 86 6 6 18 74 92 IT/Forestry 1 2 3 1 2 3 Science Forestry/Economics 1 4 5 1 1 2 4 6 Science Psychology/Law 24 10 34 24 10 34 Science Psychology/Science 19 7 26 1 1 20 7 27 Science/Commerce 35 29 64 4 2 6 39 31 70 Science/Economics 14 19 33 2 4 6 16 23 39 Science/Forestry 6 7 13 1 1 2 7 8 15 Science/Law 75 46 121 8 4 12 83 50 133 Visual Arts/Forestry 2 2 1 1 3 0 3 Combined Degrees Total 1595 1450 3045 111 107 218 1706 1557 3263 BACHELOR TOTAL 3515 3332 6847 563 405 968 4078 3737 7815 DIPLOMA & NON-AWARD Arts 1 1 2 9 9 18 10 10 20 Asian Studies 1 1 6 7 13 7 7 14 NITA Visual Arts 5 14 19 11 3 14 16 17 33 Non-Award & Cross-Inst'l 36 25 61 115 60 175 151 85 236 Total 43 40 83 141 79 220 184 119 303 UNDERGRADUATE TOTAL 3558 3372 6930 704 484 1188 4262 3856 8118

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STUDENT LOAD 2002 LEVEL OF COURSE FULL-TIME PART-TIME ALL F M Total F M Total F M Total POSTGRADUATE IAS PhD 201.3 281.9 483.2 15.3 13.7 29.0 216.7 295.6 512.3 Master by Research 2.5 5.5 8.0 0.8 0.8 2.5 6.2 8.7 Master by Coursework 24.4 22.1 46.5 13.9 12.5 26.4 38.3 34.6 72.9 Graduate Diploma 9.0 6.1 15.1 6.4 3.4 9.8 15.4 9.5 24.9 Graduate Certificate 1.3 0.1 1.4 1.3 0.1 1.4 Cross-Institutional 0.3 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.3 Non-Award 3.9 4.9 8.8 0.3 0.3 4.2 4.9 9.1 IAS Total 241.1 320.4 561.5 37.2 30.7 67.9 278.3 351.1 629.4 CENTRES PhD 37.5 36.0 73.5 5.2 5.2 10.4 42.7 41.2 83.9 Master by Research 0.5 2.0 2.5 0.3 0.3 0.8 2.0 2.8 Master by Coursework 40.8 32.6 73.4 48.1 118.8 166.9 88.9 151.4 240.3 Graduate Diploma 20.1 27.3 47.4 3.4 5.5 8.9 23.5 32.8 56.3 Graduate Certificate 1.5 1.5 3.1 5.1 8.2 3.1 6.6 9.7 Cross-Institutional 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.1 Non-Award 14.1 19.4 33.5 0.3 0.1 0.4 14.4 19.5 33.9 Centres Total 113.1 118.7 231.8 60.3 134.8 195.1 173.4 253.5 426.9 FACULTIES (incl. NITA) PhD 188.1 217.2 405.3 30.2 28.0 58.2 218.3 245.2 463.5 Doct by Coursework 3.0 3.0 0.9 0.1 1.0 3.9 0.1 4.0 Master by Research 13.0 26.1 39.1 6.0 4.5 10.5 19.0 30.6 49.6 Master by Coursework 76.8 44.3 121.1 40.9 37.1 78.0 117.7 81.4 199.1 Master (Qual) 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.1 Graduate Diploma 119.3 90.6 210.0 56.0 38.9 94.9 175.4 129.5 304.9 Graduate Certificate 1.4 3.1 4.5 1.4 2.6 4.0 2.8 5.7 8.5 Non-Award 1.3 5.7 7.0 0.5 1.1 1.6 1.8 6.9 8.6 The Faculties Total 402.8 387.1 789.9 135.8 112.5 248.3 538.7 499.6 1038.2 ALL AREAS PhD 426.9 535.1 962.0 50.7 46.9 97.7 477.6 582.0 1059.6 Doct by Coursework 3.0 0.0 3.0 0.9 0.1 1.0 3.9 0.1 4.0 Master by Research 16.0 33.6 49.6 6.2 5.3 11.5 22.2 38.8 61.1 Master by Coursework 142.1 99.0 241.0 102.8 168.4 271.2 244.9 267.3 512.2 Master (Qual) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.1 Graduate Diploma 148.5 124.0 272.5 65.8 47.7 113.5 214.2 171.7 386.0 Graduate Certificate 1.4 4.6 6.0 5.7 7.9 13.6 7.1 12.5 19.6 Cross-Institutional 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.3 0.4 0.1 0.3 0.4 Non-Award 19.3 30.0 49.2 1.1 1.3 2.3 20.3 31.2 51.6 Postgraduate Total 757.0 826.3 1583.3 233.3 277.9 511.2 990.3 1104.2 2094.5 UNDERGRADUATE IAS Bachelor 4.8 1.8 6.5 4.8 1.8 6.5 Cross-Institutional 3.0 0.8 3.8 0.5 0.5 3.0 1.3 4.3 Non-Award 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.0 0.4 IAS Total 8.1 2.5 10.6 0.5 0.5 8.1 3.0 11.1 FACULTIES (incl. NITA) Bachelor 3163.4 2911.9 6075.2 209.4 139.5 348.9 3372.8 3051.4 6424.1 Diploma 5.7 15.6 21.4 9.4 6.0 15.4 15.1 21.6 36.7 Cross-Institutional 14.7 13.4 28.1 22.6 6.9 29.5 37.3 20.3 57.6 Non-Award 2.0 1.4 3.4 5.0 5.8 10.9 7.0 7.2 14.2 The Faculties Total 3185.8 2942.3 6128.1 246.4 158.2 404.6 3432.2 3100.5 6532.7

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ALL AREAS Bachelor 3168.1 2913.6 6081.7 209.4 139.5 348.9 3377.5 3053.1 6430.6 Diploma 5.7 15.6 21.4 9.4 6.0 15.4 15.1 21.6 36.7 Cross-Institutional 17.7 14.2 31.8 22.6 7.4 30.0 40.3 21.5 61.8 Non-Award 2.4 1.4 3.8 5.0 5.8 10.9 7.4 7.2 14.6 Undergraduate Total 3193.9 2944.8 6138.7 246.4 158.7 405.1 3440.3 3103.5 6543.8 ANU TOTAL 3950.9 3771.1 7722.0 479.8 436.6 916.3 4430.7 4207.6 8638.3

DEGREE AND DIPLOMA PROGRAM COMPLETIONS 2001 ACADEMIC AREA POSTGRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE ALL STUDENTS PhD M(R) M(C) Grad Grad Total Bach Dip Total Dip Cert IAS CRES 9 9 9 JCSMR 18 1 19 19 RSAA 4 4 4 RSBS 8 1 9 9 RSC 14 1 15 15 RSES 13 1 14 14 RSISE 4 1 5 5 RSPAS 25 1 15 3 44 44 RSPhysSE 14 1 15 15 RSSS 19 10 2 31 31 IAS Total 128 7 25 3 2 165 165 CENTRES APSEM 8 342 44 14 408 408 NCEPH 9 10 2 21 21 SMS(IAS) 6 6 6 CENTRES Total 23 352 46 14 435 435 THE FACULTIES ARTS 40 5 9 23 1 78 526 3 529 607 ASIAN ST 5 2 12 8 27 145 145 172 ECO&COMM 9 1 24 10 1 45 596 596 641 FEIT 12 4 16 214 214 230 LAW 3 1 36 187 2 229 303 303 532 SCIENCE 33 8 13 29 83 472 472 555 NITA 1 3 16 13 33 196 19 215 248 Total Faculties and NITA 103 24 110 270 4 511 2452 22 2474 2985 ANU TOTAL 254 31 487 319 20 1111 2452 22 2474 3585

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HOME REGION OF OVERSEAS STUDENTS 2001 COUNTRY POSTGRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE ALL OVERSEAS PhD M(R) M(C) Grad- Other Total Bachelor Other Total Dip Asia Bangladesh 2 6 10 4 22 4 4 26 Bhutan 6 10 1 17 17 Brunei Darussalam 1 1 2 1 1 3 Burma (Myanmar) 1 1 2 5 5 7 Cambodia 2 6 9 4 21 1 1 22 China (excludes SARs and Taiwan 16 1 130 5 152 115 115 267 Province) Hong Kong (SAR of China) 6 1 7 55 2 57 64 India 2 1 10 1 1 15 17 17 32 Indonesia 20 1 25 10 14 70 19 1 20 90 Japan 26 1 11 11 2 51 15 1 16 67 Kazakhstan 1 2 3 3 Korea, Democratic People's Republic 4 4 4 of (North) Korea, Republic of (South) 11 11 2 24 15 15 39 Kyrgyz Republic 1 1 1 1 2 Laos 2 3 1 1 7 2 2 9 Macau 1 1 6 6 7 Malaysia 8 8 1 17 103 103 120 Maldives 1 2 3 6 6 9 Mongolia 3 1 4 4 Nepal 1 4 3 1 9 2 2 11 Pakistan 2 6 2 10 10 Philippines 7 23 7 3 40 40 Singapore 8 115 4 2 129 167 167 296 Sri Lanka 1 2 4 1 8 2 2 10 Taiwan (Province of China) 6 7 3 7 23 27 2 29 52 Tajikistan 1 1 1 Thailand 16 2 7 5 2 32 18 18 50 Turkmenistan 1 1 2 2 Uzbekistan 1 1 1 Viet Nam 10 11 4 1 26 15 15 41 Asia Total 141 7 405 95 48 696 595 6 601 1297 Europe Austria 1 1 1 1 2 Belgium 1 1 1 Bulgaria 1 1 1 Cyprus 1 1 1 Denmark 1 1 2 2 England 14 5 3 22 1 1 23 Finland 1 1 2 2 France 1 2 3 3 3 6 Germany 22 1 1 24 1 1 25 Greece 1 1 2 2 3 Ireland 1 1 1 Italy 6 1 7 7 Lithuania 1 1 1 1 2 Netherlands 4 4 4 Norway 1 1 4 4 5 Poland 1 1 1 Romania 5 1 6 1 1 7 Russian Federation 2 2 4 1 1 5 Slovakia 1 1 1 1 2 Sweden 1 1 2 2 1 3 5 Switzerland 2 1 3 1 1 2 5 Ukraine 1 1 1 Europe Total 64 17 6 87 18 6 24 111

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America Argentina 1 1 1 Bolivia 1 1 1 Brazil 3 3 1 1 4 Canada 6 11 1 18 1 1 19 Chile 1 1 1 Colombia 1 1 1 1 2 Ecuador 1 1 1 Guatemala 1 1 1 Jamaica 1 1 1 Mexico 2 1 3 1 1 4 Peru 1 1 1 Suriname 1 1 1 Trinidad and Tobago 1 1 1 United States of America 10 1 20 1 2 34 13 29 42 76 America Total 23 1 33 2 2 61 22 31 53 114 Oceania Fiji 5 2 1 8 5 5 13 Kiribati 1 1 2 2 Marshall Islands 1 1 1 Micronesia, Federated States of 1 1 1 Nauru 1 1 1 New Caledonia 1 1 1 1 2 New Zealand 44 2 5 2 53 27 2 29 82 Papua New Guinea 3 1 5 4 3 16 11 11 27 Tonga 1 1 1 1 2 Vanuatu 2 1 3 3 Paciﬁc Total 53 4 17 8 5 87 45 2 47 134 North Africa and the Middle East Bahrain 1 1 1 Egypt 1 1 1 Iran 4 1 1 6 6 6 12 Israel 1 1 1 Saudi Arabia 2 2 3 3 5 Turkey 1 1 1 United Arab Emirates 2 2 3 3 5 North Africa and the Middle East 11 6 1 18 16 16 34 Total Africa Botswana 2 2 4 5 5 9 Ghana 1 1 1 Kenya 1 1 5 5 6 Lesotho 1 1 1 Malawi 1 1 1 Mauritius 5 5 5 Mozambique 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 5 Namibia 1 1 1 Nigeria 1 1 1 Sierra Leone 2 2 2 South Africa 3 3 1 1 4 Tanzania 1 1 2 2 Zimbabwe 1 1 1 Africa Total 9 1 5 3 2 20 20 20 40 Unknown 31 5 4 2 42 1 9 10 52 OVERSEAS TOTAL 332 18 487 114 60 1011 717 54 771 1782

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University Staff 2002 ACADEMIC GENERAL TOTAL Research Teaching Admin Technical Other Only and Research Institute of Advanced Studies Resource and Environmental Studies 17 . 8 7 . 32 John Curtin School of Medical Research 74 . 26 139 15 253 Astronomy and Astrophysics 21 1 13 35 4 73 Biological Sciences 71 . 17 85 5 177 Chemistry 47 . 16 46 12 120 Earth Sciences 48 . 13 57 . 118 Information Sciences and Engineering 19 . 11 8 0 38 Paciﬁc and Asian Studies 84 2 50 44 . 180 Physical Sciences and Engineering 85 1 29 64 6 185 Social Sciences 76 6 51 29 7 168 All 541 10 232 514 49 1345 University Schools and Centres Asia Paciﬁc Sch. Economics & Management 9 15 30 4 . 58 Aboriginal Economic Policy Research 9 . 3 4 . 15 Cross-Cultural Research 16 . 4 4 . 24 Mental Health Research 6 . 2 9 . 17 Humanities Research Centre 5 0 6 4 . 14 Epidemiology and Population Health 17 6 9 6 . 38 National Graduate School of Management 1 7 12 1 . 20 Mathematical Sciences Institute 26 . 4 2 . 32 All 89 28 68 34 . 218 The Faculties Arts 8 99 27 12 . 144 Asian Studies 2 37 8 2 . 48 Economics & Commerce 3 56 16 5 . 80 Engineering & IT 7 38 19 31 . 96 Law . 43 19 7 . 68 Medical School . 2 2 . . 4 Science 43 113 26 83 2 267 All 62 387 118 139 2 707 National Institute of the Arts . 93 40 17 8 158 Other 1 14 608 130 137 890 TOTAL 692 531 1066 833 196 3318

24 Cooperation with government and other public institutions Cooperation with government and other public institutions

The Australian National University encourages mem- DOPITA, Prof. M., member, Program Committee for bers of the academic staff to give specialist advice and SPIE Meeting AS21: Future EUV-UV Visible Space assistance to Federal and State Government depart- Astrophysics Missions & Instrumentation; member, ments and to other public institutions, both within Australian Academy of Sciences Sectional Committee 2, Australia and internationally. This help takes many Physics & Astronomy; member, Special Nominating forms — consultancies, membership of committees, in- Committee, International Astronomical Union; mem- volvement in particular projects, secondments, etc. The ber, World Space Observatory Implementation following list records such cooperation for 2002. This is Committee (WIC); member, NASA Science Oversight not necessarily comprehensive. Committee for the Wide Field Camera 3, Hubble Space Telescope; member, Visiting Committee of the Ca- Institute of Advanced Studies podimonte Observatory; member, Advisory Board, Centre for Stellar and Planetary Astrophysics, Monash University; member, Board of Editors, Astrophysics and Research School of Astronomy and Space Science; member, editorial advisory board, Publi- Astrophysics cations of the Astronomical Society of Australia. FRANCIS, Dr P., member, Australian Telescope Allo- ASPLUND, Dr M., member, LOC, IAU Symposium cation Committee (ATAC); member, Education Sub- 210, "Modelling of Stellar Atmospheres", Uppsala, Committee of the Astronomical Society of Australia. Sweden. FREEMAN, Prof. K., member, Parkes Multibeam BESSELL, Prof. M., immediate past president, Astro- Working Group, Australia Telescope National Facility; nomical Society of Australia; member, SOC IAU past president, International Astronomical Union Commission 26 Photometry. (IAU) Division VII and IAU Commission 33 (Struc- BICKNELL, Dr G., member, Scientific Organising ture and Dynamics of the Galactic System); receiving Committee, "Compact Steep Spectrum and Gigahertz editor, New Astronomy (Elsevier); member, Anglo Aus- Peak Spectrum Radio Sources", Kerastari, Greece. tralian Telescope Board; member, NOVA (Netherlands Research School for Astronomy) International Advisory BRIGGS. Prof. F., member, ATNF Users Committee; Board; co-chair, SOC for IAU Symposium 220 "Dark member, ATNF Steering Committee; member, Inter- Matter"; member, RAVE Board (RAVE is a very large national SKA Science Advisory Committee; chair, Early international stellar radial velocity program); member, Universe and Large-Scale Structure Subcommittee; KAOS Working Group (KAOS is a wide field multifi- Australian LOFAR Project Scientist (through ATNF/ bre spectrometer to be proposed for GEMINI). CSIRO); member, Dutch LOFAR Science Steering Group; chair, Dutch Observing Program Committee. FUX, Dr R., member, IAU Commission 33, Structure & Dynamics of the Galactic System. COLLESS, Dr M., member, National Committee for Astronomy of the Australian Academy of Science; JACKSON, Dr C., member, International Science Ad- member, Australian Gemini Science Advisory Commit- visory Group for the SKA; member, Australian Science tee; chair, 6dF Science Advisory Group; chair, Science Working Group for the SKA; member, LOFAR Inter- Organising Committee, 6dF Galaxy Survey Workshop. national Science Consortium. DaCOSTA, Dr G., immediate-past president and KALNAJS, Dr A., member, Organising Committee, member, organising committee, IAU Commission 37 IAU Commission 33 "Structure and Dynamics of the (Star Clusters and Associations); member, organising Galactic System". committee, IAU Division VII (Galactic System); mem- NORRIS, Dr J., member, National Committee of As- ber, Scientific Organising Committees, IAU General tronomy; member, Australian Astronomy Board of Assembly Joint Discussion Sessions JD4 "Astrophysical Management. Impact of Abundances in Globular Cluster Stars", and JD6 "Extragalactic Globular Clusters and their Host PETERSON, Dr B., member, National Organising Galaxies"; chair, Australian Gemini Steering Commit- Committee for IAU General Assembly XXV. tee and member, Board of the International Gemini SCHMIDT, Dr B., chair, Australian Optical Telescope Project; member, Australian Gemini Science Advisory Time Assignment Committee; chair, ATNF Radio Tel- Committee; member, Australian Astronomy Board of escope Time Assignment Committee; member, Square Management; member, Anglo-Australian Observatory Kilometer Array Steering Committee; councillor, As- Users Committee. tronomical Society of Australia; representative, International Time Allocation Committee, Gemini.

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WOOD, Dr P., member, SOC, conference on "Mass- GILMORE, A.M., guest editor, special issue of Func- losing pulsating stars and their circumstellar matter"; tional Plant Biology (October 2002, Vol 29), dedicated member, SOC, IAU Colloquium 193, "Variable Stars to the special satellite meeting on Light-stress and Pho- in the Local Group"; member, Australian Gemini Sci- tosynthesis (LS2001) held in Heron Island in August ence Advisory Committee. 2001 and was one of the key organisers of this meeting that coincided with the 13th International congress on Research School of Biological Sciences photosynthesis research; peer reviewer for the following peer-reviewed journals: Planta, Plant Physiology, The Comparative Genomics Plant Cell, Photosynthesis Research, Physiologia Plantarum, Plant and Cell Physiology, Biophysical Jour- GRAVES, J.A.M., assoc. editor, Chromosome Research nal, Nature, Functional Plant Biology, Functional 2001–present; symposium organiser and chair, Interna- Ecology, Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry, Tree tional Congress of Genetics (July 2003); member, Physiology, Botanical Bulletin of Academia Sinica; refe- Program Committee for the Human Genetics Society reed a competitive grant proposal for the United States of Australasia; member, organising committee, Lorne Department of Agriculture. Genome Conference; referee for grants for ARC, NH- MITCHELL, C.D., member, organising committee for MRC, Marsden (NZ), NIH (USA) Wellcome (UK), the CRC Association Conference 2003, travelled to the BBSRC (UK). United States as part of an Australian delegation under Developmental Biology the United States Australia Climate Action Partnership to discuss establishment of greenhouse accounting HEARN, J.P., chair, Federal Government’s Australian projects, gave a talk titled: The greenhouse issue and the Biotechnology Advisory Council, ABAC; chair, Aus- fertilizer industry to the Annual General Meeting of the tralian Bioscience Consortium BIOZ; chair, Society for Fertiliser Industry Federation of Australia; presented a Reproductive Biology and Rapporteur of the World briefing: Carbon accounting — what’s happening, to Health Organisation Asia and Pacific Panel on Repro- senior executives of Stanwell Corporation. ductive Health Research; scientific adviser on Stem Cell RODERICK, M.L., representative of the Ecological research to Committees and Members of the House of Society of Australia to the Federation of Australian Sci- Representatives and the Senate. entific and Technical Societies; referee for the following MAROTTE, L.R., Public Officer for the Australian peer-reviewed journals: International Journal of Wild- Neuroscience Society. land Fire, Remote Sensing of Environment, Tellus, New Phytologist, Tree Physiology, Functional Ecology, Plant Ecosystem Dynamics Physiology, CSIRO Land & Water Technical Reports, Plant, Cell and Environment and Functional Plant BALL, M.C., Public Officer, Australian Society of Plant Biology. Biologists; editorial boards of Oecologia, Global Change Biology, Plant Biology, Tree Physiology and Trees Struc- ROXBURGH, S.H., referee for the following peer-re- ture and Function; referee for the following peer- viewed journals: Journal of Vegetation Science, reviewed journals: Ecology, Global Change Biology, Jour- Environmental Science and Policy, Canadian Journal of nal of Ecology, Oecologia, Plant Biology, Plant Cell & Forest Research and Science in China (Series C, Life Sci- Environment, Plant Physiology, Trees Structure and Func- ences); reviewer, Modelling Forest Systems, CABI tion, and Tree Physiology, and refereed a grant Publishing, Wallingford, UK and Terrestrial Global application to the National Science Foundation, USA. Productivity, Academic Press, San Diego; collaborated with Drs A Lee, M Barson and L Randall, Bureau of BARNES, B., reviewer, IMA Journal of Mathematics Ap- Rural Sciences on landscape-scale carbon budget mod- plied in Medicine and Biology. elling of the Injune region and with Dr M Hill, Bureau CANNY, M.J., referee for the following peer-reviewed of Rural Sciences on Range ASSESS — a spatial frame- journals: Functional Plant Biology, Plant Physiology and work for analysis of potential for carbon sequestration Biochemistry, Journal of Plant Physiology, and Plant in rangelands. Physiology. Environmental Biology DAVIES I., collaborated with Dr M. Hill, Bureau of Rural Sciences on AG ACCESS, a tool for assessing car- EVANS, John, ANU representative for the Green Ma- bon stocks in agricultural lands. chine; Management Team, Cooperative Research Centre for Greenhouse Accounting; editorial advisory DEAN C., collaborated with Dr Mick Brown, Forestry board, Functional Plant Biology; editorial review board, Tasmania, measuring E. regnans forest trees and bio- Plant, Cell & Environment. mass for carbon accounting and forecasting; and with A Lee, L Randall and J Austin, Bureau of Rural Sciences, FARQUHAR, G.D., member, Australian Society of carbon accounting of Qld woodlands. Plant Biologists; Australian Institute of Agricultural Sci- ence; Australian Society for Biophysics; American

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Society of Plant Biologists; steering committee for the Molecular Plant Physiology National Institute of Bioscience; Board alternate, Co- operative Research Centre for Greenhouse Accounting; ANDREWS, T.J., held discussions with CSIRO Tele- steering committee for the National Institute for the communications and Industrial Physics on the topic of Environment; Minister’s Consultative Panel on Na- artificial photosynthesis; reviewed grant applications for tional Research Priorities; editorial board, Mitigation the ARC and manuscripts submitted to several interna- and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change; Functional tional biochemical, molecular biological and plant Ecology (British Ecological Society); review board, physiological journals; member of the steering commit- Plant, Cell and Environment; reviewer, University of tee of the Australian Artificial Photosynthesis Network. Western Australia’s Institute of Advanced Studies. BADGER, M.R., reviewed grant applications for the MASLE, Josette, reviewer for Plant Cell Environment; ARC and manuscripts submitted to several internation- Plant and Soil; Annals of Botany; Functional Biology. al biochemical, molecular biological and plant physiological journals. Genomic Interactions KANE, H.J., reviewed manuscripts submitted to international plant biological journals. DJORDJEVIC, M.A., editor, Functional Plant Biology. PRICE, G.D., refereed manuscripts submitted to sever- MATHESIUS, U., reviewed papers for Plant Physiology, al international biochemical, molecular biological and Functional Plant Biology, Planta, and Plant Physiology plant physiological journals. and Biochemistry. VON CAEMMERER, S., monitoring editor, the jour- ROLFE, B.G., president to September and currently nal Plant Physiology; editorial review board, Plant Cell vice-president, Australian Electrophoresis and Pro- and Environment; co-vice-chair of the Gordon confer- teomics Society; editor, Plant Physiology and ence on CO2 fixation and metabolism in green plants, Biochemistry; referee for grant applications to the Unit- Mount Holyoke, MA, USA. ed States Department of Agriculture and the National Science Foundation. WHITNEY, S.M., reviewed grant applications for the ARC and manuscripts submitted to international bio- SKOTNICKI, M., reviewed Antarctic Science grant chemical and plant biological journals. proposals, and manuscripts submitted to Polar Biology and Antarctic Science. Photobioenergetics WEILLER, G.F., reviewer, proposed curriculum for an undergraduate degree in Bioinformatics at the Univer- AHRLING, K., ACT representative of the Australian sity of Western Sydney; reviewed papers for Society for Biophysics. Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology & Evolution; ex- ANDERSON, J.M., co-organiser with Prof. J Barber aminer for a PhD thesis. (1) the Royal Society Discussion Meeting on Photosys- WEINMAN, J.J., reviewed papers for Functional Plant tem II: molecular structure and function and (2) the Biology, Proteomics and Electrophoresis. Novartis Foundation Royal Society Discussion Meeting on Photosystem II: molecular structure and function; Molecular Genetics and Evolution editorial board, Photosynthesis Research; referee for Na- ture, Proceedings National Academy of Science USA, BALL, E., refereed two grants for the ARC, one grant Biochemistry, Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, Plant Cell for the Marsden Foundation, reviewed a paper for Mo- and Environment; Lemberg Travelling Fellowship lecular Biology and Evolution, and gave seminars at the Committee (Chair) and Plant Science Section 6 Com- Centre for Molecular Genetics of Development, Univ. mittee of the Australian Academy of Science; Australian of Adelaide, and at the Institute for Molecular Biology, representative for the Royal Society. Univ. of Queensland. CHOW, W.S., member, editorial board, Physiologia CAMPBELL, H.D., as a member of the PC2 Laborato- Plantarum and Journal of Plant Physiology and Molecular ry Inspection Team, reviewed a paper for the Journal of Biology; referee, USDA; referee for Planta, Plant Physi- Medical Genetics, gave an invited seminar at the Centre ology, Functional Plant Biology, Plant Biology and for the Molecular Genetics of Development, University Botanical Bulletin of Academia Sinica; participant in the of Adelaide, and provided expert advice to Biological CSIRO Student Research Scheme and the National Sci- Criminalistics, Forensic Services, Australian Federal ence Festival. Police. WYDRZYNSKI, T.J., member, editorial board, Photo- CLARK-WALKER, G.D., referee for EMBO Journal, synthesis Research; referee for Biochemistry, Journal of the Molecular Biology and Yeast, member, editorial board of American Chemical Society; book editor, Advances in Mitochondrion. Photosynthetic Research. SAINT, R. president, Genetics Society of Australia and was an ARC reviewer.

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Plant Cell Biology www.nsf.gov/pubsys/ods/getpub.cfm?bio0202); ACT Representative, Australia New Zealand Society for Cell BAILLIE, B.K., reviewer, manuscript for Proceedings and Developmental Biology. of the Royal Society of London Series B. WILLIAMSON, R.E., member, editorial boards, Planta COLLINGS, D.A., referee, papers for Plant and Cell and European Journal of Cell Biology; referee, papers for Physiology; reviewed grant application for SRON (the Planta, Plant Cell, Plant Journal, Plant Physiology, Plant Netherlands) and Cell Physiology, Proceedings of the National Acade- GALWAY, M.E., referee, papers for Plant and Cell my of Sciences USA; member, Postdoctoral Exchange Physiology; reviewer, grant applications for the National Committee for Asia, Australian Academy of Science. Science Foundation (USA), National Science and Engi- YEOMANS, A.T., referee, papers for Plant and Cell neering Research Council of Canada. Physiology. GUNNING, B.E.S., referee, manuscripts for Photosyn- thesis Research, Plant and Cell Physiology, Plant Visual Sciences Physiology; examiner, PhD thesis, U of Melb, member, IBBOTSON, M.R., reviewer, manuscripts for Vision The Sir Mark Oliphant International Frontiers of Sci- Research, Clinical and experimental Ophthalmology, Jour- ence and Technology Conference Series Committee, nal of Neurophysiology, Neuroscience Letters and Journal Department of Education, Science and Training, Aus- of Comparative Physiology. tralian Academy of Science, Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering. MADDESS, T., chair, Biotech Australia Honours Prize Committee; member, Steering Committee of the Aus- HARDHAM, A.R., editor, Protoplasma, Fungal Genetics tralian Biosciences Consortium (BIOZ); reviewer of and Biology, Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology; grant proposals for the ARC and NH&MRC; Public editorial board, Advances in Botanical Research; examiner Officer of an ACT Association (A 1849); member, of PhD theses for Melbourne University and Adelaide Board of the Australian Centre for Intellectual Property University; member, Executive Committee and Gov- in Agriculture (ACIPA); member, Steering Committee erning Board of the CRC for Tropical Plant Protection; of the Australian Biosciences Consortium (BIOZ); al- member, National Committee for Plant Science, Aus- ternate, ANU Pro-Vice Chancellor (Administration) on tralian Academy of Science; member, Sectional the Australian Technology Park (ATP) Advisory Coun- Committee 6, Plant and Microbial Sciences, Australian cil; section editor, Clinical and Experimental Academy of Science; reviewer, manuscripts for CSIRO Ophthalmology, reviewer of papers for Current Eye Re- Division of Plant Industry Cell Calcium, Fungal Genet- search, Experimental Eye Research, Vision Research; ics & Biology, Journal of Cell Science, Mycologia, member, Business ACT Bioscience Committee; super- Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology and Plant visor of three ACT High School Science Projects; two Cell; reviewer of grant application ARC. generating BHP Science Awards. JOHN, P.C.L., referee, papers for Plant Physiology and MALESZKA, R., reviewed papers for Hormones and Be- Planta; member, Scientific Advisory Board of CropDe- havior, Journal of Comparative Physiology, Zoology, sign; member, Biology Library Committee, submission European Journal for Biochemistry. on “Lead Pollution” to Healthy Rivers Commission NSW. SRINIVASAN, M.V., grant reviewer for ARC, Austral- ian-German Joint Research Co-operation Scheme; JONES, D.A., reviewer of grant applications for the member, advisory board, International Society for Neu- Australian Research Council; examiner of PhD thesis roethology; editorial boards of the Journal of for the University of Queensland; reviewer of manu- Comparative Physiology, Australian Journal of Intelligent scripts for Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, Functional Information Processing Systems; reviewed papers for Na- Plant Biology and Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions. ture, Journal of Comparative Physiology, Journal of WASTENEYS, G.O., editor, Plant and Cell Physiology; Neuroscience, Journal of Experimental Biology, Machine monitoring editor, Plant Physiology; member, Faculty of Vision and Applications, Current Opinion in Neurobiol- 1000; referee, papers for Journal of Cell Science, Nature, ogy; election to the Expert Advisory Committee Nature Cell Biology, Plant Cell, Planta, Protoplasma; re- (Biological Sciences and Biotechnology) of the Austral- viewer, grant applications for Australian Research ian Research Council for 2003–2005; gave Inaugural Council, National Science Foundation (USA), Nether- Science Presentation to the Prime Minister’s Science, lands Organisation for Scientific Research and Engineering and Innovation Council (PMSEIC), Par- Netherlands Council for the Earth and Life Sciences, liament House; elected to the Expert Advisory US Department of Agriculture; Australia and New Zea- Committee (Biological Sciences and Biotechnology) of land Representative, the Multinational Arabidopsis the Australian Research Council. Steering Committee. In 2002, the committee produced ZEIL, J., grant reviewer for National Science Founda- a document on the Multinational Coordinated Arabi- tion (USA); reviewed papers for Journal Experimental dopsis thaliana Functional Genomics Project (http:// Biology, Journal of Comparative Physiology, Behavioural

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Processes, Physiological Entomolog; provision of expert Radicals; member, Policy Committee, RACI; member, advice to BBC Natural History Unit, Bristol. editorial advisory board, Current Organic Synthesis; member, editorial advisory board, Mini Reviews in Or- Electron Microscopy Unit ganic Chemistry; member, editorial advisory board, Letters in Organic Chemistry; member, Scientific Com- HEADY, R.H., presented papers at the Fifth National mittee, Ninth International Society for Free Radical Conference on Australia’s Forest History, Hobart; Wol- Research Conference, 2004; member, Management lemi Pine Symposium, Sydney; Mt Tomah Botanic Committee, UnIChe Program. Gardens, NSW; and a symposium on current research into the conservation of Aboriginal paintings, National EVANS, Prof. D.J., permanent visiting scientist, Na- Museum of Australia; member, CSIRO Plant Industry tional Institute of Standards and Technology, Editorial Panel. Department of Commerce, USA; chair, Sectional Committee 3, Australian Academy of Science; member, STOWE, S., administered the Australian and NZ Mi- Information and Communications Technology Sub- croscopy listserver; membership secretary, WISENET committee, Australian Academy of Science; member, (Women in Science Enquiry Network); chaired session Flinders Medal and Lecture Selection Committee, Aus- at 17th ASEM Conference, Adelaide, and presented tralian Academy of Science; member, Merit Allocation poster Shared Research Infrastructure in Universities; Committee, Australian Partnership in Advanced Com- reviewed manuscripts for Measurement Science and puting (APAC); member, Organising Committee, Technology. Liblice Conferences on Statistical Mechanics of Liq- Unit staff contributed to the activities of the National uids; member, editorial advisory board, Chemical Youth Summer School. Physics; member, editorial boards, Molecular Simula- tion, Molecular Physics; assessor/reader, ARC grant Research School of Chemistry applications. HEATH, Dr G.A., member, Raman Microscope Steer- Academic staff from the RSC serve on the editorial ing Committee, University of Canberra; adviser, boards of 31 international scientific journals. National Museum of Australia; member, International BANWELL, Prof. M.G., chair, editorial advisory com- Advisory Board, Dalton Transactions. mittee, Australian Journal of Chemistry; consultant, HENDERSON, Dr M.J., member, Instrument Advi- Genencor International Inc, Palo Alto; consultant, Bio- sory Team for the SANS instrument at Replacement ta Holdings Ltd, Melbourne; member, editorial boards, Research Reactor. Indian Journal of Chemistry (Section B), Journal of the Chemical Society, Perkin 1, New Journal of Chemistry, HILL, Prof. A.F., member, Synthetic and Biological Synlett; associate editor, Methods in Organic Synthesis; College, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research member, advisory board, Special Centre for Green Committee, (UK) (EPSRC); assessor, EPSRC grant ap- Chemistry, Monash University; reader, ARC grant plications; member, Referee Panel, Chemical applications. Communications; editor, Advances in Organometallic Chemistry (Academic Press); member, Editorial Adviso- BRASCH, Dr N.E., committee member, ACT Branch, ry Board, Organometallics. RACI; committee member, Inorganic Chemistry Divi- sion, RACI. MANDER, Prof. L.N., council member and member of audit committee, Australian Academy of Science; COLLINS, Prof. M.A, committee member, Physical member, Government Legislation Sub-committee of Chemistry Division, Royal Australian Chemical Insti- the Policy Committee of the RACI; member, editorial tute (RACI). advisory boards, Current Organic Chemistry, Dictionary DIXON, Dr N.E., visiting lecturer, School of Chemis- of Organic Compounds, Heterocycles, Journal of the try, University of Sydney; visiting lecturer, Department Chemical Society, Perkin 1, Natural Product Reports, Syn- of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics, Karolinska In- thesis, Synlett; member, Board of Consulting Editors, stitutet, Stockholm; assessor, grant applications (ARC, Tetrahedron, Tetrahedron Letters; PhD supervisor, Pas- NH&MRC, Israel Science Foundation). casarjana Universitas Padjadjaran, Bandung, Indonesia; EASTON, Prof. C.J., board member, Federation of assessor, ARC grant applications. Australian Scientific and Technological Societies OLLIS, Dr D.L., assessor, NH&MRC and ARC large (FASTS); secretary and chair elect, Organic Chemistry grant applications. Division, RACI; president, ACT Branch, RACI; mem- OTTING, Prof. G., member, editorial board, Journal of ber, advisory board, Centre for Chiral and Molecular Biomolecular NMR; assessor, ARC grant applications. Technologies, Deakin University; member, editorial board, ARKIVOC; member, referee panel, Chemical RADOM, Prof. L., vice-president and president-elect, Communications; member, International Advisory World Association of Theoretically Oriented Chemists; Board, 2002 EUCHEM Conference on Organic Free co-organiser, “Computational Chemistry in the 21st

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Century”, Melbourne, Australia, June 2003; member, member, International Advisory Committee, Interna- editorial advisory boards, Advances in Quantum Chem- tional Workshop on Nano-materials, Saha Institute of istry; European Journal of Mass Spectrometry; Nuclear Physics; member, International Advisory Panel International Journal of Quantum Chemistry; Journal of for the United Kingdom Higher Education Funding the Chemical Society, Perkin Transactions 2; Journal of Council’s Research Assessment Exercise; member, Computational Chemistry; Journal of Molecular Struc- FASTS Council and Executive; chair, Canberra Fellows ture: Theochem; Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry. Group, Australian Academy of Science; member, Gov- erning Board, Centre for Australian Cultural Studies; REYNOLDS, Dr P.A., member, Instrument Advisory member, editorial boards, Advances in Physics, Current Team for the SANS instrument at Replacement Re- Opinion in Solid State and Materials Science, Journal of search Reactor, Coordinator UnIChe Project. Materials Chemistry, Physical Chemistry Chemical Phys- WELBERRY, Prof. T.R., past president and member of ics; assessor/reader, ARC grant applications; member, Council, Society of Crystallographers in Australia and Institute for the Study of Christianity in an Age of Sci- New Zealand (SCANZ); member, National Commit- ence and Technology; founding member of tee for Crystallography of the Australian Academy of International Society for Science and Religion. Science; chair and organiser, Microsymposium on Dif- WILD, Prof. S.B., consulting editor, Tetrahedron: fuse Scattering, 2002 International Union of Asymmetry; member, editorial advisory board, Main Crystallography Congress; member, Single Crystal In- Group Chemistry; member, Selection Committee, Aus- strument Advisory Team, Australian Nuclear Science tralian–German Research Cooperation Scheme; guest and Technology Organisation. Professor, PhD Program, University of Leipzig. WENGER, Dr E., guest-editor, Inorganica Chimica WITHERS, Dr R.L., consultant, Electron Diffraction Acta (Special issue to be published 2003). Commission of the International Union of Crystallog- WHITE, Prof. J.W., president, Royal Australian raphy (until August); member, Aperiodic Commission Chemical Institute; chair, National Committee for of the International Union of Crystallography; mem- Crystallography (Australian Academy of Science); chair, ber, editorial board, Journal of Solid State Chemistry; Advisory Committee on Replacement Research Reactor expert external examiner, Professorship in Structural (Australian Academy of Science); chair, Steering Com- Chemistry, Department of Physical, Inorganic and mittee, Evaluation Report to the Antarctic Science Structural Chemistry, Stockholm University, Sweden. Advisory Committee on Australia’s Antarctic Science Program; chair, Scholarships Committee, Oxford Aus- Research School of Earth Sciences tralia Fund; member, Australian Synchrotron Research Program Policy and Review Board; member, Council of ARMSTRONG, Dr R., with scientists from the Geo- the Asian Crystallographic Association; member, Board logical Surveys of Britain, Brazil, Botswana, Namibia, of Governors, Consortium for Advanced Radiation South Africa, South Korea and Swaziland; and geo- Sources, CARS, University of Chicago; member, Sci- chronological projects for Australian and international ence Advisory Committee, Central Laboratory of the exploration companies and consultants. Research Councils, UK; member, ISIS Scheduling Pan- BERRY, Dr A.J., with Dr G.J. Foran, ANSTO, on X- el, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK; member, ray absorption spectroscopy of metal ions in crystals and Beam Instruments Advisory Group, Australian Nuclear glasses. Science and Technology Organisation; member, steering committee, Oxford Australia Fund; member, BRAUN, Dr J., invited speaker at a workshop on "De- Council, Australian Academy of Science; member, fining a New Seismic Risk Map of Australia" organised Council, Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and by Geoscience Australia, Adelaide. Engineering; member, Neutron Scattering Specialist CALVO, Dr E. and PELEJERO, Dr C., with Dr G.A. Committee, Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Logan, Geoscience Australia, on molecular biomarker Engineering; member, Small Angle Neutron Scattering analysis from marine sediments and the setting up of — Instrument Advisory Team, Australian Institute of carbon and nitrogen isotopes analysis. Nuclear Science and Engineering; member, advisory committee, School of Chemistry, University of Sydney; CAMPBELL, Dr I.H. and STOLTZE, Ms A., with member, Australian Academy of Science/Royal Society Placer Granny Smith Pty Ltd to study ore-fluid path- Exchange Program Committee; vice-president, Austral- ways around the mesothermal gold deposits in the ian Neutron Beam Users Committee; member, Laverton region, WA using alkali elements and stable CSIRO, Chemicals and Plastics Sector Advisory Com- isotopes; project supported by a SPIRT grant from ARC. mittee; chair, International Advisory Panel for Japanese FABEL, Dr D. established a cooperative agreement Atomic Energy Research Institute/KEK Joint Project; (AMS-02-14) with the Australian Nuclear Science and member, International Review Committee, KEK- Technology Organisation (ANSTO) to measure in situ JAERI, Japan; member, International Advisory Panel, produced Be-10 and Al-26 in quartz samples. Faculty of Science, National University of Singapore;

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FANNING, Mr C.M., with the Geological Surveys of rays managed by John Grant with assistance from Peter South Australia and Queensland; with Mr G. Teale, of Biggs; very high reliability achieved with data transmit- Teale and Associates and mineral and petroleum explo- ted continuously to the International Data Centre in ration companies. Vienna via satellite link; director and previously deputy director, Australian National Seismic Imaging Resource FITZ GERALD, Dr J.D., with M. Devries, CSIRO Di- (ANSIR), a Major National Research Facility operated vision of Minerals to characterise reaction as a joint venture by the Australian National University microstructures in reduced ilmenite polycrystals. and Geoscience Australia; chair, Academy Committees GLIKSON, Dr A., with Dr J. Gorter, AGIP Australia for Postdoctoral Opportunities in Japan and exchange on lamproites of the Bonaparte Basin, Timor Sea. arrangements with N.E. Asia (China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan), Australian Academy of Science; chair, Com- GLIKSON, Dr A. with Hickman, Dr A., Williams, Dr mittee for the Frederick White Conference Series, I. and van Kranendonk, Dr M., GSWA, on the Archae- Australian Academy of Science. an asteroid impact fallout units, Pilbara craton, Western Australia; with Pirajno, Dr F. GSWA, on the origin of LAMBECK, Prof. K., chair, Antarctic Science Advisory the Shoemaker Impact Structure, Nabberu Basin, Committee; member, AUSAID Technical advisory Western Australia and with Iasky, Dr R. GSWA, on Group; Foreign Secretary, Australian Academy of Sci- new Western Australian impact structures. ence and a member of its Council; member, Executive Committee of the International Inter-Academy Panel. GREEN, Emeritus Prof. D.H., Director, Ringwood Superabrasives Pty Ltd representing the University’s in- McCULLOCH, Prof. M.T., with Dr P. De Cavitat, terests in the company formed to commercialise Geoscience Australia on the use of isotopic signatures to patented ultra-hard ceramics based on diamond and cu- decipher basement signatures through sedimentary ba- bic boron nitride composites. sin cover; with Dr D. Barnes and Dr J. Lough from the Australian Institute of Marine Sciences on the Great GRIFFITHS, Prof. R.W., with Australian Scientific In- Barrier Reef. struments (ASI) on marketing of the Geophysical Flows Rotating Table; ASI delivered the latest unit to the McGREGOR, Ms H. and GAGAN, Dr M., with Dr Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York. G. Brunskill, Dr G.J. Lough and Dr D. Barnes, Austral- ian Institute of Marine Science; Ms McGregor's PhD HARRISON, Prof. T.M., member, National Commit- research is part of Project TROPICS (Tropical River- tee for Earth Science, developing a strategic plan for Ocean Processes in Coastal Settings) and aims to use Earth sciences in Australia (due June 2003); member, corals to reconstruct the mid-Holocene climate of the Board of the Australian National Seismic Imaging Re- Western Pacific Warm Pool north of Papua New source (ANSIR), a Major National Research Facility Guinea. operated as a joint venture of GA and RSES; developed a joint appointment structure for fixed term academic McQUEEN, Dr H., with CSIRO Division of Explora- positions with CSIRO Exploration and Mining; gave a tion and Mining and the National Mapping Division of Seminar for Geoscience Australia, entitled “A Mission Geoscience Australia on absolute gravity measurements to Really Early Earth: When did the Earth Become Suit- and instrument calibrations at the Mt Stromlo Gravity able for Habitation?”. Station in support of the Superconducting Gravimeter installation. HEATH, Mr C., study of the “Origin and composition of Ore-forming fluids in the giant Golden Mile gold de- MÜLLER, Ms A., with the Australian Institute of Ma- posit, Kalgoorlie with Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold rine Science (AIMS). Mines; supported through an ARC SPIRT grant to Dr MÜLLER, Dr W., with Mr M. Westaway, National I. Campbell. Museum of Australia, on provenancing Aboriginal hu- HENDY, Ms E., GAGAN, Dr M. and McCUL- man skeletal remains from Victoria using stable and LOCH, Prof. M., with Dr J. Lough, Dr P. Isdale and radiogenic isotope analysis. Dr D. Barnes, Australian Institute of Marine Science; NORMAN, Dr M., with several gold exploration com- Ms Hendy's PhD research is a core project of the AUS- panies as well as projects with CSIRO and Geoscience CORE (AUStralian COral REcords) initiative and is Australia. designed to document decadal-to-centennial climate variability in the Great Barrier Reef region over the last NUTMAN, Dr A. P., with Dr G. Gibson, Australian 400 years; new AUSCORE collaborative work is under- Geological Survey Organization (AGSO) on the tecton- way with Honours student, Ms K. LILLY. othermal evolution of the Broken Hill area. KENNETT, Prof. B.L.N., support to the Comprehen- PILLANS, Dr B., site investigation and hazard assess- sive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) Organisation in ment at the Lucas Heights nuclear reactor site, Sydney, Vienna through the operation of the Warramunga Seis- for the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Or- mic and Infrasound Research Station near Tennant ganisation (ANSTO); completed a geological Creek, Northern Territory; seismic and infrasound ar- investigation and report on a Pleistocene paleontologi-

31 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 cal site near Canberra, for Environment ACT; assistant Research School of Information director, CRC for Landscape Environments & Mineral Exploration; continued collaborative research on paleo- Sciences and Engineering magnetic dating of regolith with CRC personnel from CSIRO, Geoscience Australia, University of Canberra, Computer Sciences Laboratory and a number of mining companies including St Bar- LLOYD, Prof. J, member, editorial board, Journal of bara Mines, Newmount, Perilya and Kalgoorlie Functional and Logic Programming; member, editorial Consolidated Gold Mines. board, The Computer Journal. ROHRLACH, Mr B. and CAMPBELL, Dr I. H., MENDELSON, Dr S, co-organiser, Machine Learning LOUCKS, Dr R. R., PALIN, Dr J. M. and MCDOU- Summer School 2002, Canberra; program committee GALL, Prof. I., with WMC Resources Ltd on the study member, 15th Annual Conference on Learning Theory; of the Tampakan Cu-Au deposit in southern Mindan- member, COLT Steering Committee. ao, Philippines. MILLAR, Dr B, public officer, Australian Speech Sci- SAMBRIDGE, Dr M. took part in a CSIRO sponsored ence & Technology Association Inc.; chair, ASSTA gathering of Australian scientists (in Nice, France) in- Spoken Language Database Committee; member, edi- terested in potential field inversion studies. Flowing torial board, Speech Communication; member, Advisory from this a new specialist group was organised to foster Council, International Speech Communication Associ- collaborative projects in the area between Australian In- ation; member, Permanent Council, International dustry, CSIRO and universities. Congress of Phonetic Sciences; member, Permanent SAMBRIDGE, Dr M., with Dr P. Cummins, Geo- Council, International Conference on Spoken Lan- science Australia in the area of nonlinear inversion guage Processing; member, Coordinating Committee applied to source studies in the Australian continent. for Speech Databases and Assessment; rapporteur for Oceania region, Coordinating Committee for Speech SOMMACAL, Mr S. (PhD student), founding mem- Databases and Assessment; member, Board of Summer ber, Association for Research between Italy and Institute of Linguistics Australia; chair, School Com- Australasia (ARIA)-Canberra, a non-profit association mittee of the Board of SILA; member, Scientific which aims to promote scientific and technological co- Committee, International Language Resources and operation between Italy and Australasia. Evaluation Conference; member, International Adviso- TURNER, Prof. J. S. chaired an evaluation of Austral- ry Committee, International Conference on Spoken ia's Antarctic Science Program in the fields of Language Processing; member, Technical Programme Glaciology, Geosciences and Oceanography, the Re- Committee, Audio-Video Biometric Person Authenti- view Committee heard submissions at the Antarctic cation; member, Scientific Committee, International Division in Hobart. Congress of Phonetic Sciences. WILLIAMS, Dr I. S., with Australian Scientific Instru- SMOLA, Dr A, editorial board, Journal of Machine ments Pty. Ltd. (a subsidiary of AnuTech Pty Ltd) in the Learning Research; member, Governing Board, Kernel- manufacture and marketing of SHRIMP ion micro- Machines.Org; member, Program Committee, Interna- probes, taking up a 25% appointment as Applications tional Conference on Machine Learning. Scientist for the company; with ASI on the development THIÉBAUX, Dr S, member, Technical Program Com- of stable isotope and multiple collector analysis on, and mittee, International Conference on AI Planning and the final tuning of, the SHRIMP II purchased by the Scheduling; member, Technical Program Committee, All-Russian Geological Research Institute, St Peters- American National Conference on Artificial Intelli- burg, including training three scientists from VSEGEI gence; member, Technical Program Committee, in SHRIMP analytical procedures; assisted ASI with Australian International Joint Conference on Artificial SHRIMP marketing at Goldschmidt 2002, Davos. Intelligence; program chair, AIPS-02 Workshop on WYNN, Dr J.G., member, Cooperative Research Cen- Planning via Model-Checking; member, Technical tre for Greenhouse Accounting, Programs B and A. Program Committee, ECAI-02 Workshop on Model- Checking and Artificial Intelligence. YAXLEY, Dr G., with a number of Australian and international diamond exploration companies. Department of Systems Engineering ANDERSON, Prof. Brian, designate CEO, National ICT Australia, president, Australian Academy of Sci- ence (to May 02); member, Board of the Australian Research Council; trustee, Ian Clunies Ross Memorial Foundation (to May 02); member, Prime Minister's Science Prize Committee (to May 02); member, PM- SEIC Standing Committee — Priority Setting

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Working Group; director, Australian Foundation for Department of Telecommunications Science; director, Cochlear Ltd; consultant, Bandspeed Engineering Inc (USA and Melbourne); consultant, Scientific Re- view Group, Pangea Resources International, Baden, KIVINEN, Dr J, co-chair, Program Committee, Annu- Switzerland; lifetime adviser, International Federation al Conference on Computational Learning Theory. of Automatic Control; member, advisory committee, WILLIAMSON, Prof. R, chair, Steering Committee Centre for Integrated Dynamics and Control; member, for Annual Conference on Learning Theory (COLT). editorial board, Applied and Computational Control, Sig- nals, and Circuits; member, editorial board, John Curtin School of Medical Communications in Information and Systems; member, editorial board, Journal of Multidimensional Systems and Research Signal Processing; member, editorial board, International ADA, Prof. G.L., member, Australian Influenza Vac- Journal of Adaptive Control and Signal Processing; mem- cine Committee; member, Programme Advisory ber, editorial board, International Journal of Robust and Committee and Programme Executive Committee of Nonlinear Control; member, Asian Control Professors the Australian HIV Vaccine Consortium; scientific pa- Association; member, Prime Minister's Science, Engi- tron of the Austin Research Institute, Melbourne; neering and Innovation Council (PMSEIC) (to May referee, Wellcome Trust, the Academy of Science and 2002); member, IEEE James H. Mulligan, Jr. Educa- for manuscripts submitted to the Lancet; chair, Com- tion Medal Committee, 2001 & 2002. mittee to assess candidates for Prime Minister's Life AUSTIN, Dr D, chair, ACT Robocup Junior Sciences Award. Committee. BAKER, Dr R., director and vice-president, Genome FEATHERSTONE, Dr R, presenter, two seminars at Conference Inc; executive director and treasurer of the Dept. Mechano-Informatics, University of Tokyo; Australian Society for Medical Research; expert consultant to the Human Gene Nomenclature Committee, HARTLEY, Prof. R, Adjunct Professor, Department of London; member, NHMRC Grant Review Panel 1A Computer Science, University of Western Australia; bid (Biochemistry); Careers Night Speaker, Canberra Boys member, Centre for Imaging and Technology in Medi- Grammar School, Canberra; High Fliers National Re- cine, University of Western Australia; Program Leader search Priorities Strategic Forum, Australian Academy (designate), NICTA Program Leader for Autonomous of Science. Systems and Sensor Technologies. BANYER, Dr J., CSIRO 2002 Student Scheme. LANZON, Dr A, visitor, Honeywell Technology Inc. Minneapolis, USA; academic visitor, Department of BEKKERS, Dr J., consultant to Axon Instruments, Fos- Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics, University of ter City, USA. Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA; academic visitor, De- BLANDEN, Prof. R.V., member, editorial boards of partment of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Immunology and Cell Biology, and the Asia-Pacific Jour- University of Melbourne. nal of Biotechnology; chair, Scientific Advisory MOORE, Prof. J.B., member, Sectional Committee 11 Committee of the National Centre in HIV Virology for the Australian Academy of Science; director Go- Research. CDMA Ltd, Hong Kong. BOARD, Dr P., member, editorial board, Biochemical ZELINSKY, Prof. Alexander, chief executive officer, Journal; adviser to Parkinson's NSW Inc; gave presenta- Seeing machines Pty Ltd; reader and reviewer, Austral- tions on Parkinson's Disease research to the ACT ian Research Council, Robotics Program; member, Parkinson's support group; assessor of NHMRC grants; editorial board, International Journal of Robotics Re- consultant to Biotron Limited. search; chair, International Committee on Field and COOPER, Dr P., consultant for The National Health Service Robotics; program co-chair, 2002 IEEE/RSJ In- Sciences Centre, The Canberra Hospital and for Glax- ternational Conference on Intelligent Robots and oSmithKline SA. Systems; member, editorial board IEEE Robotics and Automation Magazine. DULHUNTY, Dr A., consultant for BIOTRON; reader for ARC and an assessor for NHF; GRP member for ZIMMER, Dr U, council member, NAISO Interna- NHMRC; Board of Directors of the ACT Orthopaedic tional Academic Advisory Council (IAAC); reviewing and Muscular-skeletal Research Foundation. board member, Robotics and Autonomous Systems; tutorial/workshop chair, International Congress on EASTEAL, Prof. S., editor, Molecular Biology and Evo- Autonomous Intelligent Systems (ICAIS '02); program lution; member, Advisory Board, Sydney University committee member, IEEE/RSJ International Confer- Biological Informatics and Technology Centre; mem- ence on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS '02) ber, Research Committee, Australian Institute of Sport; member, Advisory Committee, NHMRC Centre for Mental Health Research; member, Council of Scientific

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Editors; member, Bioinformatics Industry Opportunity PARISH, Prof. C., editor-in-chief, Immunology and Taskforce, Department of Industry, Science and Re- Cell Biology, member, Medical Research Advisory sources; member, NHMRC Genetics Project Grant Committee of the Australian Cancer Research Founda- Review Panel; member, Scientific Advisory Board, En- tion; chair, NHMRC Research Fellowships Committee tigen Inc, Sunnyvale, California; Councillor, Society for Peer Review Advisory Panel; member, NHMRC Re- Molecular Biology and Evolution; member, Organising search Fellowships Committee; ANU representative on Committee, Lorne Genome Conference; Organizing the Program Management Committee of the Australian Committee, XIX International Congress of Genetics. HIV Vaccine Consortium; vice-president of the Aus- tralasian Society for Immunology. FENNER, Prof. F., member, Smallpox Expert Group; member, Infectious Disease Emergency Response RAMSHAW, Prof. I.A., member, Scientific Advisory Group; member, Chemical, Biological, Radiological Panel, Westmead Institute for Cancer Research; mem- Commonwealth/State Forum of the Department of ber, editorial board, Viral Immunology, Microbes and Health and Ageing; member, Prime Minister's Science, Infection; Faculty 1000. Engineering and Innovation Council. REDMAN, Prof. S.J., member, editorial boards of Neu- FOSTER, Dr P., associate editor, Pharmacology and roscience (Section Editor), Journal of Neurophysiology, Therapeutics; member, executive committee of the In- Trends in Neuroscience, Journal of Computational Neuro- ternational Eosinophil Society; member, working group science, Neuroreport, Synapse, Journal of Neuroscience for the basic science section of the International Eosi- Methods, European Journal of Neuroscience, Journal of nophil Meeting, Colorado, USA, 2003. Clinical Neuroscience and Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Physiology; member, Executive Com- GAGE, Prof. P.W., president, Australian Physiological mittee of the International Brain Research and Pharmacological Society; member, editorial com- Organization; member, Research Advisory Board, mittee, Journal of Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology; Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute; member, member, Scientific Board, Motor Neurone Disease Re- Board of Neurosciences Australia; chair, Gordon Re- search Institute of Australia; reader for ARC; honorary search Conference on Synaptic Transmission to be held member, Australian Society of Anasthestists. in 2004. GOODNOW, Prof. C., member, Australian Society of SHANNON, Dr F., member of an NHMRC Project Immunology; member, American Association of Im- grant assessment panel, 2002; chair, Lorne Genome munologists; member, American Association for the Conference organising committee for 2003. Advancement of Science; member of a number of advisory boards including: NHMRC Project Grants Review SIMEONOVIC, Dr C., member, editorial board, Cell Panel 2a; meeting co-organiser, Keystone Symposia Transplantation; member of Council, Society Liaison 2002; member, Scientific Advisory Board, Australian Officer, The Transplantation Society of Australia and Genome Research Facility; member, Scientific Advisory New Zealand; organiser on behalf of the Transplanta- Board, Illumina, Inc, San Diego; member, Scientific tion Society of Australia and New Zealand of two Advisory Board, Genome Institute of the Novaratis Transplantation symposia "Transplantation Today and Foundation, San Diego; member, editorial boards of Tomorrow" I. Immune Tolerance and II. Clinical Ad- the Journal of Experimental Medicine, Immunity, Immu- vances, The Australian Health & Medical Research nological Reviews, Internal Immunology, Current Biology Congress, Melbourne. and Genome Biology. STUART, Dr G., project grant assessor for HENDRY, Prof. I.A., science adviser on the board of NH&MRC; teacher at the Cold Spring Harbour (USA) the Wenkart Foundation; member, John James Memo- course on the "Physiology of Ion Channels" and the In- rial Ethics Committee; member, editorial board, ternational Brain Research Organisation School of International Journal of Developmental Neuroscience. Neuroscience in Hong Kong. HILL, Dr C.E., member, Training Awards Committee, THOMSON, Dr S.A., co-organiser for The Canberra National Health and Medical Research Council; mem- Hospital Annual Scientific Meeting, Canberra. ber, Cardiovascular Health Advisory Committee of the TREMETHICK, Dr D., invited analyst for Chemtract, National Board of the National Heart Foundation. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; chair, COMBIO JEFFREY, Dr P.D., member, Australian Science Festi- Meeting, Sydney. val Advisory Council. WALMSLEY, Dr B., associate editor, Neuroscience Let- MATTHAEI, Dr K., consultant for the Australian ters; member, NHMRC Project Grants Discipline Quarantine Inspection Service. Panel; lecturer, Department of Physiology, University of New South Wales. OLESKEVICH, Dr S., radio interview with ABC 2CN, Canberra; also involved in career orientation and WARREN, Dr H.S., member, editorial board, Immu- work experience for Madeline Fischer. nology and Cell Biology.

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WHITWORTH, Prof. J.A., director, Anutech Pty Ltd; view of Federal–State financial relations; director, Ok member, ACT Government Knowledge Based Econo- Tedi Mining Limited. my Board; Honorary Ambassador for Women; HILL, Prof. H., adviser to AusAID on country pro- member, Selection Committee, Mayne Florey Medal; grams and strategies in Indonesia, The Philippines, East member, University of New South Wales, External In- Timor. dependent Inquiry; chair, Advisory Panel, Commonwealth Health Minister's Award for Excel- JHA, Prof. R., adviser, World Institute for Develop- lence in Health & Medical Research; Trustee, High ment Economics Research (WIDER), Commonwealth Blood Pressure Research Foundation of Australia; Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; lecturing, Sri member, Global Advisory Committee on Health Re- Lanka Central Bank; fellow of the World Innovation search, WHO; member, WHO Expert Advisory Panel Foundation; member, Panel of Experts, Fiscal Affairs on Health Science & Technology Policy; member, Task Division, International Monetary Fund; consultant, Force on Cardiovascular Disease Education for Wom- World Bank; consultant, World Institute for Develop- en, Joint World Heart Federation/WHO; chair, ment Economics Research (WIDER); reviewer, Selection Committee for Francesco Pocchiari Award, Millenium Development Goals, World Bank. WHO; coordinator, WHO, ACHR Peer Review sub- MAXWELL, Dr J., report to AusAID, ‘Indonesia Pov- committee; member, International Society of Hyper- erty Data Study’. tension (ISH) Scientific Program Committee (Prague 2002); WHO/ISH Liaison Committee; co-chair McKIBBIN, Prof. W., board member, Reserve Bank of WHO/ISH Guidelines Writing Committee; member, Australia; co-author, report for Department of Foreign ISH International Scientific Program Committee (Sao Affairs and Trade on Australia–Thailand Free Trade Ar- Paulo 2004); member, Organising committee, WHO/ ea, Demographic Change in Japan for Cabinet Office, ISH Stroke meeting (2002). Prime Minister of Japan; consultant, Australian Green- house Office, reports on ‘Modeling Results for the WILLENBORG, Dr D.O., member, International Ad- Kyoto Protocol’ and ‘Projections of Greenhouse Gas visory Board, International Society of Neuroimmunology; Emissions from Stationary Energy Sector to 2020: re- member, editorial board, Journal of Neuroimmunology, sults from the G-Cubed model’; US Congressional Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology; Budget Office; Canadian Department of Finance; co- associate editor, Journal of Immunology. author, report to the OECD on ‘The Global Economic YOUNG, Prof. I.G., editor, DNA Sequence; member, Impact of China’s Accession to the WTO’. Biological Defence Advisory Committee, (Department McLEOD, Dr R.H., preparation of report on the ‘IMF of Defence); Grant reviewer, Wellcome Trust, Research Program of Assistance to Indonesia during 1997–2002’ Grants Council, Hong Kong. for the Australian Agency for International Develop- ment; ‘Current problems of foreign investment in Research School of Paciﬁc and Asian Indonesia’, for Analytic Outcomes Pty Ltd; preparation Studies of short note on ‘Current economic issues in Indonesia for Asian Analysis’. Division of Economics MENG, Dr X., consultant for AusAID. CHAND, Dr S., (with Prof. Hal Hill) briefed review WARR, Prof. P., (with John Maxwell) report to team to East Timor for AusAID. AusAID ‘Indonesia Poverty Data Study’. DUNGEY, Dr M., visiting fellow, New Zealand Treas- ury, Wellington New Zealand, Australian Division of Paciﬁc and Asian History Commonwealth Treasury, Canberra. BAKKEN, Dr B., member, China advisory group, Nor- FANE, Prof. G., consultant on regional decentralisa- wegian Institute of Human Rights, Oslo; member, tion project, Ministry of Finance, Government of resource group, Danish Centre for Human Rights, Co- Indonesia; consultant to World Bank on preparation of penhagen briefing session, Royal Norwegian Ministry Country Economic Memorandum for Iran. of Foreign Affairs, Oslo. GAI, Dr P., research adviser, Bank of England. BALLARD, Dr C., invited session coordinator, Work- shop on the Implementation of Legislation for Special GARNAUT, Prof. R., chair, Pacific Economic Outlook Autonomy for the Province of Papua, Republic of Indo- Forecasting Group (Pacific Economic Cooperation nesia, Hotel Irian, Biak, Papua. Council), Lihir Gold Ltd, Immigration and Income Distribution Project, Department of Immigration and DENOON, Prof. D., member of Council, University Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, PNG Sustainable of Papua New Guinea; editorial board, Department of Development Program Limited, Asia Pacific Economics Foreign Affairs and Trade Historical Documents Group Pty Ltd, Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd; re- Project. LI, Dr T., assessor, Chiang Ching Kuo Foundation.

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McCORMACK, Prof. G., ‘Article 9 and Japan’s De- REUS-SMIT, Dr C., member, Commonwealth Foreign fence’, Australian College of Defence and Security Affairs Council; organised joint forum with the Royal Studies, Canberra; ‘Terrorism and Japan’, Attorney Netherlands Embassy on The Future of Humanitarian General’s Department, Australia, HMAS Harman, Intervention at National Press Club; coordinator and (ASIO class). principal drafter of the national submission on Interna- tional Relations to the DEST research priorities inquiry. MARR, Prof. D., AusAID Vietnam briefing; Australian Political Council (DFAT) briefing on Vietnam. Department of Political and Social Change NELSON, Prof. H., with Mr David Hegarty (SSGM), ASPINALL, Dr E., participant, Australia–Indonesia wrote submission for Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence Young Leaders’ Dialogue, Bogor, Indonesia. and Trade References Committee, ‘Inquiry into Aus- BARLOW, Dr C., research panel assessment member, tralia’s relationship with Papua New Guinea and other Malaysian Palm Oil Board, Kuala Lumpur; research su- Pacific Island Countries’. pervisor, Indonesian Palm Oil Research Institute, Medan. Division of Politics and International Relations COLLIER, Dr C., provided advice on terrorism in the Department of International Relations Philippines to the Foreign Minister, Attorney-General’s ELLIOT, Dr L., member, steering committee, Land Department, and Department of Defence. and Water Australia project on ‘Implications for Aus- CROUCH, Dr H., lecturer, Centre for Defence and tralian Natural Resource Management of International Strategic Studies, ‘Civil-Military Relations in Southeast Experiences in Institutional Change and Reform Aris- Asia’; reader of draft article on ‘Corruption in Indone- ing from Sustainable Development’; member, Research sia’ for World Bank. Committee, Australian Institute of International Af- fairs, Australian Committee of the Council for Security DINNEN, Dr S., see entry under State, Society and Cooperation Asia Pacific; research associate, Centre for Governance in Melanesia Project. International Strategic Analysis; senior vice-president, FEALY, Dr G., consultant, AusAID, Canberra, The Canberra Branch, Australian Institute of International Asia Foundation, Jakarta and Washington, Citigroup Affairs; mentor, Asialink Young Australian Leaders (SSB), Hong Kong; participant, Australian Centre of program. Defence and Strategic Studies seminar on Southeast FRY, Mr G., lecturer, ‘Theories of International Rela- Asian strategic issues; briefing for the Minister of For- tions’ and ‘Contending Images of World Politics after eign Affairs. September 11’, Department of Foreign Affairs and GEORGE MULGAN, Assoc. Prof. A., presentation to Trade short course on World Politics; Southwest Pacific a group of state and federal politicians and their advisers Security, Defence College; ‘Peacebuilding and the Arc on ‘Political Structures and Political Parties in Japan’ of Crisis in the Pacific’ to the Centre, Defence and Stra- under the umbrella of Australian Political Exchange tegic Studies; seminar, ‘Successes and Failures of Council; consultancy to serve on the international ap- National Security in the South Pacific’, National Secu- pointments committee of the Hiroshima Peace Institute rity staff of Timor; presenter, New Zealand Staff in Japan; member, Japan Policy Research Institute. College, ‘Australian and New Zealand Relations with the South Pacific’. MAY, Dr R., briefings on Papua New Guinea, Philip- pines for DFAT personnel, visiting Papua New Guinea HARRIS, Prof. S., member, Trilateral Commission; delegations, and various foreign embassies; presenter, Council for Asia–Europe Cooperation; adviser, Japan Australian Defence College and Australian Command Centre for International Exchange; co-chair, the Aus- Staff College courses; World Bank consultant, ‘Equity tralian Committee of the Council for Security aspects of the system of intergovernmental transfers in Cooperation in the Asia–Pacific (CSCAP); lecturer, Papua New Guinea’. Australian Defence College; speaker, Australian Insti- tute of International Affairs. O’COLLINS, Emeritus Prof. M., presented written submission to the Joint Senate Committee ‘Inquiry into KEAL, Dr P., seminars, Department of Foreign Affairs Australia’s Relationship with Papua New Guinea and and Trade Graduate Trainees. other Pacific Island countries’; participated in and pre- KERR, Dr P., lecturer, Australian Defence College; ex- sented evidence at the Senate Committee’s hearing. aminer, strategic studies section Masters program, REGAN, Mr A., see entry under State, Society and Australian Staff Command College; Australian mem- Governance in Melanesia Project. ber, Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia– Pacific (CSCAP). SAOVANA-SPRIGGS Ms R., member, PNG Students delegation to the Australian National Senate Parliamen- MORTON, Dr K., presenter, Civil Society in China, tary Committee on how to best execute financial aid to AusAID. PNG.

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SHAND Dr R., Australian academic representative, In- Department of Human Geography dian Ocean Rim Academic Group (IORAG), at the BOURKE, Dr R.M., business partner, Dames and meeting of the Indian Ocean Rim Association for Re- Moore Pty Ltd, Adelaide; adviser, Australian Agency for gional Cooperation (IOR–ARC); consultant, International Development, Canberra. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, ‘The States’ in 2001–2002; commenced a study of Australia–India Department of Linguistics bilateral relations from 1944–2002, for the Department BOWEN, Dr J., assessor, Australia Europe Scholarship of Foreign Affairs and Trade. applications. Division of Society and the Environment ROSS, Dr M., international linguistic adviser, Summer Institute of Linguistics. Department of Anthropology Gender Relations Centre ROBINSON, Dr K., gender and community participation adviser, East Timor Community Water Supply and REID, Ms E. and STUDDERT, Dr L., conveners, In- Sanitation Project (CWSSP) IDSS/AusAID; participa- ternational Roundtable on Increasing Access to HIV tion in peer review process, AusAID Indonesia Section Treatments in Resource Poor Settings; collaboration Strategy. with India UNAIDS, CDC (USA), Indonesia UN- AIDS, on AusAID HIV project; Cambodia UNAIDS, RUMSEY, Dr A., anthropological consultant, Kimber- UNTG, USAID, Burma UNAIDS, East Timor UN- ley Land Council and Kamali Land Council; senior DP, PNG UNDP, on AusAID HIV project; China anthropologist in charge of the Wanjina/Wunggurr– DFID, UNAIDS, Thailand UNAIDS SEAICT, Ford Wilinggin claim, appearing as an expert witness in the Foundation, Malaysian AIDS Council, Vietnam Ford Federal Court of Australia. Foundation, Laos UNAIDS SEAICT, and Hong Kong McWILLIAM, Dr A., adviser and consultant, Austral- Hong Kong AIDS Foundation; ongoing consultations ian Agency for International Development; consultant, and discussions with people from IAVI, International Northern Land Council with Fr G Neonbasu and RIC Public Private Partnerships Initiative (IPPPH), Vi- International for Timorese language translations, Mint- cHealth, UNDP, University of Sydney (Institute of er Ellison for Worimi Aboriginal traditional ownership International Health), WHO, University of Melbourne (NSW). (Australian International Health Institute), University of Queensland (School of Population Health), Austral- Department of Archaeology and Natural History ian Red Cross, Rockefeller Foundation, Burnet ANDERSON, Prof. A.J., adviser, South Island Maori Institute, Albion Street Centre, World Vision Australia Rock Art Project, Ngai Tahu Development and Oxfam Community Aid Abroad. Corporation. Transformation of Communist Systems Project HOPE, Prof. G.S., advisory committee, Wingeecar- CHAN, Dr A., invited as resource person to the First ribee Reserve, Sydney Catchment Authority; Lemberg Global Workshop for Multinationals Project, Singa- Award advisory committee, Australian Academy of Sci- pore, organised by the International Textile, Leather ence; assessor, Australian Research Council; New and Garment Workers’ Federation. Zealand Research Award Assessor, Foundation for Re- search, Science and Technology, New Zealand Non-Divisional Groups Government; reviewer, National Research Fund of South Africa. Director’s Section O’CONNOR, Dr S., Archaeologist’s Expert Report for FOX, Prof. J., member, Foreign Affairs Council; Inter- Goldfields Land and Sea Council for Federal Court national Observer with Carter Center, Presidential Hearings for Native Title Nadju Claim. Elections in East Timor (April); report prepared for En- vironment Australia, ‘A Study of Socio-Economic Issues WATCHMAN, Dr A., advisory member, Australian Facing Traditional Fishers who Access the MOU Box’. Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering Commit- tee for Radiocarbon Dating; microclimatic monitoring Paciﬁc Manuscripts Bureau of rockshelter sites near Townsville with Department of MAIDMENT, Mr E., joint archives preservation Defence and Mr Vinod Daniel, Australian Museum; projects with the National Archives of Australia on the dating of rock art with Dr Ugo Zoppi, Australia Nucle- microfilming of the archives of the Pacific Islands Co ar Science and Technology Organisation, Dr Rodger Ltd and the Pacific Phosphate Co Ltd, with the Cook Sparks, Rafter Radiocarbon Laboratory, New Zealand, Islands National Archives on identification and preser- and Dr Ann McNichol, Woods Hole Oceanographic vation microfilming of early Cook Islands government Institution, Massachusetts; dating the Barrier Canyon records, with Mr B L Howarth, the Secretariat of the style of rock-art with the National Parks Service, Utah Pacific Community Library, Suva, and the National Ar- and National Pictographic Society, Colorado. chives of Fiji on the preservation of Pacific islands

37 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 scientific serials, the Samoan Ministry of Youth, Sports MACINTYRE, Dr M., consultant, Lihir Management and Cultural Affairs on preservation microfilming of Company, monitoring the social impact of Lihir Gold registers of indentured labourers, Westpac Historial Mine, PNG. Services survey of Westpac archives relating to the Pacif- MAJID-COOKE, Dr F., consultant, WWF Sabah ic Islands. (East Malaysia), capacity building training in social sci- Resource Management in Asia-Paciﬁc Program ence research methods for their project on coral reef conservation and the transborder live fish trade in the BOULAN-SMIT, Dr C., consultant, Rio Tinto Kelian Sabah/Sulu seas. Mine (Kalimantan–Indonesia), communication and training programs; liaison with staff from BHP Maru- WALKER, Dr A., participation in World Bank work- wai Coal Project (Kalimantan), representatives from shop on social and environmental sustainability in the Placer Dome, CSIRO, NGOs, Macquarie and Mel- mining sector in Lao PDR; development of ‘Agreement bourne Universities to discuss the Meratus Mining for Collaboration’ with the Thai Department of Land Project (Kalimantan). Development and the Centre for International Research on Agriculture for Development (CIRAD), France. FILER, Dr C., consultant, Morobe Gold Ltd (PNG), PNG Department of Mining; liaison with World Bank, State, Society and Governance in Melanesia Project Environment Australia and CSIRO regarding applica- DINNEN, Dr S., adviser to AusAID on Fiji Law and tions of remotely sensed data to land use planning in Justice Project Identification Mission; panellist on PNG; meeting with Newmont (Industry) to discuss Failed States in the Pacific, Pacific Advisory Council; landowner compensation in development of Martabe adviser on Solomon Islands to Centre for Civil–Military gold project (Sumatra), Placer Dome Newmont (Indus- Relations, Monterey Naval Academy, California; sub- try) to discuss social mapping of Meratus mineral mission on Papua New Guinea and the Solomon prospect in Kalimantan, Porgera Joint Venture to dis- Islands to Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Af- cuss mine closure policy for Porgera gold mine (PNG); fairs, Defence and Trade’s Inquiry into Australia’s comments to PNG Department of Petroleum and En- Relationship with Papua New Guinea and other Pacific ergy on Social Mapping Issues paper. Island Countries; scoping paper on the Solomon Islands FOALE, Dr S., consultant, Lihir Management Compa- for the Australian Strategic Policy Institute; member, ny, monitoring the social impact of Lihir Gold Mine, Australian Committee of the Council for Security Co- PNG; discussions with Lihir Management Company operation in the Asia–Pacific (AUS–CSCAP). and Agricultural Consultant, J Petheram, University of DOUGLAS, Dr B., briefing to Priya Powell of the Pol- Melbourne, about the Millenium Ecosystem Assess- icy and Management Reform Section of AusAID on the ment (regional sub-global assessment); contributed opening address by Hon C. Gallus to the ‘Political Par- video material of environmental impact surveys to ticipation in the Pacific’ conference at Parliament CSIRO Fisheries; discussions with University of House; participated in a roundtable with the Senate Queensland on management of Tetepare Island, Solo- Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade’s Inquiry into Aus- mon Islands. tralia’s Relationship with Papua New Guinea and HABERLE, Dr S., ‘Palaeoecological Perspectives on Other Pacific Island Nations, Parliament House; partic- Climate Change and its Impact on Biodiversity’: sum- ipated in a roundtable briefing of J. Renninger, mary document and presentation to the Biological Director, and V. Marusin, Bougainville and Solomon Diversity Advisory Committee, Biodiversity and Cli- Islands specialist, Asia and Pacific Division, Depart- mate Change Workshop, CSIRO Sustainable ment of Political Affairs, UN, on the ‘arc of instability’ Ecosystems Division, Canberra; member, Executive and conflict situations in the region; member, Steering Board, Australian Geoscience Council, National Com- Committee, National Institute for Asia and the Pacific. mittee for Quaternary Science (Australian Academy of REGAN, Mr A., adviser to the Bougainville parties to Science). the peace process and involvement in the process of ne- HOLZKNECHT, Dr H., discussions with EA, AB- gotiation of the Bougainville Peace Agreement signed ARE, BRS, Department of Environment and on 30 August 2001; involvement in the joint PNG/ Conservation, PNG, Forest Authority, PNG, WWF, Bougainville working group that assisted the PNG Of- PNG, Tanorama Consulting PNG, and The World fice of First Legislative Counsel; negotiations for an Bank on implementation of the World Bank’s Forest amnesty and pardon in relation to criminal offences and Conservation Project in PNG. committed in connection with the conflict; preparations for establishing a process for making a HUGHES, Dr P., consultant, PNG Highland High- constitution for an autonomous Bougainville govern- way Rehabilitation Project, World Bank and PNG ment; member of an international group of Department of Works and Transport; consultant (with constitutional advisers to the East Timor Constituent Dr B Allen), AusAID PNG Road Priority Study. Assembly arranged by The Asia Foundation.

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TIMMER, Dr J., member of briefing session to the Research School of Physical Sciences Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence, and Trade References Committee. and Engineering Strategic and Defence Studies Centre Applied Mathematics AYSON, Dr R., presenter, Royal New Zealand Air ASTE, Dr T., founding member and member, board of Force Command and Staff College, member, AUS– 'ARIA-Canberra', the association for the development CSCAP. of collaborative research between Italy and Australia. BALL, Prof. D., completed two-year term as co-chair of DI MATTEO, Dr T., founding member and member, the Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific board of 'ARIA-Canberra', the association for the devel- (CSCAP), the premier second-track organisation for se- opment of collaborative research between Italy and curity cooperation in the region, linking strategic Australia. studies centres and Foreign Ministries in some 22 countries; co-chair of the Australian Committee of CSCAP HYDE, Prof. S., consultant, CSIRO, mesostructural (AUS–CSCAP), collaborating with other University characterisation of pharmaceutical delivery agents; re- and official organisations concerned with regional secu- tained as an expert witness on an international rity in Australia. pharmaceutical patent case for Davies Collison Cave, Melbourne. DIBB, Prof. P., strategic policy and defence planning advice to the Secretary to the Department of Defence; SENDEN, Dr T.J., board member, The Rio Tinto facilitated four strategic outlook seminars and senior Australian Sciences Olympiads; consultant, Vita Life leadership seminars for the Department of Defence; Sciences assisting with FDA submission; member, pro- seminars to the Swedish Foreign Ministry on Asian se- gram committee, biophysics representative, for the curity, to a business meeting in the US on Asia’s security 2005 AIP Physics Congress. outlook, and to Australian institutional investors on risk STEWART, Dr A.M., vice president (Academic), treas- management after September 11 and Bali; member of urer, ANU Branch, National Tertiary Education Union. Research Programs Committee of the Australian Strate- gic Policy Institute; participated in the Fourth Atomic and Molecular Physics Laboratories Australia–Korea Forum in Hobart at the request of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; member, BUCKMAN, Prof. S., chair, ACT Chapter of the Ful- Foreign Affairs Council; nominated as one of the Aus- bright Alumni Association; member, executive tralian representatives on the ASEAN Regional Forum committee, Gaseous Electronics Conference (USA); Register of Experts and Eminent Persons. member, International Scientific Committee, Symposi- um on the Physics of Ionized Gases (SPIG 21); DUPONT, Mr A., foreign policy adviser to East member, Futures Committee, International Confer- Timor’s Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation; ence on Photonic, Electronic and Atomic Collisions; nominated as one of five Australian representatives on member, Will Allis Prize Committee of the American the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Register of Experts Physical Society. and Eminent Persons; adviser to Premier of NSW, Mr Bob Carr, on homeland security; briefed the Australian CHADDERTON, Prof. L.T., founding editor, Inter- Labor Party Caucus on the Bali bombing and its impli- national Journal of Radiation Effects and Defects in Solids; cations for Australian security; consultant to National member, editorial advisory board, Nuclear Tracks and Crime Authority, Department of Defence; higher edu- Radiation Measurement; member, editorial advisory cation representative to the ACT Accreditation and board, International Materials Science Forum; member, Registration Council. steering committee, Bilateral Science & Technology Agreement, Mexico and the Federal Government of HORNER, Prof. D., member, Australian Army Mili- Australia; member, United Nations Committee on tary History Projects Committee; Head, Australian Photovoltaic Applications in Less-Developed Coun- Army Land Warfare Studies Centre; report on the fea- tries, UN Centre for Science & Technology for sibility of an official history of peacekeeping for the Development; member, International Committee, Bi- Australian War Memorial. ennial Conference Series on Radiation Effects in HUISKEN, Dr R., prepared confidential risk assess- Insulators; honorary life member, International Nucle- ments for industry customers. ar Track Society, and International Committee, Biennial Conference Series on Particle Tracks in Solids; member, International Committee, Biennial Confer- ence Series on Quantum Electrodynamics and Statistical Physics. CROMPTON, Prof. R.W., vice-president, Australian Fulbright Association, ACT Chapter convener; mem-

39 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 ber, international advisory board, International committee, Photonics Institute; member, organising Conferences on Atomic and Molecular Data and their committee, Australian Conference on Optical Fibre Applications; chair of board, Rio Tinto Australian Sci- Technology/Conference on the Optical Internet, Mel- ence Olympiads (until June). bourne, July 2003; member, organising committee, Australian Institute of Physics Congress, Canberra, GIBSON, Dr S.T., council and web membership data- 2005; member, steering committee, Australian Confer- base administrator, Australian Optical Society. ence on Optical Fibre Technology; member, technical LEWIS, Prof. B.R., chair, 14th International Confer- subcommittee, Fifth Pacific Rim Conference on Lasers ence on Vacuum Ultraviolet Physics, Cairns, 2004; & Electro-Optics, Taiwan, July 2003; postgraduate re- associate editor, Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and search student supervisor: La Trobe University; Radiative Transfer. postgraduate research student supervisor: University of Melbourne; postgraduate research student supervisor: LOWER, Dr J., joint program coordinator, Atomic, University of Sydney; program manager, Photonic Inte- Molecular Physics and Quantum Chemistry (AMPQC) grated Circuits, Australian Photonics CRC; reader & Meeting, 15th Biennial Congress 2002 of the AIP. referee, Australian Research Council; senior vice-presi- WEIGOLD, Prof. E., member, Board, Australian Pho- dent education, Photonics Institute, Bruce, ACT. tonics CRC; member, Board, CRC for Functional KIVSHAR, Prof. Y.S., associate editor, Physical Review Communication Surfaces; member, international scien- E; member, advisory board, CHAOS: An Interdiscipli- tific committee, International Conferences on X-Ray nary Journal of Nonlinear Science; guest editor, special and Inner Shell Processes; member, international scien- issue of CHAOS: Nonlinear Localised Modes: Funda- tific advisory committee, International Symposium on mental Concepts and Applications; guest editor, IEEE (e,2e) Double Photoionization and Related Topics, Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics on Frankfurt, Germany; member, international organising Nonlinear Optics; member, advisory board, Fitzroy committee, Sagamore (International Conference on Dearborn Encyclopedia of Nonlinear Science; member, Charge, Spin and Momentum Densities); member, program committee, International Workshop on Opti- Nominating Committee, American Physical Society cal Solitons: Theory and Experiment , Chennai, India; Few-Body Topical Group; member, Australian Acade- reader and referee, Australian Research Council; general my of Science Committee, Major National Research co-chair, OSA Topical Meeting on Nonlinear Guided Facilities; director, Acton Lasers; chair, Innovation Ac- Waves and Applications, Stresa, Italy; chair and organ- cess Program — International Science and Technology iser, International Workshop and Winter School: Competitive Grants Assessment Panel; chair, Australian Photonic Crystal Down Under, Canberra. Academy of Science 50th Anniversary Committee.

Director's Unit Electronic Materials Engineering CHEN, Dr Y., Australian reader, Discovery and Link- LOVE, Prof. J.D., advisory member for Far East & age Grant Applications; member, editorial board, Australia, European Conference on Optical Communi- International Journals of Indian Nanotechnology. cations, Italy; chair, Program Reference Group, Canberra Institute of Technology; co-chair, Interna- ELLIMAN, Prof R.G., vice president and president- tional Advisory Committee, OptoElectronics & elect, Australian Institute of Physics; member, interna- Communications Conference; co-convener, Korea- tional committee, international conference on Ion Australia Photonics School, Seoul; co-convener, Singa- Beam Modification of Materials; member, international pore-Australia Photonics School, Singapore; co- committee, international conference on Ion Beam convener, Education & Training Workshop, CRC As- Analysis; member, international committee, interna- sociation conference, Canberra; convener, Symposium tional conference on Atomic Collisions in Solids; on Waveguides, International Congress on Industrial & member, editorial advisory board, Nuclear Instruments Applied Mathematics, Sydney; deputy chair, Organis- and Methods B, published by Elsevier, Amsterdam; ing Committee, Australian Institute of Physics member, editorial advisory board, Vacuum, published Congress, Sydney; director, ACT Siemens Science & by Elsevier, Amsterdam; member, ACT branch com- Engineering Experience; director, Education & Train- mittee, Australian Institute of Physics; member, ing, Australian Photonics CRC; director, Photonics specialist committee for Accelerator Science Program; Institute, Bruce, ACT; honorary ambassador for Can- Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineer- berra; international adviser, Network Technology ing; member, specialist committee for Environmental Research Centre, Nanyang Technological University, Science; Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and En- Singapore; member, ACT Government, Knowledge gineering; member, program review committee, Based Economy Board; member, ACT Government, Accelerator Applications Program, Australian Nuclear Knowledge Fund Panel; member, Korea-Australia Pho- Science and Technology Organisation; member, exter- tonics Association Committee; member, Council of the nal advisory board, Microanalytical Research Centre, Australian Optical Society; member, executive commit- University of Melbourne; member, divisional committee, Australian Photonics CRC; member, executive tee, Electronic Materials and Processing Division,

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International Union of Vacuum Science Techniques sub-committee on “Active and Compound Semicon- and Applications. ductor Devices”, OSA Integrated Photonics Research Conference (IPRC 2002), Vancouver, Canada; mem- FLETCHER, Prof. N., member, board, Australian ber, scientific advisory committee, conference on Foundation for Science, Australian Academy of Sci- Optoelectronic and Microelectronic Materials and De- ence; member, executive board of FEAST (The Forum vices, Sydney, Australia; member, program committee, for European-Australian Science and Technology Col- 12th International Semiconducting and Insulating Ma- laboration) representing the Academy of Science, the terials Conference, Bratsilova, Slovakia; member, Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, international advisory committee, Photonics 2002, 6th CSIRO and the CRC Association; member, Australian International Conference On Optoelectronics, Fibre Library Collections Task Force (National Library of Optics and Photonics, Mumbai, India; member, IEEE Australia); member, scientific advisory committee, Na- International Semiconductor Laser Conference, Asia- tional Acoustic Laboratories; member, Academy of Australia Program Sub-Committee, Garmisch, Germa- Science Selection Committee for Europe-Australia Sci- ny; member, IEEE Lasers and Electro-Optics Society ence Exchange Awards; editor, Acoustics Australia; Annual Meeting, Optoelectronic Materials and Process- associate editor, Journal of the Acoustical Society of Amer- ing Program Committee, Glasgow, UK; co-organiser, ica; member, editorial board, Journal of Sound and 2002 Fall Materials Research Society Meeting, Sympo- Vibration; member, editorial board, Applied Acoustics; sium M, Progress in Compound Semiconductor member, building committee, Australian Academy of Materials for Electronics and Optoelectronics Applica- Science. tions, Boston, USA; member, program committee, JAGADISH, Prof. C., chair, IEEE Australian Chapter Second IEEE Conference on Nanotechnology, Wash- of Electron Devices and Lasers & Electro-Optics Socie- ington DC, USA; co-chair, Technical Program ties; member, publications committee, IEEE Electron Committee, 3rd IEEE Conference on Nanotechnology, Devices Society, USA; member, meetings committee, San Francisco; reader, Discovery Projects, Australian IEEE Electron Devices Society, USA; chair, Optoelec- Research Council; external member, Promotions Com- tronic Devices Technical Committee of the IEEE mittee, University of Technology, Sydney. Electron Devices Society, USA; elected member, ad- RIDGWAY, Dr M.C., member, organising committee/ ministrative committee, IEEE Electron Devices program committee, 14th International Conference on Society, USA; member, IEEE Compound Semiconduc- Vacuum Ultraviolet Radiation Physics; member, organ- tor Devices and Circuits Technical Committee of The ising committee/program committee, Australian Electron Devices Society; member, IEEE Nanotechnol- Synchrotron Users Workshop; chair, Photon Factory ogy Technical Committee of The Electron Devices Specialist Committee, Australian Synchrotron Research Society; associate editor, Journal of Nanoscience and Na- Program; member, executive committee, Australian notechnology; member, IEEE Electron Devices Society Synchrotron Research Program; chair, EXAFS Beam- Graduate Student Fellowship Selection Committee; line Development Committee, Australian Synchrotron member, IEEE Lasers and Electro-Optics Society Aron Project; member, National Scientific Advisory Com- Kressel Award Selection Committee; member, adminis- mittee, Australian Synchrotron Project. trative committee, IEEE Nanotechnology Council; chair, IEEE Nano-Optoelectronics and Nano-Photon- TAN, Dr H.H., treasurer, IEEE ACT Section ics Technical Committee of The Nanotechnology WILLIAMS, Prof. J.S., president, Australian Materials Council; member, Publications Committee, IEEE Na- Research Society; member, Board Australian Materials notechnology Council; member, Steering Committee, Research Institute; member, Board CRC for Functional IEEE Journal of Lightwave Technology; member, editori- Communication Services; member, Board Australian al board, Journal of Materials Sciences, Materials for Phototonics CRC; member, international advisory Electronics; professional adviser, LEDEX Corporation, committee, International Conference on Ion Implanta- Taiwan; director, Acton Semiconductors Pty Ltd; tion Technology; member, Adhering Body member, program committee, Symposium on Quan- Commission, International Union of Materials Re- tum Dot Sources and Detectors, SPIE’s International search Society; member, editorial board, Radiation Symposium on Optoelectronics 2002, San Jose, USA; Effects and Defects in Solids; professional adviser, LEDEX member, steering committee, The 23rd International Corp, Taiwan; director, Acton Semiconductors Pty Ltd. Conference on Microelectronics, Nis, Yugoslavia; member, program committee, The 8th International WEIJERS, Ms T.D.M., tutor and demonstrator, Conference on Electronic Materials, Xian, China; co- School of Physics, Australian Defence Force Academy. chair, Symposium on Materials and Technologies for Electronic and Optoelectronic Devices, The 8th Inter- Laser Physics Centre national Conference on Electronic Materials, Xian, China; chair, international advisory committee, 12th BALDWIN, Dr K.G.H., member, Australian Research International Semiconducting and Insulating Materials Council Expert Advisory Committee: Mathematics, In- Conference, Bratsilova, Slovakia; member, program formation and Communication Sciences; member, International Council on Quantum Electronics; mem-

41 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 ber, Australian Research Council Expert Advisory Particle Physics Program Committee, (in association Committee: Mathematics, Information and Communi- with the AIP Congress), Sydney ; member, Internation- cation Sciences; member, General Organising al Advisory Committee, Conference on Nuclear Committee, International Conference on Laser Spec- Structure, Crete; member, International Advisory troscopy 2003; chair, Australian Conference on Optics, Committee, Conference on Frontiers of Nuclear Struc- Lasers and Spectroscopy Liaison Committee; member, ture, Berkeley, California, USA; ANU representative, National Committee for Spectroscopy, Australian Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Academy of Science; member, National Committee for (UK), ANU-EPSRC Agreement: beam time allocation; Physics, Australian Academy of Science; chair, Science referee, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Policy Committee, Federation of Australian Scientific Council (UK), Senior Research Fellowship Scheme; ex- and Technological Societies; member, ACT Branch pert referee, Engineering and Physical Sciences Committee, Australian Institute of Physics; member, Research Council (UK), Research Grants; Nuclear Science Policy Committee, Australian Institute of Phys- Physics Programme; evaluator, Foundation for Re- ics; member, Australasian Council on Quantum search Development (South Africa) — Evaluation of Electronics. Research Outputs of Principal Grant Holders; reader, Physical and Earth Sciences, Australian Research KROLIKOWSKI, Dr W., member, technical commit- Council. tee of the International Workshop, Nonlinear Optics Applications NOA2003, Lukecin, Poland; referee, FIFIELD, Dr L.K., member, scientific advisory com- Physical Review Letters and Physical Review A & E; refe- mittee, 9th International Conference on Accelerator ree, Journal of the Optical Society of America B; referee, Mass Spectrometry, Nagoya, Japan; member, Scientific Optics Letters, Optics Express & Optics Communications; Advisory Committee, 17th International Radiocarbon referee, Acta Physica Polonica A. Conference, Wellington, New Zealand, September 2003; external reviewer, Accelerator Mass Spectrometry MANSON, Prof. N. B., member, international adviso- Project at ANSTO; expert adviser, Consultant, AMS ry committee, International Conference on program at the Tandar Laboratory, Buenos Aires, Ar- Luminescence; member, international advisory com- gentina; major grant proposal referee, United States mittee, International Conference on Dynamical NSF major facilities proposal; ANU nominee, ACT Ra- Processes in Excited State of Solids. diation Council. SAMOC, Dr A., reviewer, Journal of Applied Physics. HINDE, Dr D.J., member, international advisory com- SAMOC, Dr M., member, editorial board, Materials mittee, Eighth International Conference on Nucleus- Science. Nucleus Collisions, Moscow (2003); member, Interna- tional Advisory Committee, FUSION03 International SELLARS, Dr M., member, international advisory Conference, Japan November 2003; reader, Physical committee, International Conference on Spectral Hole and Earth Sciences, Australian Research Council. Burning. STUCHBERY, Dr A.E., member committee, ACT Nuclear Physics Branch, Australian Institute of Physics; chair, Nuclear and Particle Physics Group (NUPP), Australian Insti- BYRNE, Dr A.P., member, Committee ACT Branch of tute of Physics; member, 19th AINSE Nuclear and the Australian Institute of Physics; member, Committee Particle Physics Program Committee, (in association (Sec/Treasurer) Nuclear and Particle Physics Group with the AIP Congress), Sydney; MSc thesis examiner, (NUPP), Australian Institute of Physics; member, or- University of Melbourne; MSc thesis examiner, Univer- ganising committee for the 19th AINSE Nuclear and sity of Sydney; expert referee, research grants; Nuclear Particle Physics Conference, Sydney; referee, Engineer- Physics Programme, Engineering and Physical Sciences ing and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), Research Council (UK); expert referee, Concerted Ac- UK proposals. tion Program of the Ministry of Education of Flanders DASGUPTA, Dr M., member, committee, Nuclear (Belgium), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven; reader, and Particle Physics Group, Australian Institute of Physical, Chemical and Earth Sciences, Australian Re- Physics; supervisor, CSIRO Student Research Scheme. search Council. DRACOULIS, Prof. G.D., member, committee, Nu- TURKENTINE, Mr R.B., member, Tender Evalua- clear and Particle Physics Group, Australian Institute of tion Committee for the supply of Liquid Nitrogen and Physics; member, North America Committee, Austral- Compressed Gases. ian Academy of Science, International Program of WILSON, Dr A.N., member, committee ACT branch, Scientific visits; member, Program Advisory Commit- Australian Institute of Physics; member, sub-committee tee of the 88-inch Cyclotron (including for awarding prizes and travel grants, ACT Branch of Gammasphere), Lawrence Berkeley National Laborato- Australian Institute of Physics. ry; member, Australian Academy of Science, Reactor Working Group; member, 19th AINSE Nuclear and

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Optical Sciences Centre rial board, Journal of Geometric and Functional Analysis; member, editorial board, Journal of Statistical Physics; AKHMEDIEV, Prof. N., member, scientific program member, advisory board, Physica A; member, editorial committee, 3rd IMACS International Conference on committee, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Socie- Nonlinear Evolution Equations and Wave Phenomena, ty, Series A; member, editorial board, Annals of April 2003, Georgia, USA; member, program commit- Combinatorics; member, editorial board, Theoretical tee, 15th International Physics Summer School Physics and Related Mathematics (Internation Press). “Dynamic Summer, Topics in Nonlinear Dynamics, Collective Phenomena and Complexity” Canberra, DAS, Dr M. P., member, editorial board, Condensed Australia; member, technical program committee, Matter and Materials Communications, an international Nonlinear Guided Waves and Their Applications Con- journal published by Nova Science, New York; co-conference, Stresa, Italy. vener, Annual Gordon-Godfrey Research Workshops on Condensed Matter Physics; member, international Plasma Research Laboratory advisory committee, International Workshops on Con- densed Matter Theories; member, international BLACKWELL, Dr B.D., service to Stellarator Physics advisory committee, International Conference on Phys- Advisory Committee, Princeton Plasma Physics Labo- ics at Surfaces and Interfaces, Puri (India); member, ratory, Princeton, USA. international advisory committee, International Con- BORG, Dr G.G., editor, Czech Journal of Physics; draft ference on Phonons in Condensed Materials, Bhopal report preparation for the Standing Committee on (India); member, local organising committee, Excon- Communications, Information Technology and the 02, Darwin. Arts; Inquiry into Wireless Broadband Technologies. DEWAR, Prof. R.L., member, Commission 16, Inter- Parliament of Australia. national Union of Pure and Applied Physics; member, BOSWELL, Prof. R.W., vice-president, Committee for National Committee for Physics; chair, ACT branch The 12th Gaseous Electronics Meeting; member, Asia committee, Australian Institute of Physics; chair, Inter- Pacific Conference on Plasma Science and Technology; national Congress on Plasma Physics; member, local member, Forum for Europe and Australian Science and organising committee, WSEF2002-World Space Envi- Technology. ronment Forum; alternate, Executive Committee of the IEA Implementing Agreement on the Development of HARRIS, Prof J.H., member, Stellarator Physics Advi- the Stellarator Concept; member, Board of CSIRO sory Committee, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Complex Systems Science Centre. Princeton, USA; member, Plasma Specialist Commit- tee, AINSE; member, executive committee, GULACSI, Dr M., associate editor, Philosophical Mag- International Energy Agency Implementing Agreement azine, UK; deputy director general, International for Research on Stellarators; chair, 13th International Biographical Center, UK. Stellarator Workshop, Canberra, Australia; draft report KHEIFETS, Dr A., referee to Journal of Physics. preparation for the Standing Committee on Communi- cations, Information Technology and the Arts; Inquiry KUMAR, Dr K., member, editorial board, Journal into Wireless Broadband Technologies, Parliament of Transport Theory and Statistical Mechanics, Marcel Australia. Dekker, New York. HOWARD, Dr J., member, editorial board, Plasma ROBSON, Dr B.A., member, organising committee, Physics and Controlled Fusion; organiser, 6thJapan-Aus- 19th AINSE Nuclear and Particle Physics Conference, tralia Plasma Diagnostics Workshop, University of Sydney, NSW. Sydney. SEN, Dr S., associate editor, Journal of Fusion Energy, SHATS, Dr M.G., member, 11th International Con- Kluwer Publication, Holland; organiser and chair, Fu- gress on Plasma Physics Program Committee. sion Meeting, SCI-2003, Orlando, USA; consultant, Fusion Research Centre, Hampton University, USA. Theoretical Physics XU, Dr W., referee, Discovery Grant, NSERC, BALL, Dr R., committee member, minutes secretary, Canada. ACT branch of the Australian Institute of Physics; liaison officer, FEAST-France, RSPhysSE; member, Research School of Social Sciences WISENET; member, ANZIAM. ACKLAND, Dr R., long-term adviser, Thailand–Aus- BATCHELOR, Prof M.T., member, advisory board, tralia Social Protection Facility; consultant, technical Journal Physics A; medal committee, Australian Mathe- assistance for poverty monitoring in FYR Macedonia matical Society. (Social Support Project, The World Bank). BAXTER, Prof R.J., member, editorial board, Journal of Physics A, Mathematical and General; member, edito-

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AHMED, Dr E., member, editorial board, Canberrar CHAPMAN, Prof B., adjunct professorial fellow, Mel- Din Ratri, quarterly newsletter, Bangladesh Australia bourne Institute; chair, HILDA Reference Group, Association Canberra Inc. University of Melbourne; Commissioned paper on the effects on students of changes to HECS, Sydney Uni- BESSELL, Dr S., member, Policy Advisory Committee, versity Senate; member, Australian Bureau of Statistics PLAN International (Australia). Labour market Advisory Committee. BOOTH, Prof A., 1996–2002 executive committee, CLEMENTS, Dr G., committee member, Canberra European Association of Labour Economists (Election); One Parent Family Support Group; member, Burg- 1997–2002 Council of the Royal Economic Society mann College Council. (RES) (Election). COBB-CLARK, Dr D., consultant to Department of BOOTH, Dr H., council member, Australian Popula- Family and Community Services on the parenting pay- tion Association. ment intervention pilot, long-term unemployed pilot, BRAITHWAITE, Prof J.B., advisory committee, Cen- mature-age pilot, and workless couples pilot; Executive tre for the Analysis of Risk and Regulation, London Committee, Canberra Economic Society; member, School of Economics; Victoria University Law School; ministerial advisory council on government schooling; Institute of Criminology, University of Sydney; Board reference committee, Household Income and Labour of Trustees, Law and Society Association; Board of trus- Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) panel survey, Univer- tees, Law and Society Association; council member, sity of Melbourne; Research Fellow of IZA (Institute for American Society of Criminology; director, Foundation the Study of Labor, Bonn). for Effective Markets and Governance; honourary con- COURVILLE, Dr S., adviser, International Federation sultant fellow, World Innovation Foundation; of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM) on Code honourary consultant, Australian Law Reform Com- of Conduct for Organic TRADE; coordinator, Austral- mission; member, NGO Alliance, Working Party on ian Fair Trade Alliance (FTA); member, standards Restorative Justice; ACT Sentencing Committee; ACT; committee, Biological Farmers of Australia Co-op; vice- scientific advisory board, Drug Use Monitoring in Aus- president, management committee, Australian Envi- tralia; subcommittee on restorative justice, advisory ronmental Labelling Association (AELA). panel, Equal Opportunity Commission, Victoria. DAVIES, Prof. M., adjunct professor at the Macquarie BRAITHWAITE, Dr V., adviser on compliance, New Centre for Cognitive Science. Zealand Inland Revenue; adviser, OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administrations, Task Group 4, Syd- DAWSON, Ms B., president, Schoolhouse Museum ney; chair, ethics committee, Australian Institute of Board of Management. Criminology; member, cash economy task force, Aus- DEACON, Prof. D., member, Ken Inglis Prize tralian Taxation Office; participant, Criminology committee. Research Council strategy meeting with academic leaders in criminology, Canberra. DOUST, Ms J., member, executive committee, Aus- tralian Historical Association. BRENNAN, Prof H.G., consultant, Anglican Primate’s Committee on Tax Reform; president, Relationships DRAHOS, Prof. P., member, Médecins Sans Fron- Australia, Canberra/region; vice-president, Relation- tières Working Group on Intellectual Property Rights ships Australia, nationally. and Access to Medicines. BREUNIG, Dr R., consultant, Department of Family DRYZEK, Prof. J., member of International Jury, and Community Services; consultant, for Productivity Grawemeyer Award for World Order, Louisville, USA. Commission. GIBSON, Dr R., treasurer of the Research Committee BREUSCH, Dr T., member, methodology advisory on Political Sociology, International Sociological Asso- committee, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Canberra; ciation (Research Committee 18); International chair, Australasian Standing Committee, Econometric Political Science Association (Research Committee 16); Society; consultant on Modelling ICT use and produc- member, Executive Committee, British Politics Group tivity in the Australian economy, Productivity of the American Political Science Association. Commission, Canberra. GLASER, Dr J., Committee member, German ‘Ges- BUTLER, Ms L., member, Collaborative Activities ellschaft f_r Wissenschafts- und Technikforschung’. Working Group, Forum for European–Australian Sci- GOODIN, Prof. R.E., Academic adviser, Institute for ence and Technology cooperation (Feast). the Integrated Study of Future Generations, Kyoto, Ja- CANE, Prof P., Herbert Smith Visiting Fellow, Univer- pan Advisory Board, Project on "Moral Issues, Human sity of Cambridge; member, Commonwealth Treasury Rights and Tobacco Control" (Jerome Katz, Dept. Negligence Review Panel; secretary and treasurer, Aus- Communications, Rutgers University, director; Robert tralian Society of Legal Philosophy. Wood Johnson Foundation, sponsor); Executive Com-

44 Cooperation with government and other public institutions mittee (Australian Representative), Society for the national Political Science Association; international Advancement of Socio-Economics; member, Founding member, Refugee Studies Centre, York University, Board, Committee on the Political Economy of the Canada; member, Policy Research Network, National Good Society (PEGS). Institute for Governance; member, Adult Migrant Eng- lish Program Research Advisory Committee; member, GRABOSKY, Prof. P., Deputy Secretary General, In- Asia Pacific Migration Research Network of the ternational Society of Criminology; member, Campbell UNESCO–MOST program; member, Canberra Re- collaboration, crime and justice steering group; national gional Committee on Migration, Planning and advisory body on gambling, Minister of Family and Settlement, Department of Immigration and Multicul- Community Services; Australian Capital Territory tural Affairs. crime prevention committee; advisory committee on workplace privacy and surveillance, Victoria Law Re- KHOO, Dr S., member, ethics committee, Australian form Commission; President, Australian and New Institute of Health and Welfare. Zealand Society of Criminology. KIPPEN, Dr R., consultant, Department of Immigra- GRAY, Dr E., ACT contact, Australian Population tion and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs on Association. population issues; expert media contact, Australian Bu- reau of Statistics for the release of the 2001 issue of GREGORY, Prof. R.G., consultant, AusAid, Labour Births, Australia. market issues assistance Phase 2 for the China Capacity Building Program; consultant, NSW Board of Voca- LANGMORE, Dr D., member, Historic Places Advi- tional Education and Training; member, Economic sory Committee, ACT. Statistics User Group, Australian Bureau of Statistics; LUCAS, Dr D., board member, Australian Reproduc- member, SPIRT Project Steering Committee, Victoria tive Health Foundation; president and public officer, University of Technology. the Welsh Society of Canberra. GRIFFITHS, Dr T., member, Board of the Australian MACKIE, Dr G., volunteer consultant, Tostan, a non- Science and Technology Heritage Centre; member, Sci- governmental organisation devoted to basic education entific advisory board, Earthwatch Australia. and development in Thies, Senegal (pioneer in aban- GUNNINGHAM, Prof. N., member, Taskforce on donment of female genital cutting). Low Regulatory Concern Chemicals, National Indus- MAHER, Ms I., director, Foundation for Effective trial Chemicals; member, Notification and Assessment Markets and Governance. Scheme. MARSH, Dr I., director, Australian Business Founda- HIGMAN, Prof. B., president, Australian Association tion; member, Indigenous Forum Planning for Caribbean Studies. Committee, Foundation for Young Australians; re- HULL, Prof. T.H., consultant, AusAID activities in In- search director, Committee for Economic donesia; member, Board of Trustees, ICDDRB: Centre Development of Australia; Senate Fellow, Department for Health and Population Research, Dhaka, of the Senate. Bangladesh. McDONALD, Prof. P., board member, Relationships JOHNSTONE, Prof. R., advisory committee, Review Australia Canberra and Region; Central Bureau mem- of the Workplace Health and Safety Act Qld; member, ber, International Organising Committee for the 2005 National Occupational Health and Safety Commission International Population Conference, Tours, France; Research Advisory panel; National Occupational chair, Panel A, Academy of the Social Sciences in Aus- Health and Safety Commission Library Advisory tralia; council member, International Union for the Committee. Scientific Study of Population; member, external reference group, HILDA Survey, Melbourne Institute of JONES, Prof. G., chair, Council of CICRED (Com- Applied Economic and Social Research; PhD examina- mittee for International Cooperation in National tions for University of New South Wales and Massey Research in Demography), headquartered in Paris; hon- University; supervisor, Australian National Internship orary treasurer and member, executive committee, Program. Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia; member, International Organizing Committee for the South- MITCHELL, Dr D., project leader, ASEAN–Australia East Asian Regional Population Conference, sponsored Social Safety Net Workshops: Jakarta, Bangkok, Manila by the International Union for the Scientific Study of and Kuala Lumpur; long-term adviser, Thailand–Aus- Population, Bangkok. tralia Social Portection Facility; International Sociological Association (Research Committee 19). JUPP, Dr J., adjunct professor RMIT University; chair, Australian Fabian Society (ACT); committee member, MOLONY, Prof. J., adjunct prof, Australian Catholic Friends of Peace in Sri Lanka; executive committee University; president, Independent Community for member, Politics and Ethnicity Committee of the Inter-

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Refugees, Australia; trustee, Eureka Stockade Memorial Breastfeeding Association; policy adviser, Australian Trust. Council of Social Services; project manager, Health- PACT/Australian Breastfeeding Association; member, MORRISON, Dr B., consultant and adviser, The Alan- Executive of the Australian Society for Legal nah and Madeline Foundation, Melbourne; consultant Philosophy. on development of a National Safe School Framework for Commonwealth Department of Education, Science STAPLETON, Prof J., academic associate, Fountain and Training; consultant, Philadelphia School Reform Court Chambers, The Temple, London; adviser, Amer- Commission, USA; member, International Children’s ican Law Institute, Restatement of the Law (Torts): Week Committee, Canberra; Gender and Violence Ed- General Principles; consultant, Appletons (New Zea- ucators (GAVE) Coalition, Canberra. land); Merrill Lynch (UK); Esso Class Action Joint Claims Syndicate; Statutory Visiting Professor in Law, PAGAN, Prof. A., member of Panel Group on “What University of Oxford. Model should be used for Monetary Policy Analysis”, San Francisco Federal Reserve Annual Conference; STONE, Dr A., chapter; executive committee, Austral- member, University of Adelaide Economics Depart- ian Society of Legal Philosophy; advisory group, ACT ment Review Committee. Deliberates — An ACT Bill of Rights (Deliberative Poll); consultant, Australian Government Solicitor for PETTIT, Prof. P., advisory board, Gourmet Philoso- Mulholland v Australian Electoral Commission; to phy Report 2002; advisory committee to the Program Phillips Fox (Solicitors); to Women Into Politics on Committee in Social and Political Philosophy, Ameri- Women’s Charter for Political Reform; convener, man- can Philosophical Association, Eastern Division; agement committee, Women’s Legal Centre ACT and external assessor for chair appointment, Bristol Univer- Region; member, advisory panel; executive committee, sity 2002/03; member, advisory board, The McDonnell Australian Association of Constitutional Law ACT. Project in Philosophy and the Neurosciences, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver; member, board of aca- THOMAS, Dr P., technical adviser, AusAID on the re- demic advisers, Freedom Project, John Templeton gional health project Pacific Action for Health, on Foundation 1999; member, Review of Faculty of Phi- preventing non communicable diseases; member, train- losophy, Oxford University. ing team on poverty alleviation on China Capacity Building Programme; member, Centre for Democratic RITCHIE, Prof. J., member, advisory committee, Aus- Institutes advisory board; member, International Advi- tralian National Dictionary Centre; member, executive sory Board, Sexual Health and Family Planning committee, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. Australia; Australian representative at the Common- ROWSE, Dr T., member, Australian Institute of Abo- wealth Secretariat consultation and workshop on riginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies; member, Conflict Resolution, London; member, communica- prize committee. tion research advisory group for the Geneva Centre for Humanitarian Demining; Technical adviser to AusAID RYAN, C., consultant, Department of Health and Age- on the regional Pacific Children’s Programme on pre- ing, with Prof. Bruce Chapman. venting child abuse; technical adviser to the SAWER, Prof. M., Executive, Research Committee 19, Department of International Development, United International Political Science Association; member, Kingdom, on non formal education in the Pacific. advisory panel, Australian Prime Ministers’ website, UHR, Dr J., member, advisory panel, Australian Prime National Archives of Australia; member, international Ministers’ website, National Archives of Australia; Sen- consultative committee, Research Centre on Women ate Fellow, Department of the Senate. and Politics, University of Ottawa; member, Panel C executive, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia; VAITHAINATHAN, Dr R., member, Recognition of member, steering committee, Australian Women’s Medical Specialities Advisory Committee, Australian Constitutional Network. Medical Council, 2001–; referee for NHMRC grants. SCHINDLMAYR, Dr T., consultant, Australian De- WAJCMAN, Prof J., assessor, Australian Research fence Organisation on Defence Personnel Triangle; Council; referee for grant applications, Economic and consultant, Economic and Social Commission for Asia Social Research Council and the Leverhulme Trust and the Pacific, United Nations on theme study for the (UK), and the National Science Foundation (USA). 59th Commission Session. WATCHIRS, Dr H., consultant, Australian Health SCOTT, Mr C., consultant, Queensland Office of Fair Ministers’ Advisory Council, National Mental Health Trading on reform of fair trading legislation. Working Group; UNAIDS; Australian National Coun- cil on AIDS, Hepatitis C and Related Diseases. SMITH, J., academic supervisor, Australian National Internships Program, academic supervisor, School of WILLHEIM, Mr E., contributor, ACT Bar Associa- Political and Social Inquiry, Monash University; mem- tion’s Continuing Legal Education Program. ber, National Board of Directors, Australian

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WITHERS, Prof G., adjunct professor, Macquarie Council, and members of the legal firm Priestly Walsh Graduate School of Management; Consultant, Com- (Darwin). monwealth Bank of Australia; consultant, TROY, Prof. P., Transition to Sustainability: An Ad- Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care; elaide Case Study with Department of Planning, South member, Funding Review of the National Museum of Australia; database for research into sustainability report Australia; President (ACT), Committee for Economic for Department of Infrastructure Victoria with various Development of Australia; vice president, Institute of government agencies and energy and water corpora- Public Administration of Australia (ACT Branch). tions; made a submission to and appeared before the ZHU, Dr Y., council member, China Population Asso- Senate Inquiry into Urban Water Management and to ciation; vice-president, Population Association of the New South Wales Parliamentary Inquiry into Ur- Fujian Province, China. ban Water Infrastructure with Prof. I White of CRES. ZINES, Prof L.R., member, advisory board, British In- WASSON, Prof. R.W., chair, ACT Government’s Sus- stitute of International and Comparative Law and the tainability Expert Reference Group; vice chair, Science Board’s Commonwealth Law Section. Committee, International Geosphere & Biosphere Pro- gram; editorial board, Quaternary International & Centre for Resource & Environmental Regional Environmental Analysis; member, UNESCO International Hydrology Program, Erosion and Defor- Studies estation Working Group. BRADBURY, Dr R., National Oceans Office: partici- WHITE, Prof. I., chair, Oyster Research Advisory pate in workshop on risk management for marine Committee (NSW Fisheries); member, NSW Acid Sul- systems; NOO and FRDC: facilitate workshop on ma- phate Soils Management Advisory Committee rine biogeographic classification; DIMIA: participate in (ASSMAC, NSW Agriculture); chair, ASSMAC Tech- ministerial launch of CSIRO population report; Sloan nical Coordination Committee (NSW Department of Foundation: participate in marine biodiversity work- Land and Water Conservation); member, National shop at Scripps; National Forest Inventory: facilitate Committee for Coastal Acid Sulfate Soils (Environment workshop on data systems. Australia); member, UNESCO World Commission on GRAFTON, Dr R.Q., appointed to the Socio-Eco- Ethics in Science and technology Sub-Committee on nomic Working Group, National Oceans' Office; the Ethics of Water Use; member, UNESCO Interna- external referee for Productivity Commission. tional Hydrology Programme VI, Technical Advisory Group, Water and Society; member, editorial board, HEINSOHN, Dr R., Australian Research Council UNESCO-Cambridge University Press International Reader (under contract). Hydrology Series; member, STAR Water Working HUTCHINSON, Prof M., contribution to the final Group, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Council, Fiji. synthesis book of the IGBP Core Project Biospheric As- pects of the Hydrological Cycle (BAHC); adviser and The Faculties quality assessor for the Australian Greenhouse Office, Environment Australia; adviser to Geoscience Australia on future development of fine scale digital elevation Faculty of Arts models of Australia. ALLEN, C., editorial board member; Diachronica and JAKEMAN, Prof A.J., editor-in-chief, Environmental Journal of Historical Pragmatics; board member; The Modelling and Software; editorial board, Environmetrics, History of English (the journal of The Korean Society of Journal of Forecasting, Ecological Modelling, Hydrological the History of English); chair, Linguistics and Philology Processes, Systems Analysis Modelling Simulation; Board of Section of the Australian Academy of the Humanities Directors, International Association for Mathematics for a term of three years. and Computers in Simulation (1988- ). Affiliate, CRC ALLISON, P., excavation reports completed for Cul- for Catchment Hydrology (iCAM). tural Heritage Division, NSW National Parks and PEZZEY, Dr J.C.V., member, Program Committee for Wildlife Service; The Kinchega Archaeological Re- the 2nd World Congress of Environmental and Re- search Project: Interim Report of Excavation of the Old source Economists, held in Monterey, California, USA. Kinchega Homestead 2000: The Kinchega Archaeolog- ical Research Project: Interim Report of Excavation of ROBIN, Dr L., international forum on National Muse- the Old Kinchega Homestead 1999. um of Australia’s Environmental History Exhibition (Tangled Destinies), sponsor: Museums Australia at ANGELIDES, S., member of Victorian State Govern- National Museum and by video conference, to the Bos- ment’s Attorney General’s Street Prostitution Advisory ton design studio, Amaze Designs. Group. ROSE, Dr D.B., ‘The Kamu/Malak Malak Dispute’, with the Kamu clan, the Bureau of the Northern Land

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BLOUL, R., prepared a consultancy report for NSW HARRIS, S. (Visiting Fellow), Australian Institute of Legal Aid Commission on Islam and the issue of International Affairs — participant in two roundtable discrimination. discussions. BORNY, G., board member, Capital Arts Patrons HART, J., member, Executive Board of Presidency Re- Association. search Consultant to UK Home Office. BROWN, P., member, selection committee for French HERCUS, L., adviser to Wangkangurru people with Government National Postgraduate Scholarships to work on planning the route of the Great Australian Cat- France; guest speaker at a literary soirée, organised by tle drive; introduced the Paakantyi CD at Bourke, various Embassies, Canadian High Commission and Wilcannia and Dareton; assisted with Wangkumara Alliance Française, during the "Semaine de la Franco- land-claim along the Cooper and at Tibooburra phonie", ANU; translated a number of articles (34,000 respectively. words) for China Perspectives (ISSN 1011-2006), a pub- HIGGINS, I., appointed a General Editor of The Cam- lication of the French Centre on Contemporary China bridge Edition of the Works of Jonathan Swift and (CEFC). attended inaugural editorial meetings in Cambridge. CAMPBELL, R., member of the ACT Law Reform HILLMAN, R., member, Arts and Humanities Insti- Commission. tutes; appointed to NITA outreach steering committee; CARROLI, P., coordinated the visit of Professor Rob- member, steering committee of the Centre for Cross- erto Grandi, Vice-Rector, International Relations of the Cultural Research; member, Musicology Society of University of Bologna. Australia; member, Goethe Society. CLELLAND, C., judge for Rock Eisteddfod 2002. HISCOCK, P., Archaeological research on behalf of Al- lan Carriage and the Aboriginal Tent embassy at CREMIN, A., (visiting fellow) member executive com- Sandon Point, resulting in a report and a submission to mittee ICOMOS (International Committee on Sites proceedings before the Land and Environment Court of and Monuments); editor of the Australia ICOMOS NSW. journal Historic Environment. HOPKINS, A., member, editorial board of Health and CURTHOYS, A., member, Research Advisory Board; History. member, Australian Institute of Aboriginal & Torres Straits Islander Studies; member, Advisory Board, Sen- IRELAND, R., chair of the NAATI Russian Panel. ate Dictionary of Biography; member, Academy of JANSEN, L., ANU representative at the Accreditation Social Sciences of Australia Workshop Committee; Panel for German; participated in a LIFT workshop for member, Executive Committee, International Austral- language teachers, entitled “Dealing with Mixed Abili- ian Studies Association (InASA); member, editorial ties and Mulitple Levels in the Language Classroom”. boards, Aboriginal History; Australian Feminist Studies; Labour History; UTS Review; Feminist Review (UK), JENKINS, F., referee for the Internet Encyclopaedia of corresponding editor; Public History Review; Journal of Philosophy. Australian Studies; Hecate; Borderlands (electronic KOCH, H., member, Translations Advisory Commit- journal). tee of the Bible Society in Australia; member, School GRIEVE, J., consultant translator for the French Nobel Committee of the South Pacific Summer Institute of Prize winning non-government organisation Médecins Linguistics. Sans Frontières; National Gallery talks on Rodin, KOEPKE, B. (PhD Scholar), Prince Klaus Fund of the Balzac, Victor Hugo and Camille Claudel. Netherlands made a major award to an Afghan musi- GEORGE, J., co-program chair for the 2003 Interna- cian nominated by Mr Koepke, who had met him tional Studies Association Conference in Portland, during field work. Oregon; USA; member, International Advisory Board, KNOTT, J., consultant to National Archives of European Journal of International Relations; member, Australia. editorial board, Antepodium: An Antipodean Journal of World Affairs; member, editorial board, Millenium: KUHN, H., set up a foundation, Weyse Fonden, to Journal of International Studies, LSE; member, editorial promote the knowledge of Danish 'guldalder' (golden- board of Borderlands e-Journal, University of Adelaide. age) music; speaker when Weyse Fonden was presented to the public in the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen. GREIG, A., member of ACT Board of Senior Studies History Panel. LEWINS, F., member, Review Committee reviewing Bachelor of Social Work Programs, Australian Catholic GRISHIN, S., judged the $10,000 Albury Art Prize, University. collaborated with the National Gallery of Australia on a major publication of their Australian art collection and the history of the gallery.

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LO, J., academic adviser for the “Voices and Visions invited to present a day-long workshop on Forensic from Asia” CD-ROM series for Curriculum Corpora- Speaker Identification for the Australian Linguistics In- tion, Australia. stitute; invited to give a presentation at the 2002 Media Science Forum (The Science of Terrorism); produced two LYON, M., editorial board member, Health: An Inter- forensic phonetic reports, one for the crown and one for disciplinary Journal for the Study of Health, Illness and the defence. Medicine. ROWLAND, D., member, Behavioural Sciences Ac- McKINLEY, M., extensive media appearances: radio creditation Panel, ACT Board of Senior Studies; 190; t.v.54; print 38; online 11. member of council Australian Association of Gerontol- MERLAN, F., collaboration with Conservation Com- ogy, ACT Division; member, editorial board of mission of the Northern Territory and Katherine Australasian Journal of Ageing. Aboriginal Regional Languages Association in advisory RUSSELL, G., steering committee member, National capacities; consultancy for the Northern Land Council, Institute of the Humanities, member research commit- Darwin, in the matter of Aboriginal relations to a lime tee in second semester. quarry which has been developed on Elsey Station, Northern Territory; with Nicolas Evans, preparation of SAHA, L., editor, Journal Social Psychology and Educa- Ngalkbon Dictionary (Arnhem Land, NT) for publication: An International Journal; chair, Section 14 Social tion by AIATSIS, (funded by the Bawinanga Aboriginal Psychology of Education, World Congress of Sociolo- Corporation, Maningrida). gy, Brisbane, July. MOLITERNO, G., member, Cassamarca Lectureships SAIKAL, A., Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee which administers the 11 lectureships in References Committee Hearing on "Rogue States and Italian Studies funded by the Cassamarca Foundation Weapons of Mass Destruction"; Monash University (located at the University of Western Australia); mem- workshop “Politics, Religion and Culture in an Age of ber, Management Committee of ACIS (the Terrorism (keynote address); Griffith University, Bris- Australiasian Centre for Italian Studies). bane — Public lecture; Australian Defence Force Academy — lecture series; Australian Defence College MOORE, B., vice-president, Australian Lexicographi- — lecture series; Attorney-General’s Department — cal Association (becoming president in December). lecture series; Australian Institute of International Af- MULLER, K., ACT CESAA liaison member at the Na- fairs, National Office, Canberra — participant in two tional Europe Centre; supervised a DFAT intern’s roundtable discussions; Australian Institute of Interna- project for MPs on the subject of Australia and Europe- tional Affairs, Queensland Branch — guest lecture; an enlargement. Orana School, Canberra — special lecture; Radford College, Canberra — special lecture; formal and infor- NOURZHANOV, K., formal and informal advice to: mal advice to: Department of Immigration and Department of Immigration and Multicultural and In- Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, Refugee Review digenous Affairs; Refugee Review Tribunal; Lake Tribunal, Refugee Council of Australia; media inter- Ginninderra College, Canberra — Special lecture; me- views to, inter alia, ABC Television (including the dia interviews to, inter alia, SBS Radio and Television, News, Lateline, 7.30 Report ), ABC Radio (various na- ABC Television, South China Post. tional programs and regional networks, including AM, PAPADAKIS, E., consultant to Deloitte, Touche Toh- PM, Late Night Live ), SBS Television and Radio, matsu on Europe. CNN, News Radio Singapore, commercial networks in South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and ACT, PETERSON, N., consultancy for Torres Strait Region- Reuters, Voice of America. al Authority to assist in preparation of the Torres Strait native title claim to the sea in the Strait and joint coor- SCHMIDT, G., organised three guest lectures at the dination of the Torres Strait Regional Authority’s Goethe Society, by the Bosnian Ambassador, by Prof. anthropology submission with Dr Jeremy Beckett. Konrad Ehlich, Ludwigs-Maximilians-University in Munich; and by Prof. Emeritus Hans Kuhn; sat on the RAGHAVAN, P., invitation to join editorial board of DAAD’S (German Academic Exchange Service) selec- Oriental Anthropology. tion committee for research scholarships, at the RENDLE-SHORT, J., member of ALAA and invitation of the German Embassy. AEMCA. SHEARMUR, J., chair of the Department of Health RAWSON, B., member, editorial board, The Cam- and Age Care’s Departmental Ethics Committee. bridge Guide to Classical Civilization; member, editorial SIM, R., Cultural Heritage representative on the Tas- board, Antichthon. manian World Heritage Area Consultative Committee ROSE, P., reviewed eleven papers for Speech Science and — a federally appointed committee which provides ad- Technology 2002; one for Journal of Phonetics and one vice to relevant Federal and State Ministers on the for the Journal of the International Phonetics Association; management of the World Heritage Area.

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SUMMERHAYES, C., Creative Director of the Art of Association of University Professors of English; board the Documentary Conference to be presented by the member, National Institute of the Arts. National Institute of the Humanities; member of the steering committee for National Institute of the Faculty of Asian Studies Humanities. Faculty members remained in strong demand from THIEL, U., member, editorial board, American journal both national and international print and electronic History of Philosophy Quarterly, awarded a Fellowship at media for commentary and background advice on the the Duke August Library Research Centre in Wolfen- contemporary, historical, sociological, economic and buettel, Germany. cultural affairs of the Asia region. TORABI, Dr M., language training to staff from Em- CARROLL, D., editor's assistant, Southeast Asia Pub- bassy of the Federal Republic of Germany; special lications Series, Asian Studies Assoc of Australia lectures on Persian Literature to Canberra Community (ASAA). Groups; media interviews to SBS Persian Program. CHAN, Dr A., member, advisory board, Contempo- TRAVERS, M., secretary of the Australian Society of rary China Research Centre, City University of Hong WW1 Aero Historians. Kong; specialist referee, Hong Kong University and TURNER, A., conducted a Voice Use and Maintenance Polytechnic Grants Committee, Hong Kong Research workshop for the staff of St Clare’s College in Septem- Grants Council; member, editorial board, journal Per- ber 2002. spectives Chinoises; member, editorial board, electronic journal Labour and Management in Development; mem- WARHURST, J., member, editorial board, Common- ber, International Council of Advisors of the wealth and Comparative Politics; member, editorial International Labor Rights Fund, Washington DC; board, Australian Journal of Politics and History; mem- member, advisory committee, Chinese Sociology & An- ber, editorial board, Australian Canadian Studies; thropology; president, Australian Association for member, editorial board, Policy Organisation and Soci- Communist and Post-Communist Studies 1999–2002. ety; member, Australasian Study of Parliament Group, ACT; member, Board of Catholic Welfare Australia CORBETT, Prof. J., member, editorial board, Journal and its Social Policy and Research Standing of Japanese and International Economics; conducted an- Committee. nual conference on Japan’s Economy in Tokyo with National Bureau of economic research (Boston)/Centre WIERZBICKA, A., member editorial board of several for Economic Policy Research (London)/University of journals, including Cognition and Emotion, Culture and Tokyo and Stockholm School of Economics; lecturer, Psychology, Pragmatics, Studies in Polish Linguistics, Australian Defence College; session chair (Japan’s Russkii Jazyk v Nauchnom Osveshchenii, and Australian Economy) at Conference of Economics Society of Journal of Linguistics; reviewed papers for Emotion, Cul- Australia. ture and Psychology, Ethos, Journal of Pragmatics, and Australian Journal of Linguistics; reviewed abstracts for DILLER, Dr A., member, editorial boards, Journal of various conferences, including the forthcoming Inter- Written Language and Literacy and Mon-Khmer Studies; national Congress of Linguists; elected member, Thai related language and cultural advice to Canberra Australian Academy of the Humanities, Australian bureaucracy and community organisations. Academy of Social Sciences, Russian Academy of Social EDWARDS, Dr L., secretary, Asian Studies Associa- Sciences. tion of Australia (ASAA); editor-in-chief ASAA’s WHITE, K., president of the Cancer Council of ACT. Women in Asia series; general councillor, Chinese Stud- ies Association of Australia; register of Peers — WINDLE, K., member, NAATI Russian Panel and the Australia Council for the Arts, member, editorial Regional Advisory Committee; Secretary-Treasurer of Boards — Asian Studies Review and Intersections: Gen- the Australian and New Zealand Slavists’ Association der, History and Culture in the Asian Context. (ANZSA) and continued to produce the Association’s twice-yearly Newsletter; member, editorial board, Aus- HAJJAR, Dr, N., promotion of Arabic language in the tralian Slavonic & East European Studies, assessed ACT college system assisted by the Embassy of the submissions for publication in this journal as well as for United Arab Emirates; expert adviser to NSW Board of Mots pluriels (published at the University of Western Secondary Studies and Department of Education and Australia); Honorary Visiting Fellow, School of Politics, Training in language teaching methodologies; expert Australian Defence Force Academy, working with Dr adviser to Australia Council for the Arts and the Power- David Lovell (Head, School of Politics) on the Commu- house Museum in Sydney. nist International’s archival records of its links with the HENDRIKS, Dr P., member, review panel for JET Communist Party of Australia in the 1920s and ’30s. Programme applications to the Embassy of Japan in WRIGHT, I., Honorary Secretary, Cambridge Austral- Australia; chair of examiners National Japanese Essay- ia Trust; Australian correspondent for the International Writing Competition; member, review panel, Interna-

50 Cooperation with government and other public institutions tional Baccalaureate examinations in Japanese; Cultural Foundation; co-chair of the Australian Com- consultant on Japanese examinations for the University mittee of the Council for Security Cooperation in the of Oslo. Asia-Pacific; member, editorial committee, Cambridge University Press, Asia-Pacific Series, editorial commit- HOGUE, C., senior adviser, ASEAN Focus Group; ed- tee, Australian Journal of International Affairs itorial review board, Journal of International (Australian Institute of International Affairs), editorial Communications (Macquarie University). committee, Southeast Asia Publications Series, Asian HOOKER, Prof. V., sessional chair, ‘Indonesia Up- Studies Assoc. of Australia (ASAA), organiser of the date’; member, editorial board, journal Review of Gantner-Myer Conversations (Australian-ASEAN, Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs; editor, Southeast Asia Track II Dialogue hosted by the Myer Foundation with Publications Series run jointly by the Asian Studies As- Asialink); convener, Asialink — Australian National soc of Australia (ASAA) and Allen & Unwin; vice- Leaders program (Canberra Retreat); participant, Wil- president, Association of the Publication of Indonesian liamsburg Conference of the Asia Society (Kuala and Malaysian Studies; international advisory board, Lumpur) and the St James Ethics Centre/ISIS Confer- Journal of Southeast Asia Research (SOAS London); re- ence (Bangkok); delivered fourth ABC Asia-Pacific viewer manuscripts, International Journal of Feminist lecture; collaborated with Deakin University delivering Politics; member, Foreign Affairs Council (Department coursework to the Australian Defence College. of Foreign Affairs and Trade), member, International LI, Dr N. co-editor, EAJRS-Newsletter (European Asso- Advisory Board of Encyclopaedia for Women in Islamic ciation of Japanese Resource Specialists). Cultures (Leiden, Brill); co-organiser Australia Indone- sia institute Moslem Exchange Program (with Prof. LOUIE, Dr K. editor, ASAA’s Asian Studies Review; Ricklefs University of Melbourne), board member, member, Executive Committee Asian Studies Assoc of Australia-Indonesia Institute. Australia (ASAA), member, Australia-China Council; member following editorial boards: The China Journal, IKEDA, S., vice-president, Australia-Japan Society, Journal of the Australasian Universities Language and Lit- ACT; chair, Steering Committee Canberra Japanese erature Association, E-journal of Asian Linguistics and Supplementary School. Language Teaching. ISHIHARA, S., executive member (treasurer), Austral- POWERS, Dr J., series editor, Studies in Buddhism and ian Speech Science and Technology Assoc; expert Tibetan Culture, Snow Lion Publications; Curzon adviser (Japanese language) ACT Board of Secondary Press, Critical Studies in Buddhism series, Journal of In- School Studies. dian Philosophy and Religion, initiated Mind Science JOHNSON, Dr D., regular contributor, SBS World Forum involving Dalai Lama in Canberra open forum. Guide and the Asian Analysis website; editor, Asian PROUDFOOT, Dr I., member, advisory board, Indo- Analysis, monthly virtual journal in prepared for the business sector group, ASEAN Focus. QUINN, Dr G., member, Indonesian Accreditation Panel, ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies and the JUNTANAMALAGA, P., with Thai staff at the Uni- National Reference Group, Australian Consortium of versity of Sydney assisting in the preparation of teaching In-Country Indonesian Study (ACICIS). activities and the use of technology in Thai language in- struction; assisted DFAT providing cultural REYNOLDS, Dr C., member, International Advisory orientations for the Australian Youth Ambassadors Committee, Journal of the Siam Society; member, Inter- program. national Advisory Board, Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. KUMAR, Dr K., vice-president/Treasurer and committee member, Australian Academy of the Humanities; SANDILANDS, C., active in oversight of administra- editorial committee, Leiden University monograph se- tive arrangements between ANU and Thai Universities ries, Semaian; member, Australia-Japan workshop on supporting the high profile Year in Asia program (Thai- the nation in Southeast Asia, and invited member, Har- land) and the DEST sponsored University Mobility in vard Conference on Indonesia. Asia Program; Thai related language and cultural advice to Canberra bureaucracy and community organisations. LEE, Dr D-Y member, ACT Board of Secondary Edu- cation Japanese Accreditation Panel; member, editorial SHIN, Dr G.-H., member (overseas) Presidential Advi- board for e-Journal of Asian Linguistics & Language sory Council on Democratic and Peaceful Unification Teaching, member, Council of Canberra Korean com- (Korean (Central) Government; foundation member, munity school. Korean Society (ACT); organised/co-chaired, National Strategic Korean Language Education Conference, MILNER, Prof. A.C., member, Federal Government's UNSW. Foreign Affairs Council; member, Council of Asialink; member, Advisory Council of the Australasia Centre of VERVOORN, Dr A., consulting editor, Oxford Uni- The Asia Society; member, Council of the Malaysia versity Press.

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WELLS, Dr K., president, Korean Studies Association FREEMAN, C., consultant, Government of the Re- of Australasia. public of Tajikistan through contract with the Asian Development Bank; consultant, Vietnam National Faculty of Economics and Commerce Health Insurance through contract with Thailand-Aus- tralia Social Protection Fund; assistance to the School of Business and Information Australian Consortium for Social and Political Research Incorporated (ACSPRI) on computer systems design. Management GOODE, S., editorial board, Journal of Information BARTON, A.D., chair, Annual Research Lecture in Systems Education; academic supervisor, Australian Na- Government Accounting Committee; member, Execu- tional Internship Program. tive Committee and Treasurer, Cambridge Australia Trust; member, Executive Committee and Treasurer, GREGOR, S., president, Australasian Association of Australian Science Olympiads. Information Systems; vice-president, Australian Coun- cil of Professors and Heads of Information Systems; IT BIRT, J.L., member, AIESEC Exchange Program Se- Communications and Outsourcing Committee; Can- lection Committee; Organising Committee, AAANZ berra Business Council; associate editor, Australasian Accounting Education Special Interest Group; mem- Conference on Information Systems. ber, Technical Committee, AAANZ Annual Conference; member, Business and Finance Panel, HOUGHTON, K., member, Council International Board of Senior Secondary Studies; reviewer for Ac- House, University of Melbourne; joint reviewer, Aus- counting & Finance. tralian Audit Practice KPMG; member, editorial boards: Managerial Auditing; Accounting Accountability BURRITT, R.L., external adviser to the Australian Na- and Performance, Journal of Business, Finance and Ac- tional Audit Office on s.516 reporting under the counting; reviewer for Accounting Organizations and Biodiversity Protection and Environmental Conserva- Society, Accounting and Business Research, Accounting Re- tion Act 1999; editor, Asia Pacific Centre for view, Australian Accounting Review. Environmental Accountability Journal and Internation- al Coordinator of APCEA; Editorial Advisory Board JUBB, P.B., member, ICAA/CPA Joint Legislation Re- and Editorial Panel Accounting Forum, Journal of Envi- view Committee. ronmental Management; member, United Nations MONROE, G., president, Accounting Association of Division for Sustainable Development Environmental Australia and New Zealand; assessor for ARC grants; Management Accounting international expert working editor of special forum on auditor independence for the group; member, Steering Committee, Environmental Australian Accounting Review; member, editorial Management Accounting Network (Asia Pacific); boards: Accounting & Finance, Australian Accounting Re- member, Technical Committee for AAANZ Confer- view, Accountability and Performance, Accounting ence, Perth; invited expert at the Environment Australia Research Journal, Issues in Accounting Education, Interna- and Victoria EPA, Finance and Sustainability Forum, tional Journal of Accounting Literature. Melbourne; member, ACT Government Sustainability Expert Reference Group reporting to the Chief Minis- TRAN, A.V., consultant, Business Skills Section, De- ter, ACT; member, Institute of Chartered Accountants partment of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs; in Australia, Triple Bottom Line Committee August. research consultant, Australian Taxation Office, Large Business and International. CRAIG, R.J., editorial boards of: Accounting Commerce and Finance: The Islamic Perspective, Asian Review of Ac- VAN DER ENG, P., convener, Economic History of counting, Journal of Akuntasi and Auditing, Indonesia; Southeast Asia (ECHOSEA) Project; member, Board of editorial adviser, Accounting Education: An International Studies, Graduate Program of Southeast and South Journal; ANU research integrity adviser; member, Or- Asian Studies. ganising Committee, CPA Australia Research Lecture in Public Sector Accounting; external adviser to the Ma- School of Economics laysian Graduate School of Management; ANU BREUNIG, R., adviser, Department of Family and representative, NSW/ACT CPA Australia Universities Community Services, Productivity Committee. Committee; member, CPA Australia First Year Case Studies Committee; assistance to Government: A report CHEN, P., member, Economics Accreditation Panel, written by Prof. Craig (with N. Tas-Anvaripour) titled ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies “Towards Better Company Accounting and Financial CORNISH, S., chair, ACT Board of Senior Secondary Reporting in APEC”, endorsed by APEC Finance Min- Studies, assisted Governor of Reserve Bank of Australia. isters, published on the APEC website and the website of the APEC Finance Ministers' 2002 Congress in Mex- GRANT, S., member, Council of Econometric Society; ico. (See http://www.shcp.gob.mx/fmp2002/docs/ Institute of International Education’s Screening Com- 6000h.html). mittee for Fulbright Applications to Australia by US Citizens.

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MENEZES, F., member Organisational Committee The Faculty of Engineering and Latin American Meeting of the Econometric Society, Sao Paulo; Public Economic Theory Meeting, Paris 1, Information Technology Sorbonne-Pantheon. CHRISTEN, Dr P. and New South Wales Department TYERS, R., external Fellow of the Global Trade Analy- of Health, parallel techniques for high-performance sis Project, Purdue University, Fifth Annual Conference record linkage. on Global Economic Analysis, Taipei; Centre for Re- DENNIS, Mr M. and the Bureau of Meterology, insu- search on Globalisation and Labour Markets, School of lation forecasting for solar and architectural application. Economics, University of Nottingham. KALYANASUNDARAM, Dr S. and Vehicle Standards School of Finance and Applied Statistics Division, Commonwealth Department of Transport and Regional Services, developing biomechanical mod- BRAILSFORD, T.J., Council, Accounting Association els of infant dummies for side impact problems; of Australia and New Zealand; auditor, Asia-Pacific Fi- development of child restraint capsules and sandwich nance Association; chair, Technical Committee, panels for side impact Accounting Association of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference; Research Policy Committee, Secu- STACHURSKI, Dr Z. and Royal Australian Mint, in- rities Industry Research Centre of Asia; editor, vestigation of supplied non-metallic inclusions and Accounting Research Journal; editorial board, Accounting grain size measurement on metallic blanks; surface de- and Finance, Accounting, Accountability and Perform- fects on supplied metallic (silver) blanks. ance; co-editor McGraw-Hill Series in Advanced Finance. Faculty of Law MARTIN, M.A., associate editor, Journal of Statistical BEHRENS, Dr J., chair, ACT Domestic Violence Pre- Computation and Simulation, Australian and New Zea- vention Council, appointed from 1 December 2002; land Journal of Statistics. member, editorial board, Australian Journal of Family Law; member, Violence sub-committee, Family Law NICHOLLS, D.F., Statistical Society of Australia: Ac- Council; part-time member, Social Security Appeals creditation Committee, Strategic and Operational Tribunal. Planning Committee and Marketing; vice-president, Statistical Society of Australia; consultant, Australian BOTTOMLEY, Prof. S.C., president, Corporate Law Quarantine Inspection Service, Australian Science Fes- Teachers Association; member, editorial committee, tival, Canberra Taxi Drivers Association. Australian Journal of Corporate Law; legal adviser, Sen- ate Standing Committee on Regulations and OLIVER, B.R., chair, Applications Committee, CPA Ordinances; guest speaker, Cancer Council of Australia Australia. Annual Board Workshop, on directors’ duties and cor- O'NEILL, T.J., associate editor, Biometrics; council porate governance. member, Statistical Society of Australia, Canberra BRONITT, Mr S., visiting Professor, University of Al- Branch; Central Council Delegate, Statistical Society of abama; visitor and guest lecturer, University of Western Australia; consultant, Department of Health and Hu- Ontario and University of Saskatchewan; visiting fel- man Services, Bureau of Transport Economics, low, University of Limerick; justice fellow, Law and Department of Treasury ACT Government and Victo- Justice Foundation of NSW, research project on rian Department of Natural Resources and "move-on" powers; external examiner, University of Environment. Hong Kong; member, criminal law committee, Law So- PITT, D., IAAust Prizes and Awards Committee; ciety of the ACT; chair, ACT Domestic Violence IAAust Continuing Professional Development Com- Prevention Council, state editor, Criminal Law Journal. mittee; adviser, Reserve Bank of Fiji; consultant BURRELL, Mr R., guest lecturer, teaching in Warsaw Australian Business Research Group. for Cambridge's European Law Program, University of SERVICE, D.A., IAAust Part III Taskforce; IAAust Cambridge; external examiner, University of London. Council; IAAust Disability Committee; contributions BYRNES Prof. A., collaboration with Centre for Com- Review Panel under the Education Services for Overseas parative and Public Law, Faculty of Law, University of Students Act 2000. Hong Kong, on the preparation of a compilation of in- STERN, S.E., associate editor, JRSSB; consultant De- ternational and comparative case law relating to partment of Health and Human Services, Xenopharm. women's human rights; member, conference organising committee, ANZSIL Annual Conference; member, external forum on gender, Asian Development Bank; co- rapporteur, International Law Association Committee on Human Rights Law and Practice; advisory committee, International Women's Rights Watch (Asia-

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Pacific); co-editor, Australian Yearbook of International KENT, Dr A., editorial board, China Information Law (mid-2002); correspondent, Butterworths Human (Leiden). Rights Cases; co-organiser, series of international crimi- MATHEW, Dr P., treasurer, Australian and New Zea- nal law events with Netherlands Embassy; international land Society of International Law; member, editorial resource person in training, Mongolian government of- board, Australian Yearbook of International Law; faculty ficials and non-governmental organisations on the member, Advanced Refugee Law Workshop; faculty implementation of the UN Convention on the Elimi- member, international law training course, Department nation of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, of Foreign Affairs and Trade; submission on, and oral in Ulaanbaatar; resource person, Regional Judicial Col- evidence to Migration Zone Excision Inquiry, Legal loquium on the application of international human and Constitutional References Committee; panel mem- rights law at the domestic level, organised by the UN ber for ACT's Deliberative Poll on a Bill of Rights. Division for the Advancement of Women and the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pa- McCRYSTAL, Ms S., president, Tenants’ Union, ACT cific, Bangkok; external examiner, University of Committee; member, Welfare Rights and Legal Centre, Toronto; panel member, Deliberative Poll on an ACT ACT; committee member, Housing Review Commit- Bill of Rights; guest lecturer, University of Tasmania. tee — ACT Housing.. COPER, Prof. M.D., trustee, The Lionel Murphy McDONALD, Mr L., member, executive committee, Scholarship Foundation; chair, Transport Industry Ac- Australian Society of Legal Philosophy; reviews editor, creditation Council. Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy. CHARLESWORTH, Prof. H.C., member, Commit- McMILLAN, Prof. J.D., examiner PhD thesis, Univer- tee to Review Monash Law School; member, Global sity of Sydney; external referee, Sydney Law Review, Law Faculty, New York University Law School; coun- Monash University Law Review; seminar participant and sellor, American Society of International Law; chair, presenter, Tilburg University, Netherlands, invited par- International Law Association, Committee on Teach- ticipant in International Workshop on 'Judicial Review ing International Law; co-patron, ACT Women's Legal and Bureaucratic Impact'; reviewer, South African Na- Centre, assessor, Australian Research Council; member, tional Research Foundation, review application by advisory board, Traffic (journal of the University of scholar for evaluation and rating; presenter, Norwegian Melbourne Postgraduate Association); advisory board, Parliament Standing Committee on Scrutiny and Con- Leiden Journal of International Law; board of editors, stitutional Affairs, presentation in Canberra to visiting American Journal of International Law; co-editor, Aus- delegation, 11 Sept.; president, Australian Institute of tralian Yearbook of International Law; chair, ACT Bill of Administrative Law; member, editorial board, Federal Rights Consultative Committee; convener, internation- Law Review, AIAL Forum; member, Federal Offenders al law training course, Department of Foreign Affairs Review Panel, Commonwealth Attorney-General’s De- and Trade. partment; consultant, Board of Taxation; consultant, Government Services Group, Clayton Utz on public CREYKE, Prof. R., member, selection committee, Uni- law issues; member, Commonwealth Government versity of New England; invited participant, Agencies Annual Reports Award Selection Committee, international workshop on judicial review, Tilburg Uni- Australian Institute of Public Administration. versity, The Netherlands; consultant (with Professors McMillan and Pearce), Lord Chancellor's Department, MORGAN, Mr W., editor, Sexualis Lex (formerly Aus- UK; member, Administrative Review Council; com- tralasian Gay and Lesbian Law Journal); consultant, missioner, ACT's Independent Competition and Tasmanian Government, Attorney General’s Depart- Regulatory Commission; vice-president, Australian In- ment; consultant, Gilbert and Tobin, solicitors, stitute of Administrative Law; Veterans' Affairs editor, consultant to pro bono clients, UN Human Rights Administrative Law Decisions Service and Administra- Committee cases and anti-discrimination cases. tive Law Bulletin; member, editorial board, National NOLAN, Mr M., forensic associate, School of Psychol- Law Review; special counsel, Phillips Fox Lawyers; di- ogy, University of NSW; member, Australian and New rector, Public Law Weekend conference; co-director, Zealand Association of Psychiatry, member, Society of with P Sutherland, Inaugural Workshop for ACT Tri- Australasian Social Psychologists; reviewer, British Jour- bunals; speaker, 25th Anniversary Dinner of Office of nal of Social Psychology/European Journal of Social Commonwealth Ombudsman; speaker and presented Psychology. paper, Meeting in Perth of Australian Association of Constitutional Law; submission to Commonwealth At- PEARCE, Prof D., president, ACT Racing Appeals Tri- torney-General's Department re National Judicial bunal; member, Copyright Tribunal; chair, ACT College of Australia; speaker, Australian Institute of Ju- Cricket Association Independent Tribunal; executive dicial Administration, Annual Conference on member, Australian Institute of Administrative Law; Tribunals; consultant and presenter, Department of chair, Independent Review of Breaches and Penalties in Veterans' Affairs. the Social Security System; editor, AIAL Forum, Ad- ministrative Law Service (Butterworths),

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Administrative Law Decisions (Butterworths); editorial (CLiDE), Monash University and Corporate Law boards, Federal Law Review, International Ombudsman Teachers Association at Monash University; referee, Yearbook; referee, Federal Law Review, Sydney Law Re- University of New South Wales Law Journal; Federal Law view, AIAL Forum, Aust Journal of Labour Economics; Review, Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy; presented witness, Senate Community Affairs References Com- conference paper, ‘Deckchairs Overboard: Corporate mittee on Social Security Bill; opening address, Defence Law and the Rhetoric of Corporate Governance’, to the Intellectual Property Seminar; papers presented, De- Corporate Citizens in Corporate Cultures: Restructuring partment of Health and Aging Legal Section, and Reform Workshop, Osgoode Hall Law School, To- Administrative Decisions Tribunal (NSW), ANU Law ronto, Canada., sponsored by the Feminism and Legal Faculty Contemporary Issues Seminar. Theory Project, Cornell Law School, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University and the University of Brit- RIDGE, Ms P., empirical research project, NSW Synod ish Columbia Faculty of Law; attended, committee of of the Uniting Church in Australia. Australian Law Deans Meeting, Perth WA; member, RIMMER, Dr M., hosted visits from a range of inter- Ainslie School Board; submissions to Ministerial Meet- national speakers: Mildred Cho, Research Fellow, ing on Public Liability Insurance regarding the law of Centre for Biomedical Ethics, Stanford University; negligence and litigation practice and the Review of the Mary Footer, Deputy Director, Amsterdam Centre for Law of Negligence by the Panel of Eminent Persons; li- International Law, University of Amsterdam; Dr Jag- aised with, professional ethics committee, Law Council, veer Sindhu, Director, The Asia & Pacific Seed regarding the appeal in the McCabe tobacco litigation; Association, Thailand; board member, Muse Magazine; member, liaison committee, ANU, National Judicial member, copyright and intellectual property commit- College of Australia. tee, Australian Library and Information Association; STELLIOS, Mr J., secretary, International Commis- member, Australian Digital Alliance, National Tertiary sion of Jurists, Canberra Branch; assistant editor, Education Union; reviewer, University of Toronto Federal Law Review; Senate briefing (with Mr W Mor- Press Inc., Federal Law Review, Australian Aboriginal gan), Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Studies; involved in government discussions, including Committee WTO General Agreement on Trade in Environment Australia's Access to Genetic Resources Services. scheme; ALRC's Inquiry into Gene Patenting; parliamentary debate, Stem Cell Research and Intellectual STEWART, Mr D.J., member, editorial committee, Property. Federal Law Review; executive committee, Australian Law and Economics Association; chair, board of man- SELBY, Mr H., instructor with USA's National Insti- agement, ACT Welfare Rights and Legal Centre. tute for Trial Advocacy, National Training Program; chair, Lyneham High School Board; joint editor, Expert WHEELER, Dr F.D., chair, ACT Advisory Panel, Aus- Evidence; presenter, Forensic Medical Officers Work- tralian Association of Constitutional Law; comments shop on expert evidence; referee, Sydney Law Review, editor, Public Law Review; expert participant, Compar- Melbourne University Law Review. ative High Courts Conference, University of North Texas. SEYMOUR, Adj Prof. J., member, research unit review committee; International Advisory Board, New Zealand WEEKS, Prof P.C., member, external review panel, Bioethics Journal; Canberra Hospital Clinical Ethics School of Law, University of Newcastle; chair Review of Committee; Research Ethics Committee, Australian In- School of Law and Law Awards, University of New stitute of Criminology; Victims Assistance Board of the England; ANU observer, Council of the Law Society of Australian Capital Territory; submissions to Principles the ACT; member, National Committee of Manage- Based Review of the Law of Negligence (Ipps Commit- ment and Convener of the ACT Chapter; member, tee); Review of the Law of Manslaughter in New South editorial committee, Australian Journal of Labour Law; Wales; paper presented, Academy of Social Sciences in consultant on labour law matters, Phillips Fox. Australia Workshop, University of Melbourne. SHERMAN, Prof B., external examiner, University of Faculty of Science Sydney, University of London; consultant, Environ- ment Australia; co-authored (with R Burrell, Faculty of School of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Law) AFFA Draft Policy Paper Intellectual Property in ALTIN, Dr J., reviewed papers for the Journals: Immu- the Rural Sector; chair, Rural Research and Develop- nology and Cell Biology and Analytical Biochemistry and ment Corporation. collaborated with Prof C Parish (JCSMR) in a project SPENDER, Ms P., panel member, book symposium on funded by Lipotek to develop cancer vaccines and tar- John Farrar, Corporate Governance in Australia and New geted liposomal agents for use in the treatment of Zealand; speaker and presenter, the Corporations and Fi- cancer. nancial Regulation in the Digital Economy Conference BEHM, Dr C., archivist, Council member, and chair, organised by Centre for Law in the Digital Economy Education Committee, Australian Society for Parasitol-

55 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 ogy and attended a Council meeting in Sydney; referee MARTIN, Dr R., reviewed grants for the National for: Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, Parasitology Today, Heart Foundation; refereed papers for journals: Experi- Parasitology, International Journal for Parasitology, Mo- mental Neurology, Nuroscience Letter and Neuroscience. lecular and Biochemical Parasitology, Folia Parasitologica; MATHESIUS Dr U., reviewed papers for Plant Physi- assessor, Wellcome Trust (UK) and NWO, The Neth- ology, Functional Plant Biology, Planta, and Plant erlands; presented seminars at the Malaghan Institute of Physiology and Biochemistry. Medical Research, Wellington, and at Wallaceville An- imal Research Centre, Upper Hutt, New Zealand; O’NEILL, Dr H., Faulty of Science Delegate to the examined two PhD theses, from the University of Mel- Austrade Exhibition in Singapore for recruitment of in- bourne and Victoria University of Wellington; Dr ternational students; member, editorial board, Behm visited Dr Grant’s laboratory at the Wallaceville Immunology and Cell Biology, reviewed papers for the Animal Research Centre, Upper Hutt, New Zealand for journal; referee of NH&MRC project grant 6 months on OSP leave. applications. BRÖER, Dr S., member, editorial board, Neurochemi- POGSON, Dr B. co-supervised several PhD students cal Research; managing editor, Cellular Physiology and based at CSIRO Plant Industry and RSBS; collaborated Biochemistry; reviewed papers for Journal of Neurochem- with Dr R Willows (Macquarie University), Dr K Niy- istry, Biochemical Journal and European Journal of ogi (UC, Berkeley, USA), Dr D DellaPenna and Dr J Physiology, Glia, and Journal of Pharmacology. Ohlrogge (Michigan State University, USA), Dr B Grimm (Berlin, Germany) and Dr P Mullineaux (John CLARK, Prof I., member, editorial boards of: Experi- Innes Institute, UK). mental Parasitology, the International Journal for Parasitology, and Malaria Journal; referee for Lancet, SMITH, Dr G., attended a symposia held by Australia Journal of Infectious Disease, Transactions of the Royal So- 21, Sydney, funded by the Ian Potter Foundation; re- ciety of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Journal of viewed papers for the Journal of Applied Phycology. Immunology, Parasitology Today, Infection and Immuni- VANLEEUWEN, Dr B., collaborated with staff of the ty, Parasitology, and International Journal for Pest Animal Control Cooperative Research Centre, Parasitology; reviewed grant applications for NHMRC, CSIRO Entomology and CSIRO Sustainable Ecosys- ARC, National Heart Foundation, Wellcome Trust, tems in student supervision. Tropical Disease Research section of the World Health Organization, University of Queensland, Bi-national VERMA, Dr N., member, Biology Accreditation panel (US/Israel) Science Foundation, Canadian MRC, and for the ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies; asses- the National Research Foundation of South Africa; sor of grant applications for the NHMRC and ARC; president, National Association of NHMRC Research member of the judging panel for the ASM Young Fellows (NARF), and maintained the NARF Speakers Night; refereed papers for FEMS Microbiology Homepage; member, NHMRC's Grantnet Users Ref- Letters. erence Group and their representative on the overall Grantnet Management Committee. School of Botany and Zoology FAHRER, Dr A., member, AGRF/ACRF DNA re- BoZo has extensive collaborations with CSIRO Entom- source network committee; reviewer for: NHMRC logy and CSIRO Plant Industry involving joint grants grants and Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sur- and research projects, adjunct appointments, and teach- gery; participated in the Meat and Livestock Australia ing at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Other Genome Initiative. major collaborations involve several state and common- HOWITT, Dr S., member, council for the Australian wealth government agencies, e.g. the Australian Federal Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; refe- Police forensics program. reed papers for Science and Biochim. Biophys. Acta: BRADBURY, Howard, and Rezaul Haque developed a reviewed ARC grants. new, simple method for the separation of the cyanogen- KIRK, Prof K., specialist editor in Physiology for the In- ic glucoside linamarin from young cassava leaves. ternational Journal of Parasitology; refereed papers for Linamarin is used in our cyanide kits as a standard to Nature, Science, EMBO Journal, Molecular Microbiology, check that the method is working satisfactorily. They Biophysical Journal, Molecular Pharmacology, British also continued production and distribution of simple Journal of Pharmacology, Trends in Parasitology, Interna- picrate kits for determination of total cyanide in cassava tional Journal of Parasitology, European Journal of and other important plants and of urinary thiocyanate, Pharmacology and Comparative Biochemistry and Physi- the breakdown product of cyanide in the body. The kits ology; ARC ‘Reader’ and refereed grant applications for are available free of charge to agriculturalists and health the NHMRC, the Wellcome Trust and the Leverhulme workers in developing countries under a grant from the Trust. Australian Centre for International Agricultural Re- search (ACIAR). Kits have been sent to 32 countries mainly in Africa, but also in Asia and the Pacific. The

56 Cooperation with government and other public institutions largest number of kits went to Mozambique, where we of Geological and Nuclear Sciences (NZ); National have a collaborative research project with Dr Julie Cliff Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration a medical doctor, Mrs Paula Cardoso, a senior health (USA). professional, and Mr Mario Ernesto, a medical chemist. CHRISTY, Dr A.G., associate editor of Mineralogical Howard also coordinates the Cassava Cyanide Diseases Magazine (UK). Network, which has grown to 142 members from 34 countries. COX, Prof. S.F., member, committee of the ACT Board of Secondary Studies which oversees Year 11/12 COOPER, Paul, collaboration with Penny Greenslade curricula in Earth Sciences. on development of a plan for preventing exotic collem- bola from invading sub-Antarctic islands (funding JONES, Dr P.J., corresponding member, subcommis- provided by Antarctic Scientific Advisory Committee). sion on Carboniferous Stratigraphy, International Union of Geological Sciences. HAPPOLD, David, member, Burramys & Mastacomys Recovery Plan, NSW National Parks and Wildlife NICOLL, Dr R.S., titular member, subcommission on Service. Ordovician Stratigraphy, International Union of Geo- logical Sciences; corresponding member, NAYUDU, Murali, gave a talk on genetic engineering subcommission on Permian Stratigraphy, International to farmers as part of the Grain Growers farmers update; Union of Geological Sciences; corresponding member, several members of staff are involved in BISACT (Bio- subcommission on Triassic Stratigraphy, International logical Sciences in ACT), the science outreach arm of Union of Geological Sciences. the School of Botany and Zoology: Murali NAYUDU, Terry MURPHY, Merv ASTON, Margaret HILTON STRUSZ, Dr D.L., corresponding member, subcom- and John VRANJIC ran the program at seven ACT pri- mission on Silurian Stratigraphy, International Union mary schools; BISACT was also the major display for of Geological Sciences; councillor, International Associ- the ANU at the Great Exhibition of the Australian Sci- ation for the Study of Fossil Cnidaria & Porifera. ence Festival. TAYLOR, Prof. S.R., chair, Advisory Committee, Aus- OLSEN, Penelope, continued research and conserva- tralian Centre for Astrobiology, Macquarie University; tion work with Environment Australia (endangered chair, House Committee, Australian Academy of Sci- species recovery plans, expert adviser for referrals, etc), ence; associate editor, Meteoritics and Planetary Bureau of Resource Sciences (invasive pest risk assess- Science. ment) and Brisbane City Council (habitat management for raptors). Department of Mathematics

Department of Chemistry BRYCE, R A., ANU convener, Canberra Mathematics Enrichment Program (with Aust. Math. Trust); pre- BARROW, Dr R.A., treasurer, ACT branch of the senter in CMEP; member, Problems Committee of the RACI. Australian Mathematics Competition; member, Prob- lems Committee of the Mathematics Challenge for CHAI, Dr C.L., ACT representative, Organic Division Young Australians; member, the Australian Mathemat- of the RACI. ical Olympiad Committee; member, the Australian CIFUENTES, Dr M., memberships officer, ACT Mathematics Trust Advisory Committee. Branch of the RACI. COSSEY, P J., associate editor, Bulletin Aust MS; pub- HUMPHREY, Dr M.G., honorary treasurer, Royal lic officer, Aust MS and AMPAI; Council member, Australian Institute of Chemistry Inorganic Division; Aust MS. past president, ACT Branch of the RACI. FERRARIO, L., referee for NSF, Austria; referee for SALEM, Dr G., member, General Science Accredita- Telescope Time Allocation, UK; referee for Astronomy tion Panel, ACT; director, Rio Tinto Australian Science & Astrophysics Journal; referee for Monthly Notices of the Olympiads Chemistry Program; ACT representative, Royal Astronomical Society Journal. Chemical Education Division Standing Committee of HASSELL, A., reviewer, Mathematical Reviews. the RACI; member, RACI Education Committee. HOWE, A A T., treasurer, Australian Mathematical STERNS, Dr M., collaborative work, Australian Trans- Society and AMPAI. port Safety Bureau, the Australian War Memorial. ISAEV, A V., associate editor, Journal Mathematical Department of Geology Analysis and Applications. ARCULUS, Prof. R.J., cooperative research with the LOY, R J., member, International Steering Committee, Solomon Islands Geological Survey; collaborative re- Banach Algebra Conferences. search with the Australian Geological Survey Organisation; CSIRO Exploration & Mining; Institute

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ORMEROD, E A., academic adviser, ANU Chapter of Mechanical Engineering at the Australian Defence Golden Key International Honour Society; Judge, Force Academy, UNSW). Golden Key International Showcase. LAM, Dr P.K., generation of spatial squeezing and en- ROBERTS, S G., member and treasurer, Computa- tanglement for optical imaging with Prof. C. Fabre and tional Mathematics Group. A. Maitre, (Paris University, France); generation of optical Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen entanglement with SMYTHE, N F., Apple University Development Fund optical fibres with Prof. G. Leuchs, (Universität Erlan- Awards Committee; proceedings editor and Planning gen-Nürnberg, Germany). Committee, AUC Conference, Adelaide Uni. McCLELLAND, Prof. D.E., and Dr S.M. SCOTT, Department of Physics gravitational wave detection (Japanese projects TAMA and LCGT). BACHOR, Prof H.A., quantum imaging with Prof. C. Fabre (Universite Paris VI, France) as part of the SAVAGE, Dr C., theory of topological structures in QUCOV European Network Quantum cryptography spinor Bose-Einstein Condensates with Dr J. Ruosteko- and quantum noise reduction by Prof. H.A BACHOR ski, (Dept. of Physical Sciences, University of and Dr P K LAM with Prof. G. Leuchs (Universitaet Hertfordshire, UK). Erlangen, Germany) as part of the QUANTUM Euro- SCOTT, Dr S.M., gravitational wave detection data pean Network Light detection and generation below analysis with LIGO Laboratory, US and the LIGO Sci- the quantum noise limit by Prof. HA BACHOR and ence Collaboration; development of visualisation Dr P K LAM with Dr R. Schnabel and Prof. K. Danz- software for General Relativity with Dr B.J.K. Evans mann (Universitaet Hannover, Germany). (ANUSF); boundary constructions for space-time by BYRNE, Dr A.P., development of an ion implanter for with Dr P. Szekeres, (University of Adelaide) and Dr radioisotopes with Dr H. Timmers and Assoc. Prof. M.J.S.L Ashley (Pennsylvania State University); mem- D.H. Chaplin (University College, ADFA, UNSW); ber, Committee of the International Society on General and Dr A.M. BAXTER, spectroscopy of neutron defi- Relativity and Gravitation; member, editorial board, cient lead and thallium nuclei with Prof. G.D. Classical and Quantum Gravity, IOP Publishing; initial Dracoulis, Dr G.J. Lane (RSPhysSE), Dr A.O. Macch- cosmological singularities with Dr G.B. Ericksson, iavelli (LBL, Berkeley CA); decay of superdeformed (University of Queensland). 192Pb with Dr A. N. Wilson, Prof. G.D. Dracoulis, Dr G.J. Lane (RSPhysSE), Dr A.O. Macchiavelli (LBL, School of Psychology Berkeley CA); diffuse damage in semiconductors with BRINKMAN, J., school visits and a public lecture in Dr M. C. Ridgway (RSPhysSE), Dr R. Vianden and F the DEETYA/ABC sponsored "Science in the Bush" Ruske, (ISKP, Universitaet Bonn, Germany); superal- program. lowed Beta decays with Assoc. Prof. P.H. Barker (University of Auckland, NZ); neutron rich translead BYRNE, D., chair and convener, Workshop on Occupa- nuclei using radioactive beams with Prof. G.D. Dra- tional Stress in Australia: Health, Social and Economic coulis, Dr G.J. Lane, (RSPhysSE) and Prof. P. M. Costs, sponsored by the Academy of the Social Sciences Walker (University of Surrey, UK). in Australia with additional support from Comcare Australia and the ANU National Institute of Social Sci- FRANCIS, Dr P., red quasars from the two micron all ences and the ACTU; held in Adelaide. sky survey with Drs R. Cutri and B. Nelson (Caltech); galaxy clusters in the high redshift universe with Drs B.Woodgate and H. Teplitz (NASA Goddard Space- School of Resources, Environment & Society Flight Center), G. Williger (Johns Hopkins University) BAKER, Dr R., facilitated a workshop reviewing the and P. Palunas (University ofTexas, Austin). joint management arrangements at Uluru Kata Tjuta HOPE, Dr J.J., development of XMDS numerical National Park with Environment Australia and tradi- package for high-performance integration with Dr P.D. tional owners. Drummond and Mr G. Collecut (University of BAUHUS, Dr J., chair, Research Working Group 4 Queensland); continuous evaporation as a pumping (Native Forest Management); editorial board member, method for an atom laser with Dr. M.J. Davis (Univer- Australian Forestry; member, BRS Advisory Group on sity of Queensland); HOPE, Dr J.J., single mode Private Native Forest Inventory; member, Technical quantum statistical model of an atom laser with Mr Reference Group for BRS National Greenhouse Strate- A.S. Bradley (Victoria University, NZ); and Dr J.D. gy Implementation Project: Forest Sustainability CLOSE, atomic detection using spatial modes of an op- Criteria and Indicators. tical resonator with Dr R.J. Ballagh (Otago University, NZ). BHATI, Dr U.N., wrote and distributed four ANU Forestry market reports, in association with Australian HOUWING, Dr A.F.H., Scramjet flows with Dr R. Forest Growers and RIRDC, L&W Australia and Boyce, and Dr N. Mudford, (School of Aerospace and FWPRDC.

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BRACK, Dr C. reviewed and assisted in the develop- KANOWSKI, Prof. P.J., co-faciliated, with Michael ment of technical manuals for the measurement of Williams and Associates, community stakeholder work- carbon and other wood products for the Bush for shops under the NSW Western Regional Agreement Greenhouse (Australian Greenhouse Office) and Na- Process, for Planning NSW; co-organised with Dr R. tional Farm Forest Inventory (Bureau of Rural Keenan and Mr A. Gerrand, Bureau of Rural Sciences Sciences); collaborated with State Forestry of NSW, and the collaboration of CSIRO and the Plantation CSIRO, Sydney Futures Exchange and others on the Timber Association of Australia, a national conference potential development of a set of Carbon Accounting entitled "Prospects for Australian Forest Plantations Standards; and with CSIRO in development of a Car- 2002"; co-supervised research student projects with col- bon Accounting Toolbox. leagues from CSIRO Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research, CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products, and the BROWN, Em. Prof. V., collaborated in research Queensland Forestry Research Institute; member, In- projects with the Universities of New South Wales, ternational Institute for Environment & Development Griffith, Latrobe and Western Sydney; with Baulkham Asia-Pacific Regional Advisory Panel; member, Craw- Hills Shire Council and 25 Local Government Author- ford Fund Forestry Program Committee. ities Australia wide; and with the Murray-Darling Basin Commission and Bureau of Rural Sciences. LAFFAN, Dr Shawn, member, Snowy Information Sharing Group, a collaboration of stakeholders in the CARY, Dr G., appointed to the ACT Bushfire Council; Snowy River region of NSW with the aim of better uti- associate editor, International Journal of Wildland Fire, lising available spatial information and data. and continued collaboration with: USDA Forest Serv- ice on landscape fire regime modelling; IGBP/GCTE LINACRE, Dr Edward, presented the lecture series on landscape fire model comparison; Aracruz Cellulose 'Weather in a Week' as a contribution to National Sci- in eucalypt growth modelling; the Tasmanian Parks and ence Week. Wildlife Service and the NSW National Parks and MACKEY, Dr B., organised "Education for Sustainable Wildlife Service on landscape fire regime modelling; the Living" at the World Summit on Sustainable Develop- NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service on Fuel ment, and participated in numerous other events Modelling for Fire Management; the ACT Government globally, for the Earth Charter organisation; member, as a member of the ACT Bushfire Council; ActewAGL Catholic Ecocare Australia; research collaborations with on the effects of fire on the hydrology of the Cotter partners in CRC Greenhouse Accounting. Catchment. MAHENDRARAJAH, Dr S., cooperation with Aidan DARGAVEL, Dr J., collaborated with Macquarie Uni- Flanagan, of Forest Industries of AFFA in developing versity and others in the publication of Volumes V and marketing tools, especially, game theory for forest in- VI of Australia’s Ever Changing Forests, the proceed- dustries development; and cooperating with Dr Velu ings of national forest history conferences. Rasiah, Dept of Natural Resources, Mareeba, North GILL, Dr Malcolm, chair, ACT Bush Fire Council; Queensland on optimal nitrate management in sugar- member, ACT Bushfire Fuel Management Committee. cane and banana growing for mitigation of pollution externalities at Great Barrier Reef; continued research GREENE, Dr R., president, Australian Association of collaboration with Dr Dan Etherington, Managing Di- Natural Resource Management; and member, McKell rector of Kokonut Pacific P/L on the refinement and Medal Advisory Panel; also Secretary of the Australian promotion of direct micro-expelled coconut oil as a re- Clay Minerals Association (till May 2002); collaborated newable energy source for the South Pacific and closing with TRANSGRID on the rehabilitation of the impacts the energy cycle in remote island communities; mem- of vegetation clearing in sub-alpine regions of NSW and ber, Accreditation Panel for Agriculture, Board of with the cotton industry, advising on methods of soil Senior Secondary Studies, reviewing and approving col- management. lege course initiatives; member, Forest Economics GUNNINGHAM, Prof. N., adviser to the United Na- research group, CRC- Sustainable Production Forestry. tions Environment Program on the role of RACE, Dr D., collaborated with Greening Australia na- environmental management systems and regulation, tionally; member, Sustainable Silviculture Program, and to the OECD (Public Management Service) on the CRC Sustainable Production Forestry; member, AF- design of best practice environment regulation; collabo- FA’s Reference Group for National Farm Forestry rated with the Department of Environment Protection Coordinator. (WA) and Environment Protection Authority (Vic) on a research project on ‘next generation environmental RUTHERFORD, Dr P., assisted the NSW Environ- regulation’. ment Protection Authority in developing and drafting amendments to environmental legislation dealing with JAMES, Dr R., member, ACT Forests Advisory Board; the regulation of interstate transport of hazardous member, CRC Sustainable Production Forestry; mem- wastes, including provisions to facilitate approved reus- ber National Farm Forestry Silviculture Project. es of such wastes; commenced work on the ARC

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Linkages Project “Regulatory design for water quality Telstra, Arup, Standards, SAI, Cox Group, ATUG and management in urban catchments”, a three-year collab- the Macquarie Bank. orative effort between the ANU (SRES) and the DRYSDALE, P., member, Economic Society of Aus- Western Australia Department of Environment & Wa- tralia and New Zealand; member, Royal Economic ter and the Western Australia Water Corporation. Society; member, Asian Studies Association of Austral- SLEE, Dr M., continued liaison with GR Davis Pty Ltd ia; member, Australian Studies Association of Japan; in improvement of commercial eucalypt oil production. member, International Advisory Board, Asia Pacific In- stitute, Waseda University, member, Japan Economic TIDEMANN, Dr C.R., member, editorial board of Association, East Coast, USA; member, Japanese Stud- Acta Chiropterologica (Warsaw); referee for a number ies Association of Australia; member, Korean Studies of scientific journals; member, CRC for Vertebrate Association of Australia; member, United States Acade- Pests, the Flora and Fauna Committee and the Verte- my of Political Science; coordinator, Pacific Trade and brate Pest Advisory Committee of the ACT Development Conference, International Standing Government; adviser on wildlife management to several Committee; member, panel of International Advisers, government agencies in other States; member, three Korea Institute for International Economic Policy; Re- IUCN (World Conservation Union) Specialist Groups: search Associate, Center on Japanese Economy and Chiroptera (Bats); Sustainable Use of Wildlife; Invasive Business, Columbia University; Distinguished Associ- Species. ate, Asia Pacific Research Center, Stanford University; TURNER, Dr B., member, Research Working Group member, Harvard University Asia Vision 21 Project; 2 (Forest Measurement and Information) and Forest fellow, Australian Academy of Social Science; member, Planning & Spatial Information Working Group, International Advisory Board, Ritsumeikan University, Standing Committee on Forestry; member, Standards Kyoto; member, International Advisory Board, China Australia Committee EV/15 on Carbon Accounting; Center for Economic Research, Peking University; member, Expert Data Reference Group, Dept Natural board member, Sydney Institute; member, editorial ad- Resources & Environment, Victoria. visory board, Economics Today; member, editorial advisory board, IDRC Journal; member, editorial advi- University Schools and Centres sory board, Japanese Studies; member, editorial advisory board, Journal of Economic Studies; member, editorial board, Journal of Asian-Pacific Economic Literature; Asia-Paciﬁc School of Economics and member, editorial advisory board, Pacific Review; mem- Management ber, editorial advisory board, Routledge Economics/Asian Series; member, editorial advisory board, World Bank BENNETT, J., member, Economic Society of Austral- Book Series, Service Industry Research, with ANZ, ia; Branch Councillor, Australian Agricultural and Corrs Chambers Westgarth, NEC, Telstra, Arup, Resource Economic Society (Canberra Branch); mem- Standards, SAI, Cox Group, ATUG and the Macquarie ber, Centre for Independent Studies Advisory Council; Bank. member, Environment Institute of Australia; associate DUNCAN, R., member, American Agricultural Eco- editor, Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource nomics Society; member Australian Department of Economics; member, editorial advisory board, Australian Foreign Affairs and Trade, Aid Advisory Council; mem- Journal of Environmental Management; member, Edito- ber, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and rial board, Ecological Management and Restoration; Trade, UNESCO Social Sciences Network; member, member of advisory board, Centre for Independent Australian Department of Treasury Australian Compe- Studies; NSW Environment Protection Authority, En- tition Tribunal; president, Australian Agricultural and vironmental values of rivers; Environment Australia, Resource Economic Society; member, Asian Develop- Wetland protection incentives; Queensland Depart- ment Bank Institute Advisory Panel; member, ment of State, Competitiveness of locations for mineral Economic Society of Australia; member, AusAID Pro- processing; occasional adviser to Productivity Commis- gram Strategies Committee; chair of Advisory Board, sion, Australian Water Technologies and South East Asian-Pacific Economic Literature; academic editor, Catchment Management Board. Cambridge University Press, Trade and Development De BROUWER, G., member, American Economic As- Series; chair of board/editor, Pacific Economic Bulletin; sociation; member, East Asian Economic Association; member, editorial board, The Australian Agriculture and member, Economic Society of Australia. Resource Economics Journal; AusAID, member of Pro- CHAND, S., member, American Economic Associa- gram Strategies Committee; ESCAP (International tion, member, Economic Society of Australia. agency), WTO market access for developing countries; AusAID, Poverty alleviation and AusAID's develop- DRAKE-BROCKMAN, J., Services Industries Re- ment cooperation program; (with Maree TAIT) search, with ANZ, Corrs Chambers Westgarth, NEC, AusAID, Outreach activities for PNG and the Pacific Region, Pacific Updates with the University of the

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South Pacific and the Foundation for Development Co- LEUNG, S., AusAID, Ho Chi Minh National Political operation. Papua New Guinea Updates with the Lae Academy teaching and research project on public poli- Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Institute of Na- cy; United Nations Development Program tional Affairs, Lae & Port Moresby and the University Implementation of the Vietnamese Government's ten- of Goroka, Divine Word University, Madang. year socio-economic strategy; Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Corporate governance in Vietnam. DWYER, T., member, American Economic Associa- tion; member, Economic Society of Australia; member, LARMOUR, P., Corruption and Anti-Corruption Australian Business Economists; fellow, Taxation Insti- training course with the NSW Independent Commis- tute of Australia, member, Financial Planning sion Against Corruption; Governance and Poverty Association of Australia. Reduction Training Course with AusAID. FINDLAY, C., member, Economic Society of Australia; McCAWLEY, P., Financial Governance in Asia, with chair, Pacific Economic Cooperation Conference Coor- the World Bank; Development Gateway Group Report dinating Group; member, Foreign Affairs Council; vice with the World Bank. Economic Diplomacy and Serv- chair, Australian Pacific Economic Cooperation Com- ices Provision with the Indonesian Government. mittee; AusAID, PNG technical assistance; AusAID, REILLY, B., United Nations and Democratization, Global Development Learning Network; Department with the United Nations, member, editorial board, Rep- of Foreign Affairs and Trade, PNG technical assistance, resentation; AusAID, Preferential voting training in Fiji; Services Industries Research with ANZ, Corrs Cham- International Institute for Democracy and Electoral As- bers Westgarth, NEC, Telstra, Arup, Standards, SAI, sistance, electoral assistance; Australian command and Cox Group, ATUG and the Macquarie Bank. staff course program, Army Command and Staff Col- GANGULY, R., fellow, Australian Institute of lege Security Challenges in the Southwest Pacific. Management. SIDORENKO, A., AusAID, Global Distance Learning GROGAN, D., consultancy with AusAID, Asian-Pacif- Initiative (Virtual Colombo Plan); MOFTEC, China ic Economic Literature Journal Subscription, member, Economics and Foreign Trade Training Project, Insur- Canberra Society of Editors; associate editor, Pacific ance Policy Study. Economic Bulletin. Pacific Updates with the University SONG, L., International Finance Corporation (IFC) of the South Pacific and the Foundation for Develop- and State Economic and Trade Commission (SETC), ment Cooperation. Papua New Guinea Updates with Key findings from the survey of private enterprise in the Lae Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Institute Chengdu, China; International Finance Corporation of National Affairs, Lae & Port Moresby and the Uni- (IFC) and State Economic and Trade Commission versity of Goroka, Divine Word University, Madang (SETC), Building Enabling Environment for SMEs. HESS, M., editor, Labour and Management in Devel- TAIT, M., member, editorial board, Asian-Pacific Eco- opment, Human Resource Management in Papua New nomic Literature; member, editorial board, Pacific Guinea with the University of Papua New Guinea. Economic Bulletin; executive editor, Cambridge Uni- JAMES, H., Strategic development with the University versity Press, Trade and Development Series; Pacific of Malaya and Kebangsaan, member, Environment In- Updates with the University of the South Pacific and stitute of Australia; member, International Human the Foundation for Development Cooperation; Papua Dimensions Program — Australia. New Guinea Updates with the Lae Chamber of Com- merce and Industry, Institute of National Affairs, Lae & LAL, P., executive member, Australia and New Zealand Port Moresby and the University of Goroka, Divine Society of Ecological Economics; member, Australian Word University, Madang. Institute of Agriculture Science and Technology (AI- AST); life member, International Society for Mangrove Ecosystems; AusAID, Evaluating CARD Project Pro- Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy posals; Productivity Commission, evaluating their Research environmental research proposal; South Pacific Region- al Environment Environmental Program, Economic ALTMAN, Prof. J.C., as CAEPR Director, Prof. Alt- considerations in community based development and man is guided by an Advisory Committee, including conservation projects; ALTA Task Force, Fiji, Econom- two senior officers from the Aboriginal and Torres ics of alternative land tenure options. Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC), an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander representative nominated by the LAMBERTON, D., board member, Economics of In- ATSIC Board of Commissioners, an Indigenous com- novation and New Technology; board member, munities representative nominated by the Advisory Futures Research Quarterly; board member, Human Committee, one senior officer of the Department of Systems Development; coordinating editor, Informa- Employment and Workplace Relations, and one senior tion Economics and Policy & book review editor; general Department of Family and Community Services offic- editor, Prometheus. er; ATSIC provides funding to ANU to assist it to

61 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 operate CAEPR to facilitate the provision of high qual- Ethics in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health ity, independent research that will assist the furthering Research’ (with Maggie Brady, Jerry Schwab) Collabo- of the social and economic development and empower- ration with Lumbu Foundation on planning proposed ment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Indigenous Outlook Forum in 2003; assisted Interna- and this research is negotiated as part of an annual re- tional Business Leaders Forum (United Kingdom) with search planning process between ATSIC and the External Assurance Review of Rio Tinto’s Social and Centre; the Department of Family and Community Environmental Reporting; expert witness for Timber Services is also a stakeholder and undertakings to this Creek township Native Title Claim; presentation to the Department are defined in a multiple-year funding Norwegian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Scru- agreement; Board Member, Key Centre for Tropical tiny and Constitutional Matters on contemporary Wildlife Management, Northern Territory University Indigenous; met with and made presentation to a dele- (NTU); Board Member, Centre for Indigenous Natural gation from the Kenyan Land Commission; met with and Cultural Resource Management, NTU; visitor, Key Assistant Deputy Minister Canadian Indian and North- Centre for Tropical Wildlife Management, NTU; prep- ern Affairs; advice to Productivity Commission on the aration with Peter Whitehead, Director, Key Centre for ‘Draft framework for reporting on Indigenous disad- Tropical Wildlife Management, NTU; of information vantage’; art valuation, Elspeth Young Estate; Art brief on feral animal management consultancy in valuation, Meehan/Jones Collection for Museum and Kakadu National Park; member, Specialist Program Art Galleries of the Northern Territory; Art valuation Advisory Group in a commentary on the Tropical Sa- for National Gallery of Australia; met with Dr Carmen vannas Management Cooperative Research Centre Lawrence and Ms Jenny Macklin to discuss policy and research plan; member, Research Advisory Board, Vi- research relating to Indigenous education and employ- cHealth Koori Health Research and Community ment; advice to NLC and Kakadu Board on Kakadu Development Unit, University of Melbourne; member, Regional Economic Development Strategy; advice to Advisory Committee to the Cultural Ministers Council Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation on an Employment Statistics Working Group, Department of Communi- and Economic Scoping Project report prepared on be- cations, Information Technology, and the Arts; half of the Northern Territory Area Consultative Associate Editor, Journal of Tourism Studies; Referee, Committee by cross-cultural consultants; provided ad- Urban Anthropology (USA), Ethno Records of the South vice to Anangu Pitjantjatjaraku on a report ‘Anangu Australian Museum, Nature Australia, Australian Aborig- Pitjantjatjara Lands: Strategic Economic Initiatives inal Studies and Aboriginal Studies Press; facilitated a Plan, Phase 2’. CAEPR workshop for the Northern and Central Land BRADY, M., adviser, New South Wales Health over Councils at University House to assist in their prepara- Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Strategy; adviser to Far tions for the Australian National Audit Office West Area Health Service on the Alcohol Community performance audit of Northern Territory land councils Development Project; referee for Social Science and and the Aboriginal Benefit Account; engaged to provide Medicine, ANZ Journal Public Health; grant assessor independent advice as a member of the Management for Alcohol Education and Rehabilitation Foundation; Committee for the team conducting the first five-year National Drug Law Enforcement Fund; advice to Aus- review of the Gulf Communities Agreement, relating to tralian Labor Party policy officer regarding policy on the Pasminco Century mine project in north-west substance abuse; presentation at National Alcohol Poli- Queensland in cooperation with Queensland Depart- cy Meeting with Department of Health and Social ment of State Development; advice to Australian Services, Namibia; Collaboration on National Health Institute of Family Studies regarding the Stronger Fam- and Medical Research Council grant with Dr Peter ilies Learning Exchange project at Indigenous d’Abbs (James Cook University/Menzies School of communities; comment submitted on the Queensland Health Research) and Associate Professor Dennis Gray Government’s Wildlife Management Review Discus- (National Drug Research Institute, Curtin University); sion Paper (with Michelle Cochrane); submission to the consultancy for AUSAID providing input to the South Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and African Capacity Building Program as technical support Financial Services Inquiry into the Level of Banking and to the University of the Western Cape, Cape Town; Financial Services in Rural, Regional and Remote Areas short course convened at the University Winter School of Australia (with John Taylor); evidence given at public on capacity building; convened Winter School course hearing of, and prepared submission to, the House of on Managing alcohol programs in communities, Uni- Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal versity of Western Cape, South Africa; produced an and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Inquiry into Capacity alcohol manual for South African community health Building in Indigenous Communities (with Will Sand- workers, AUSAID-funded collaboration with Public ers, Diane Smith); ongoing collaboration with Rio Health Program, University of Western Cape; Submis- Tinto Ltd as an opinion leader on their partnership with sion to National Health and Medical Research Council Indigenous Australians programs and community rela- on the document ‘Value and Ethics in Aboriginal and tions programs; submission to National Health and Torres Strait Islander Health Research’. Medical Research Council on the document ‘Value and

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CHAMPION, M., completed a 12-month placement McDONNELL, S., submission on behalf of Reconcili- at CAEPR from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island- ation Australia to the Parliamentary Joint Committee er Commission Queanbeyan Regional Office under the on Corporations and Financial Services Inquiry into the Inter-agency Placement Scheme in April. Level of Banking and Financial Services in Rural, Re- gional and Remote Areas of Australia; Evaluation of the COCHRANE, M., comment submitted on the Tangentyere bank pilot project, with Reconciliation Queensland Government’s Wildlife Management Re- Australia and Tangentyere Council, Alice Springs. view Discussion Paper (with Prof. J.C. Altman). PETERS-LITTLE, F., member, Editorial Board, Abo- HAMILTON, F., commenced a placement at CAEPR riginal History; Interaction with Jumbunna Indigenous from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Com- House of Learning, University of Technology, Sydney, mission’s National Policy Office under the Inter-agency for ARC Project. Placement Scheme in December. SANDERS, W., evidence given at public hearing of, HUNTER, B., Research Associate, Centre for Applied and prepared submission to, the House of Representa- Economics, The Hawke Institute, University of South tives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Australia, Adelaide; member, Editorial Board, Austral- Strait Islander Affairs Inquiry into Capacity Building in ian Journal of Labour Economics; referee, The Economic Indigenous Communities (with Jon Altman, Diane Record, Australian Economic Review, Australian Eco- Smith); referee for Policy, Organisation and Society, nomic History Review, and Australian Journal of Labour Australian Journal of Social Issues and Canadian Journal Economics; collaboration with colleagues at the Reserve of Political Science; evaluation of pilot Centrelink Bank of Australia and Australian Institute of Family branches operating in Maningrida and Palm Island for Studies on a discussion paper on Marginal Attachment Centrelink; presentation to the Norwegian Parliament’s to the Australian Labour Market; advice and assistance Standing Committee on Scrutiny and Constitutional to Australian Institute of Family Studies on issues relat- Matters on contemporary Indigenous issues; advice to ing to family friendly work practices; advice and Productivity Commission on the ‘Draft framework for assistance to Social Policy Research Centre, University reporting on Indigenous disadvantage’; met with Dr of New South Wales on ‘Family friendly work practices Carmen Lawrence and Ms Jenny Macklin to discuss and Indigenous Australians’ report (destined for the Or- policy and research relating to Indigenous education ganisation for Economic Cooperation and and employment Development); advice on sampling issues and question- naire design of the Family Work Decision Survey SCHWAB, R.G., member, steering committee, DEST conducted by Australian Institute of Family Studies in commissioned project ‘Analysis of outcomes of Indige- November; advice to Productivity Commission on the nous ex-students who have withdrawn from university ‘Draft framework for reporting on Indigenous disad- before completing their award course’, Dr Richard vantage’; met with Dr Carmen Lawrence and Ms Jenny James, Centre for the Study of Higher Education, Uni- Macklin to discuss policy and research relating to Indig- versity of Melbourne; member, selection committee, enous education and employment; met with Australian 2002 DEST Research Fellowships; submission to Na- Labor Party’s policy review on locational disadvantage tional Health and Medical Research Council on the and Indigenous Employment at Parliament House. document ‘Value and Ethics in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research’; collaboration with LEVITUS, R., assistance to Melanie Jansen, Institute Lumbu Foundation on planning proposed Indigenous for African Studies, University of Mainz, Germany, re- Outlook Forum in 2003; presentation to the Norwe- lating to a study of political alliances between gian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Scrutiny and Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations. Constitutional Matters on contemporary Indigenous is- MARTIN, D.F., participated in CAEPR workshop for sues; met with Assistant Deputy Minister Canadian the Northern and Central Land Councils at University Indian and Northern Affairs; met with Dr Carmen House to assist in their preparations for the Australian Lawrence and Ms Jenny Macklin to discuss policy and National Audit Office performance audit of Northern research relating to Indigenous education and employ- Territory land councils and the Aboriginal Benefit Ac- ment; met with Peter Shergold, Secretary, and Wendy count; membership of a team conducting the first five- Jarvie, Deputy Secretary of Department of Education, year review of the Gulf Communities Agreement, relat- Science and Training to discuss research on maximising ing to the Pasminco Century mine project in north- education engagement among young Indigenous stu- west Queensland; membership of a multidisciplinary dents; met with Dr Brendan Nelson, Commonwealth team reviewing the Aboriginal Councils and Associa- Minister for Education, Science and Training, to dis- tions Act (Cth) (1976) for the Registrar of Aboriginal cuss research on Indigenous educational engagement; Corporations; membership of a multidisciplinary team advice to Central Australian Remote Health Develop- developing a national funding model for Prescribed ment Services; advice to Jawoyn Association. Bodies Corporate under the Native Title Act for the SMITH, B., adjunct lecturer at School of Australian ATSIC. Environmental Studies, Griffith University, Brisbane.

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SMITH, D.E., evidence given at public hearing of, and MACDONALD, Dr Amanda, council member, Insti- prepared submission to, the House of Representatives tute of Post Colonial Studies, Melbourne. Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait MACDOUGALL, Ms Judith, selection committee, Islander Affairs Inquiry into Capacity Building in In- 2002 Gottingen International Ethnographic Film Festi- digenous Communities (with Jon Altman, Will val, Germany. Sanders); participated in CAEPR workshop for the Northern and Central Land Councils at University McGRATH, Dr Ann, co-convener, Proof and Truth: House to assist in their preparations for the Australian the Humanist as Expert, symposium, Australian Acade- National Audit Office performance audit of Northern my of the Humanities. Territory land councils and the Aboriginal Benefit Ac- MORPHY, Prof. Howard, member, Expert Advisory count; met with delegation from the Kenyan Land Committee, Disciplinary Panel, Humanities and Crea- Commission; advice to Productivity Commission on tive Arts, Australian Research Council; consultant on the ‘Draft framework for reporting on Indigenous dis- native title issues, Northern Lands Council; fellow, Aus- advantage’; met with Neil Westbury, Northern tralian Academy of the Humanities; adjunct curator, Territory Office of Indigenous Policy regarding Indige- Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection, University of nous policy issues. Virginia, USA; chair, Wenner-Gren Foundation for SUTHERLAND. D., ongoing collaboration with Uni- Anthropological Research Expert Advisors Committee, versity of Newcastle on Indigenous education issues. New York, USA; member, Australian Institute of Abo- riginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies; fellow, Royal TAYLOR, J., collaboration with colleagues at Universi- Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland; ty of Queensland, University of Waikato, University of member, American Anthropological Association; mem- Houston, University of Calgary, Mahidol University, ber, Association of Social Anthropologists of the UK McMaster University and Stanford University in the and the Commonwealth. production of a volume on Indigenous population mobility; submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee THOMAS, Dr Mandy, adviser on recruitment of Viet- on Corporations and Financial Services Inquiry into the namese prison officers, NSW Department of Corrective Level of Banking and Financial Services in Rural, Re- Services; vice president, Australian Anthropological gional and Remote Areas of Australia (with Jon Society. Altman); collaboration with Lumbu Foundation on TURNBULL, Dr Paul, vice president for teaching, H- planning proposed Indigenous Outlook Forum in 2003; Net, the International Online Network for Humanities. referee, Australian Aboriginal Studies; presentation to the Norwegian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Scru- tiny and Constitutional Matters on contemporary Centre for Educational Development Indigenous issues; met with delegation from the Kenyan and Academic Methods (CEDAM) Land Commission; Advice to Productivity Commission on the ‘Draft framework for reporting on Indigenous PEARSON, Margot, member of Inter-University Con- disadvantage’; met with Dr Carmen Lawrence and Ms sortium — fIRST (for Improving Research Supervision Jenny Macklin to discuss policy and research relating to and Training) — Steering Group, comprising members Indigenous education and employment; advice to from UTS, Sydney University, QUT and the ANU. Queensland Treasury on issues of service population es- The consortium includes over 30 institutions from Aus- timates; advice to ABS on Community Housing tralia and New Zealand. fIRST is a web-based resource Infrastructure Needs Survey output and data quality; for supervisors and others with responsibility for re- participation in ABS Committees advising on the devel- search training. opment of the Indigenous Social Survey and General TREVITT, Chris, invited participant and contributor Social Survey; provided advice to Anangu Pitjantjatjar- at the Australian Government Forum for East Asia-Lat- aku on a report ‘Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands: Strategic in America Cooperation (FEALAC) Working Group Economic Initiatives Plan, Phase 2’. on Education/Science and Technology 2 day meeting; contributed to management and program committees Centre for Cross-Cultural Research for Association of Pacific Rim Universities international conference held jointly at ANU and University of Syd- CHURCHER, Ms Betty, deputy chair, Australia-India ney on Distance Learning and the Internet. Council. EDMUNDS, Dr Mary, member, National Native Title Centre for Mental Health Research Tribunal; member, National Alternative Dispute Reso- lution Advisory Council. ANSTEY, Dr K. J., member, Departmental Ethics Committee, Commonwealth Department of Health KLEINERT, Dr Sylvia, member, Australian Institute of and Ageing; member, Management Committee, Pre- Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies vention of Older Persons Injury (POPI) Research Program; member, Scientific Advisory Committee,

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POPI; member, Scientific Program Committee, Aus- RODGERS, Dr B., member, NHMRC Program Grant tralasian Society for Psychiatric Research; member, Assessing Committee (Public Health); member, Con- Board of Editors, Psychology and Ageing; member, sortium Advisory Group of the Longitudinal Study of Board of Editors, Ageing International. Australian Children “Growing Up in Australia”; member, Board of Editors, Journal of Social Welfare and BERRY, H. L., member, Relationships Australia Na- Family Law. tional Research Reference Group; president, Board of Directors, Relationships Australia Canberra and Region. Humanities Research Centre BIRD, Dr M., member, Alzheimer’s Association Advi- Collaborative conferences conducted by the HRC: Tel- sory Committee. enovelas & Soap Opera: Negotiating Reality with Christina Slade (University of Canberra); New World, CHRISTENSEN, Prof. H., chair, Conference Organ- First Nations: Native Peoples of Mesoamerica and the ising Committee, Australasian Society for Psychiatric Andes under Colonial Rule, with Dr David Cahill and Research; member, Mental Health Panel, NHMRC Blanca Tovías (University of NSW); National Narra- Project Grants; member of the Executive, Publicity Of- tives and Identities in a Global World: The Latin ficer and Webmaster, Australasian Society for American Case, with Dr Barry Carr and Dr Steve Niblo Psychiatric Research; member, Medical and Scientific (La Trobe University); Location of Spirituality: Experi- Advisory Panel, Alzheimer’s Disease International Re- ences and Writings of the Sacred, with Dr Minoru search Committee, Alzheimer’s Australia; member, Hokari (Keio University); The Theory and Practice of ACT Suicide Prevention Policy Group, ACT Depart- Early Modern Autobiography Symposium, Dr Philippa ment of Health, Community Care and Aging; member, Kelly (University of NSW) and Dr Lloyd Davis (Uni- Steering Committee, YBBlue Project; member, Expert versity of QLD); The Diaspora of the Latin American Panel, Medicare Benefits Schedule for Focused Psycho- Imagination conference was supported by the Austral- logical Strategies and Evidence Based Treatments, ian National Centre for Latin American Studies. Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing; member, Expert Panel, Web and Telecounselling, BARCLAY, Dr Glen, (visiting fellow), ABC Radio in- Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing; terviews (7) as international relations expert on Tampa member, Advisory Board, beyondblue website; mem- refugees, terrorism, Afghanistan, Israel and Palestine ber, Advisory Board, Reachout!; member, Board of and Iran; ABC TV 7.30 Report interview as internation- Editors, Gerontology: International Journal of Experi- al relations expert on refugees. mental and Clinical Gerontology; member, Board of BELL, Mr Robert, (PhD student), lecture on Scandina- Editors, Psychology and Ageing. vian design at University of Canberra; delivered DEAR, Dr K. B. G., Statistical Editor, Cochrane Col- conference paper ‘Wood and design identity in Scandi- laboration Acute Respiratory Infections Group. navia’, at Designing Futures conference, Perth; lecture on ‘Scandinavian Design’ to the Association of Austral- GRIFFITHS. Dr K. M., member, Scientific Organising ian Decorative and Fine Arts Societies, Canberra. Committee, Australasian Society for Psychiatric Re- search Annual Scientific Meeting. BENJAMIN, Dr Roger, ‘Recherches orientalistes et initiative indigène: les peintres algériens à l'époque JORM, Prof. A. F., member, Australian Primary Health coloniale’, in symposium Regards obliques sur l'orien- Care Research Institute Advisory Committee; member, talisme: la peinture des sociétés d'Islam, Ecole des Research Committee of the ORYGEN Research Cen- Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales: the first of four lec- tre; member, Research Committee of the Australian tures in French based on his book Orientalist Aesthetics; Rotary Health Research Fund; chair, NHRMC Project ‘Renoir and Orientalism’, National Gallery, London; Grant Review Panel in Mental Health; chair, Research ‘Colonial Museology in Algiers’, in ‘Occidents will Committee of beyondblue: the national depression ini- Happen’, symposium at the Tate Britain, London; ‘La tiative; member, Committee of World Psychiatric France musulmane: colonial and indigenous identities Association Section of Epidemiology and Public in the painting of French Algeria’, Nationalism and Health; member, Executive of the National Association French Visual Culture, 1870–1914, Center for Ad- of Research Fellows; member, ACE Mental Health vanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Project Steering Committee, Commonwealth Depart- Art, Washington, repeated the lecture at the Washing- ment of Health and Ageing; member, Board of Editors, ton University in St. Louis. Brain Ageing; member, Board of Editors, Australasian Journal on Ageing; member, Advisory Board, Interna- BLACKALL, Mr Chris, (PhD student), conference pa- tional Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research. per ‘Rethinking Information Literacy in Higher Education: the Case for Informatics’ delivered for the KITCHENER, B., member, ACT Mindmatters Refer- Victorian Association of Library Automation; Confer- ence Group; member, ACT Mental Health Promotion, ence workshop ‘Digital Objects in Educational Prevention and Early Intervention Reference Group; Products, Sights and Sounds in Scholarly Communica- member, ACT Mental Health Providers Network. tion’, for the National Scholarly Communications

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Forum, the Australian Academy of the Humanities and Maria HERNANDES-LLOSAS, Dr, (visiting fellow) the National Library of Australia. delivered lecture at the joint HRC–National Museum of Australia conference ‘Archaeology, Community and BONYHADY, Dr Tim, (joint appointment with the Identity in South America’; interviews on ABC Radio. Centre for Cross-Cultural Research and the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies), curator, Burke KNELLWOLF, Dr Christa, (visiting fellow), presenta- and Wills: From Melbourne to Myth, National Library of tion ‘The Travelling Imagination: A Comparison of Australia and subsequently staged at the Art Gallery of Imaginary with Real Journeys of Exploration’, Harold South Australia, Adelaide and the State Library of Vic- White Fellowship Presentation at the National Library toria, Melbourne; public lectures: 'The Gum Tree in of Australia. the Garden', for Reviewing the Colonial Landscape, State McCALMAN, Prof. Iain, Reference Advisory Group, Library of Victoria, Melbourne, 'Burke and Wills: From Australia at the Crossroads, Commonwealth Govern- Melbourne to Myth', University of Tasmania, Hobart, ment Inquiry into Tertiary Education, 2002; Advisory 'Burke and Wills: A Curator's View', State Library of Group, Commonwealth Government Review of Na- Victoria, Melbourne, 'The Colonial Earth', The Philip tional Research Priorities, 2002–3; historical Bacon Lecture, University of Queensland, Brisbane, consultant, ‘Outlaws’ 2003 exhibition, National Muse- 'Burke and Wills: From Melbourne to Myth', Royal So- um of Australia; Australian Academy of the Social ciety of Victoria, Melbourne; ABC Radio and ABC Sciences Representative, Harold White Fellowships television interviews on the Burke and Wills: From Mel- Committee, National Library of Australia; President, bourne to Myth exhibitions. Australasian and Pacific Society of Eighteenth Century CHURCHER, Dr Betty, (joint appointment with the Studies; President, Australian Consortium of Humani- Centre for Cross-Cultural Research), Deputy Chair, ties Centres and Institutes; Research Infrastructure Australia–India Council; conducted research for her Committee, Australian Academy of the Humanities; forthcoming SBS television 3-part documentary series National Academies Forum, Advisory Committee; ex- on the art of the two world wars of the 20th century; pert adviser, National Museum of Australia; wrote catalogue entries on Jon Molvig, Arthur Boyd, International Affiliates Committee, Humanities Re- and Ian Fairweather for the National Gallery of Austral- search Institute, University of California, Irvine; ia publication Australian Art at the National Gallery; Advisory Board, Centre for Advanced Studies in the wrote catalogue entry on Albert Tucker for the Austral- Humanities, Griffith University, 2001–2; elected Pres- ian War Memorial publication Artists in Action; wrote ident, Australian Academy of the Humanities, 2001–4; catalogue essay ‘The Sublime in Australian Art’ for the Steering Committee, National Institute of the Human- Art Gallery of Western Australia publication The Sub- ities, 2001–2; Australian Scholarly Editions Centre lime, Wesfarmers Collection. Committee, Australian Defence Force Academy, 2001– 3; Advisory Board, Centre for Eighteenth-Century CLARK, Ms Christine, international adviser for Indo- Studies, University of Queensland; Senior Selection nesian Contemporary Art Triennial 2004 invited by the Committee, Griffith University; Validation of Master Indonesian Arts Directorate. of Cultural Studies course at Lingnan University, Hong ELLIOTT, Prof. Ralph, member Australia Day in the Kong, September 2002; member, National Library of Capital Territory Committee, Australia Day Poets’ Australia Council, September 2002; Chair, Freilich Place project; public lectures and ABC Radio interviews Foundation. for Treasures from the World’s Great Libraries exhibition McCALMAN, Prof. Iain, and Dr Caroline TURNER, at the National Library of Australia. development of a new postgraduate program in Muse- GALLA, Dr Amareswar, president, Asia-Pacific Branch um Studies with the National Museum of Australia. of the International Council of Museums (ICOM), Par- MACLACHLAN, Dr Alastair, (visiting fellow), gave is; convener, 7th Regional Assembly ICOM. the following papers: ‘The Whig 18th Century’, at Syd- GAMMAGE, Prof. Bill, assessor and adviser, Australian ney University; ‘The Last Patriot: Sir Arthur Bryant and History Mysteries kit and CD ROM for National Muse- the Study of British History’, at ADFA; ‘Historians and um of Australia; Interviewer, Drovers History Project, the Beginnings of the Study of Nationalism’, University National Library of Australia: (18 interviews at Charters of New South Wales; delivered 6 lectures on historiog- Towers 2002); selection panel, Frederick Watson Fel- raphy entitled ‘Rethinking History’ for Sydney lowships, National Archives of Australia; commentator University; and various other guest lectures at Sydney (with Philip Satchell) ABC Anzac Day march broadcast, University. and host, special Anzac program, 5DN, Adelaide; mem- MURPHY, Ms Bernice, (PhD student), member of ber, Editorial Advisory Board, War in History, based in Commonwealth Government’s Visions of Australia Cambridge and Colorado; secretary to August 2002, Committee; Vice-President of International Council of Manning Clark House, and Committee member Au- Museums, (ICOM), Paris, Maison de l’Unesco); mem- gust 2002–; guest lecturer, English Dept, ADFA. ber of two standing committees of Council: ICOM Ethics Committee (until June) and ICOM Legal Affairs

66 Cooperation with government and other public institutions and Properties Committee (June ff.); Board Member, tion ‘Liberty and Terror’ on the French Revolution; Museum Domain Management Association (registered adviser to Asia Society on the exhibition Bali: a window USA) — a joint initiative of ICOM (Paris) and the J to the twentieth-century Indonesian art, touring Australia Paul Getty Museum & Institute (Los Angeles); member 2002/03; appointed to selection committee for ACT of International Committee for Museums and Collec- panel of the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust’s tions of Modern Art (CIMAM); attended annual Churchill Fellowships. meeting and program of CIMAM in Berlin and Wolfs- burg, Germany; ex-officio member of Advisory Council The Herbert and Valmae Freilich Foundation of, meeting annually in Paris; Ex officio member of the board of ICOM Asia-Pacific; as member of ICOM Eth- PENNY, Dr Benjamin and Prof Andrew Markus ics Committee, contributor to new, revised version of (Monash University) co-conveners, ‘Flows of People — ICOM Code of Ethics for Museums; International Pro- Waves of Bigotry’ community conference, Melbourne gram Adviser, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei; and Sydney, a collaboration between the Foundation, delivered paper to international meeting of ICOM- Monash University’s Australian Centre for the Study of UMAC, International Committee for University Muse- Jewish Civilisation and the Australian National Mari- ums and Collections, meeting at ANU, Canberra; time Museum; with Dr Paul Connolly (University of author of ‘Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri & Tim Leura Ulster at Jordanstown), and ACT Department of Edu- Tjapaltjarri, Napperby Death Spirit Dreaming’, in a pub- cation, workshop on prejudice and discrimination in lication called Fieldwork, (commissioned essay on the the classroom for ACT preschool teachers; with Nation- collection marking the opening of the new Australian al Library of Australia and Reconciliation Australia, galleries at Federation Square), for the National Gallery conference ‘International Perspectives on Reconcilia- of Victoria; ‘Constellations from Shanghai’, in Shanghai tion’; speakers: Dr Paul Connolly (University of Ulster Star (commissioned essay for the Casula Powerhouse); at Jordanstown), Prof. Volker Gransow (Free Universi- ‘Interdisciplinary Partnerships in the Redefinition of ty of Berlin), Prof. Mapule Ramashala, (Vice- Culture and Museums’, in Proceedings of the Interna- Chancellor of the University of Durban-Westville, tional Congress of the World Federation of Friends of South Africa); convener, ‘Our Fear of Strangers: Wogs, Museums [Sept. 1999] published by the World Federa- Refos and Illegals in the Public Imagination’, confer- tion of Friends of Museums, 2002; ‘Local Bearings’, ence, Adelaide with Hawke Research Institute of the essay in A Constructed World, an exhibition catalogue University of South Australia — associated with the for the Croatian Artists Association. conference were a public lecture by Dr Margaret Rey- nolds, National President of the United Nations PICKERING, Dr Paul, presented two sessions at the Association of Australia on ‘Why is Australia so Para- History Teachers Summer School, held in collaboration noid about Refugees?’. with the National Centre for History Education and the History Teachers Association; Briefings on Britain for The Graduate School Australian Volunteers International. BALLARD, J., member, UN/USAID team reviewing STEHBERG, Dr Ruben, (visiting fellow), delivered Papua New Guinea’s Medium Term Plan on HIV/ lecture at the joint HRC–National Museum of Austral- AIDS. ia conference ‘Archaeology, Community and Identity in South America’. BOWEN, G., treasurer, Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association; member, Executive TURNER, Dr Caroline, paper on Indonesian art for in- Committee, Australian and New Zealand American ternational conference ‘Mediating Human Rights and Studies Association. Democracy’ Curtin University, Perth; commentary at Symposium ‘Archaeology, Community and Identity in WOOD, J., treasurer, International Biometric Society. South America’, National Museum of Australia; paper and workshop facilitator, 7th Regional Assembly of Mathematical Sciences Institute Asia-Pacific Branch of International Council of Muse- ums (ICOM-ASPAC) ‘Museums and Intangible Centre for Mathematics and its Applications Heritage’, Shanghai Museum, China; paper on Indone- sian art for exhibition Bali: a window to the twentieth ANDREWS, B.H., member, advisory board: Journal of century Indonesian art, Asia Society, RMIT, Melbourne; Physics A: Mathematical and General. paper at Asian Studies Association of Australia/RSPAS/ BAXTER, R.J., member, editorial boards: Journal of FECCA (Federation of Ethnic Councils of Australia) Geometric and Functional Analysis, Annals of Combina- Conference, Canberra, National Gallery of Australia; torics, Theoretical Physics and Related Mathematics public lecture ‘Wenda GU’,12/2/02, for the National (International Press); member, advisory board, Physica Gallery of Australia; adviser to the National Museum of A; Senior Fellow: Asia-Pacific Centre for Theoretical Australia for 2003 ‘Outlaws’ exhibition as well as exhi- Physics, Seoul, Korea. bition project on immigration for 2004; adviser to the National Library of Australia for forthcoming exhibi-

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CAREY, A.L President, Australian Mathematical Soci- McINTOSH, A.G.R., member, editorial board, Bulle- ety (to September 30). tin of the Australian Mathematical Society. DALEY, D.J., adviser/consultant, ACT Board of Sec- NEUMANN, B.H., honorary editor, Bulletin of the ondary International Statistical Institute Studies; Australian Mathematical Society; The Australasian Jour- trustee, Applied Probability Trust; associate editor, nal of Combinatorics; editor (member of editorial Journal of Applied Probability and Advanced Applied board), Houston Journal of Mathematics, editorial con- Probability Journal; ANU representative on NSW sultant, Southeast Asian Bulletin of Mathematics; Vice-Chancellor’s Technical Committee on Scaling. Mathematical Spectrum. GANI, J.M., editor, The Mathematical Scientist, NEWMAN, M.F., member, editorial boards, Journal of Springer series on Proability and its Applications; asso- Symbolic Computation; International Journal of Algebra ciate editor, IMA Journal of Mathematics Applied in and Computation; Australian Mathematical Olympiad Medicine and Biology, Journal of Applied Probability, Committee; member, problems committee, Mathemat- Utilitas Mathematica. ics Challenge for Young Australians; GAP (Groups, algorithms and programming) Council. HALL, P.G., president, Bernoulli Society for Mathe- matical Statistics and Probability, member, editorial NIELSEN, O.M., member, program committee, boards, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics, ADM02 Data Mining Workshop. Annals of Statistics, Econometric Theory, Journal of Statis- ROBINSON, D.W., member, Journal of Evolution tical Planning and Inference, Korean Journal of Statistics, Equations; Reviews in Mathematical Physics. Probability Theory and Related Fields, Statistica Sinica; chair, Sectional Committee 1, Australian Academy of TRUDINGER, N.S., member, editorial boards, Pro- Science; chair, advisory board, Australian Mathematical ceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Series A Sciences Institute; chair, National Committee for Analysis, Journal of Potential Analysis, Bulletin of Aus- Mathematics; member, Scientific Advisory Board, New tralian Mathematical Society, Advances In Mathematical Zealand Mathematical Sciences Institute; Sectional Sciences and Applications, Journal of Mathematical Committee 1, Royal Society of London. Analysis and Applications, Calculus of Variations and Partial Differential Equations; Nonlinear Analysis Fo- HEYDE, C.C., board member, Australian Mathemat- rum; Taiwanese Journal of Mathematics; Nonlinear ics Trust; member, International Statistical Institute Differential Equations and Applications and Methods Publications Committee, Bernoulli Society Publica- and Applications of Analysis, principal organiser, Pro- tions Committee, member, Executive Committee: gramme on Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations at Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Columbia Uni- Isaac Newton Institute-Principal, Selection Committee versity, director: Center for Applied Probability, for Presidential Award: Taiwan National Science Columbia University; trustee, Applied Probability Council. Trust; editor-in-chief, Journal of Applied Probability, Advances in Applied Probability; (joint) editor, Aus- WANG, X.-J., member, editorial board, Journal of Par- tralian Mathematical Society Lecture Series; Springer tial Differential Equations. Series in Probability and its Applications; associate edi- WILSON, S.R., associate editor, Computational Statis- tor, The Mathematical Scientist; advisory editor, Journal tics & Data Analysis; representative, Statistical Society of Applied Mathematics and Stochastic Analysis; review- of Australia, Australian Foundation for Science; mem- er, US National Science Foundation, National Research ber, Conference Advisory Committee, IBS; member, Council of Canada. Institute of Mathematical Statistics (IMS) Committee HEGLAND, T.M., member, editorial boards, Compu- on Memorials; member, IMS Nominations Commit- tational Statistics and Data Analysis, SIAM Journal of tee, member, editorial committee, 6th edition of the Scientific Computing; chair, Computational Mathe- ISI’s Dictionary of Statistical Terms; member, matics Group of ANZIAM; member, ANZIAM board. ASC16:16th Australian Statistical Conference Committee. KOVÁCS, L.G., member, editorial boards, Periodica Mathematica Hungarica; Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen. Centre for Bioinformation Science (CBiS) LIU, S., reviewer, Mathematical Reviews; Chilean Re- BOOTH, H., contributor, Australian Science Festival, search Council; contributing editor, Current Index to ArtSci in the City. Statistics. WILSON, S.R., associate editor, Annals of Human Ge- LOU, Z., reviewer, Zentralblatt MATH. netics; member, editorial board, Statistical Methods in Medical Research; editor, Biometrics Section, Encyclo- McCOY, J.A. member, APESMA, Australian Mathe- pedia of Life Support Systems; member, NHMRC matical Society. Program Grant Review Panel.

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Department of Mathematics McMICHAEL, Prof A.J., member, Health Advisory Committee, NHMRC; chair, Grant Review Panel BRYCE, R A., ANU convener, Canberra Mathematics (Public Health), NHMRC. Enrichment Program (with Aust. Math. Trust); presenter in CMEP; member, Problems Committee of the PONSONBY, Dr A-L., member, Editorial Writing Australian Mathematics Competition; member, Prob- Committee, Healthy Home Document on indoor air lems Committee of the Mathematics Challenge for quality. Commonwealth Department of Health and Young Australians; member, the Australian Mathemat- Aged Care; member, Primary Prevention of Asthma, ical Olympiad Committee; member, Australian National Asthma Reference Group, Commonwealth Mathematics Trust Advisory Committee. Department of Health and Aged Care. COSSEY, P J., associate editor, Bulletin Aust MS; Pub- SIBTHORPE, Dr B., member, Steering Committee, lic Officer, Aust MS and AMPAI; Council member, Evaluation of the GP Education, Support and Commu- Aust MS. nity Linkages Program and the EPC MBS Items Component of the EPC Package, Department of FERRARIO, L., referee for NSF, Austria; referee for Health and Ageing; member Steering Committee, Abo- Telescope Time Allocation, UK; referee for Astronomy riginal Community Controlled Health Services Service & Astrophysics Journal; referee for Monthly Notices of Activity Reporting, Department of Health and Ageing. the Royal Astronomical Society Journal. HASSELL, A., reviewer, Mathematical Reviews. National Europe Centre HOWE, A A T., treasurer, Australian Mathematical GAGE, J., organised seminars at the National Europe Society and AMPAI. Centre with the Embassy of Slovenia (Professor Bogo- ISAEV, A V., associate editor, Journal Mathematical mil Ferfila, University of Ljubljana) and the Embassy of Analysis and Applications. Spain (Amirah Inglis, author of Australians and the Spanish Civil War); supervised an intern in the Austral- LOY, R J., member, International Steering Committee, ian National Internships Program (ANIP) placed at the Banach Algebra Conferences. Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to prepare an ORMEROD, E A., academic adviser, ANU Chapter of overview document on the Spanish Economy; with TE- Golden Key International Honour Society; judge, GART, G., participated in the Forum on European and Golden Key International Showcase. Australian Science and Technology (FEAST) event in Melbourne. ROBERTS, S G., member and treasurer, Computa- tional Mathematics Group. PAPADAKIS, Prof. E. and GAGE, J., organised seminars at the National Europe Centre with the Royal SMYTHE, N F., Apple University Development Fund Netherlands Embassy (Mr Paul Scheffer, Dutch author Awards Committee; proceedings editor and member, and commentator; Ambassador Peter Van Walsum, Planning Committee, AUC Conference, Adelaide former President UN Security Council), the Depart- University. ment of Foreign Affairs and Trade (by His Excellency, Mr Jonathan Philp, Australian Ambassador to Turkey), National Centre for Epidemiology and the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany (Am- Population Health bassador Dr Klaus-Peter Klaiber, KCMG, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany), the European Com- DIXON, Dr J., member, NHMRC working Party on mission (European Commissioner Poul Nielson, socio-economic status and health, Health Advisory Commissioner for Development and Humanitarian Committee; member, NHMRC QUT Steering Com- Aid; Mr Jose Manuel Silva Rodriguez, Director Gener- mittee on Strengthening and extending Australia’s al, Agriculture Directorate-General of the European research capacity and infrastructure as these relate to so- Commission; Mr Willem Noë, European Commission cioeconomic health inequalities and area disadvantage. DG in the Economic and financial affairs Unit.), the GARDNER, Dr A., member, ACT Health Human Re- High Commission of Malta (The Prime Minister of search Ethics Committee. Malta, The Hon. Edward Fenech-Adami), the Embassy of Spain (H. E. Mr Carlos Bastarreche Sagües, Secretary ISAAC-TOUA, Dr G., member, External Reference General for European Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Af- Group, Measuring Australia’s Progress, Australian Bu- fairs, Spain); coordinated a workshop on Asia Pacific reau of Statistics. Studies for the Department of Education Science and KJELLSTROM, Prof T., member of Advisory Group Training and the Department of Foreign Affairs and on Indoor air and health, Environment Australia; mem- Trade, members of the Public Service and the university ber of advisory group on Environmental health came together to share research and ideas. indicators, Commonwealth Department of Health and PAPADAKIS, Prof. E. & KENYON, D., coordinated a Ageing. Multilateral Trade workshop for the Department of

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Foreign Affairs and Trade, participants were from both the Public Service and the university. PAPADAKIS, Prof. E., KENYON, D. & DRAKE- BROCKMAN, J., made a submission to a White Paper, Advancing the National Interest for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. PAPADAKIS, Prof. E., organised seminars at the Na- tional Europe Centre with the Embassy of Sweden, (Professor Olof Petersson, Stockholm Professor of Po- litical Science and Research Director, The Centre for Business and Policy Studies, Stockholm), the Embassy of Poland (Professor Krzysztof Zanussi, Polish Film Di- rector and Intellectual), the Embassy of Belgium (lecture by Mrs Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck,Belgian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs (Agriculture); consultant on a report prepared for the Hon. Mark Vaile, Minister for Trade, on Engaging the New Europe: The Euro and After. TEGART, G. (AM), participated in talks with policy advisers for the European Union Science and Technol- ogy Policy (in Brussels); visited the Institute for Prospective Technological Studies in Seville; prepared a report for the National Office for the Information Economy titled A Review of European Foresighting Studies on the ICT Industry

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BVRI photometry of young stars by Prof. M S BESSELL Institute of Advanced Studies with Dr R Shobbrook and Prof. B Zuckerman (UCLA) & Dr I Song (UCLA). Research School of Astronomy and Magnetised accretion discs by Dr G BICKNELL with Dr Astrophysics Z. Kuncic (University of Sydney). High energy emission from blazars and the interpretation 3D hydrodynamical stellar model atmospheres by Dr M of morphological and spectral features of radio galaxy hot ASPLUND with Dr A Nordlund (Copenhagen Universi- spots by Dr G BICKNELL with Prof. S.J. Wagner ty), Prof. RF Stein and Mr R Trampedach, (Michigan (Landessternwarte, Heidelberg). State University). High energy gamma-ray observations using CANGA- 3D Non-LTE radiative transfer by Dr M ASPLUND with ROO by Dr G BICKNELL with The Gamma-Ray Group Prof. M Carlsson (Oslo University). of the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research at the University The light elements in the early universe by Dr M AS- of Tokyo and the High Energy Astrophysics Group at the PLUND with Dr P Nissen (Aarhus University), Dr F Pri- University of Adelaide. mas (ESO), Prof. DL Lambert (University of Texas, The HIPARK survey by Prof. FH BRIGGS and Prof. KC Austin), Prof. VV Smith (University of Texas, El Paso), Ms FREEMAN with Dr J Reynolds (ATNF) Dr L Stavely- AE Garcia-Perez and Mr R Collet (Uppsala University). Smith (ATNF), Dr B Korbalski (ATNF), Prof. B Gibson The first stars and the chemical enrichment of the universe (Swinburne), Dr M Zwaan (Melbourne) and Dr D Barnes by Dr M ASPLUND, Prof. M BESSELL and Prof. J (Melbourne). NORRIS with Dr N Christlieb (University of Hamburg), Radio probe of the epoch of reionization by Prof. FH Prof. TC Beers (Michigan State University), Dr SG Ryan BRIGGS with Dr J Reynolds (ATNF) and Prof. B Erick- (Open University) and Dr W Aoki (National Astronomi- son (Tasmania). cal Observatory of Japan). Nature of the z=0.005 damped Lyman-alpha absorber Metal-Poor halo stars and damped Lyman-Alpha systems, against 3C232 by Prof. FH BRIGGS with Dr B Wakker by Dr M ASPLUND with Dr P Nissen (Aarhus Universi- (Wisconsin). ty) and Dr M Pettini (Cambridge University). The 2dF galaxy redshift survey: a cosmological survey of Chemical composition of the sun, by Dr M ASPLUND galaxies by Dr M M COLLESS, Dr B A PETERSON and with Dr C Allende Prieto, Prof. DL Lambert (University Dr C A JACKSON, Dr S P DRIVER and Dr R De PRO- of Texas, Austin), Prof. AJ Sauval (Observatoire Royal de PRIS, with Drs J Bland-Hawthorn, I R Lewis, T J Bridges Belgique) and Prof. N Grevesse (Universite de Liege). and R D Cannon (AAO), Dr W J Couch (UNSW) and Observational signatures of stellar convection by Dr M UK and US collaborators. ASPLUND with Dr C Allende Prieto, Prof. DL Lambert OzPoz: design and construction of a fibre positioner unit (University of Texas, Austin) and Dr PS Barklem (Uppsa- for the FLAMES spectrograph on the European Southern la University). Observatory's Very Large Telescope by Dr M M COL- Born-again giant stars by Dr M ASPLUND with Dr F LESS with Dr K Taylor (Caltech) and Prof. W J Couch Kerber (ESO). (UNSW). Search for young stellar groups in the solar neighborhood The 6dF galaxy survey: a survey of the mass and motions by Prof. M S BESSELL with Prof. B Zuckerman (UCLA) in the local universe using a new fibre spectrograph on the & Dr I Song (UCLA). AAO Schmidt Telescope by Dr M M COLLESS with Dr Q A Parker, Dr W Saunders, Dr F G Watson (AAO) and CM diagrams and initial mass functions of intermediate other collaborators in Australia, USA, UK, France and Ja- age clusters by Prof. M S BESSELL with Dr H Sung pan. (Seoul National University) and Dr M-Y Chun (SNU). The dwarf spheroidal companions to M31 by Dr G DA Survey for extremely metal-deficient stars by Prof. M S COSTA with Dr T Armardroff, (NOAO) and Dr N BESSELL with Dr N Christlieb (ANU & University of Caldwell (CfA). Hamburg). The variable stars of the dwarf spheroidal companions to 6dF Survey for halo stars by Prof. M S BESSELL with M31 by Dr G DA COSTA with Dr T Armardroff Prof. B Gibson (Swinburne), Dr J Bland Hawthorn (NOAO), Dr G Jacoby (WIYN) and Dr B Pritzl (AAO), Prof. T Beers (MSU, USA) and Dr N Christlieb (NOAO). (Hamburg Observatory).

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The origin of globular cluster abundance anomalies — Red quasars from the two micron all sky survey by Dr PJ clues from the main sequence by Dr G DA COSTA, Prof. FRANCIS with Dr R Cutri and Dr B Nelson (IPAC). J Norris, Ms L Stanford, Dr B Croke with Dr R Cannon Gas in high redshift galaxy clusters by Dr PJ FRANCIS (AAO). with Dr BE Woodgate (NASA GSFC), Dr G Williger Tidal structure in galactic satellites by Dr G DA COSTA, (Johns Hopkins) and Dr P Palunas (UT Austin). Prof. K Freeman, Mr M Coleman with Dr J. Bland-Haw- Studies of neutral hydrogen in dwarf elliptical galaxies of thorn (AAO). the Centaurus A group by Prof. K FREEMAN and Dr H H-Alpha and infrared star formation rates for the nearby JERJEN with Dr S Beaulieu (University of Cambridge) field galaxy survey by Dr LS KEWLEY and Prof. MA DO- and Prof. C Carignan (University of Montreal). PITA (RSAA) with Prof. M Geller (Harvard-Smithsonian HST studies of the post-starburst galaxy NGC 5102, by Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge, MA) and Dr Rolf A Prof. K FREEMAN with Dr S. Beaulieu (Cambridge Uni- Jansen (Arizona State University, Tempe). versity), Prof. C Norman (Johns Hopkins University), Star formation rates in interacting starburst galaxies by Prof. N Scoville (Caltech), and Dr P Quinn (ESO). Prof. M A DOPITA and M Pereira with Dr Lisa S Kewley Kinematics of planetary nebulae in nearby galaxies and in (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Cam- the intracluster medium of the Virgo cluster by Prof. K bridge, MA) and Prof. M Capaccioli (Osservatorio Astro- FREEMAN with Dr M Arnaboldi and Prof. M Capaccioli nomico di Capodimonte, Naples, Italy). (Osservatorio di Capodimonte, Naples); Prof. O Gerhard Abundances of HII regions and starburst galaxies using (University of Basel); Prof. R Kudritzki and Dr R Mendez stong emission lines by Prof. MA DOPITA with Dr Lisa (University of Hawaii); Prof. H Ford (Johns Hopkins S Kewley (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, University); Prof. R Ciardullo (Penn. State University); Cambridge, MA). Dr J Feldmeier (Case Western Reserve University) and Dr G. Jacoby (NOAO). The COLA project: compact objects in low-powered AGN by Prof. M DOPITA with E Corbett (Anglo-Aus- New studies of the planetary nebulae population in the tralian Observatory, NSW), Dr R P Norris (ATNF, Virgo cluster, by Prof. K FREEMAN with Prof. S Oka- CSIRO), Dr L S Kewley and Dr A L Zezas (Harvard- mura (University of Tokyo and the Suprime-Cam team), Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge, MA), Dr M Arnaboldi (Osservatorio di Capodimonte) and Prof. Dr PN Appleton and Prof. C Struck (Iowa State U), Dr O Gerhard (University of Basel). AP Marston (Caltech), Dr V Charmadaris (Cornell Uni- Observations with the planetary nebulae spectrograph by versity) and Dr T Murphy (IPAC, CIT, Pasadena). Prof. K FREEMAN with a team from Osservatorio di Ca- FUSE observations of NGC1068 by Prof. MA DOPITA, podimonte, University of Groningen, University of Not- Dr GV BICKNELL and B GROVES with Dr GN Cecil tingham, ESO and Caltech. (Univ of N Carolina, USA), Dr W Zheng (JHU, USA), HST studies of the inner regions of barred galaxies by Dr Z Tsvetanov (JHU, USA), Dr MG Allen (U Stras- Prof. K FREEMAN with Dr M. Carollo (Columbia Uni- bourg, France) & Dr L Binette (UNAM, Mexico). versity) and Prof. T de Zeeuw (Leiden University). The high-velocity filaments in the narrow-line region of The MACHO project by Dr B PETERSON and Prof. K NGC 1068 by Prof. MA DOPITA and B GROVES with FREEMAN with the MACHO Team (several institutes Dr GN Cecil (Univ of N Carolina, USA), Prof. A S Wil- including University of Pennsylvania, Lawrence Liver- son (U Maryland), Dr P Ferruitand Dr E P (Observatoire more National Laboratory, University of California, Uni- de Lyon), & Dr L Binette (UNAM, Mexico). versity of Washington, McMaster University). What excites LINERs: The Brilliant Case of NGC 3998 HST studies of Lyman-alpha absorption of QSOs by the by Prof. M A DOPITA with Dr L Dressel (STScI, USA). outer regions of spiral galaxies by Prof. K FREEMAN with Are narrow line regions in active galaxies dusty and radia- Dr S Cote (HIA) and Prof. C Carignan (University of tion pressure dominated? by Prof. M A DOPITA, B Montreal). GROVES, Dr R S SUTHERLAND with Dr L Binette Studies of unmixed debris in the galactic halo (the Spa- (UNAM, Mexico) and Dr G N Cecil (U of N Carolina, ghetti Project) by Prof. K FREEMAN, Prof. J Norris with USA). Dr H. Morrison and Dr P. Harding (Case Western Re- The millennium galaxy catalogue by Dr S DRIVER with serve University); Dr M. Mateo and Dr R Dohm-Palmer Dr J Liske (ROE), Dr N J G Cross (JHU) and Mr D Lem- (University of Michigan) and Dr E Olszewski (Steward on (St Andrews). Observatory). Cluster luminosity function studies by Dr S DRIVER The AAO stellar population survey by Prof. K FREE- with Dr S Phillipps (Bristol) and Dr W J Couch (UNSW). MAN and Prof. J NORRIS with Prof. G Gilmore (Cam- bridge); Prof. R Wyse (JHU). The NGST interdisciplinary scientist investigation by Dr S DRIVER with Prof. R A Windhorst, Dr S C Odewahn, Radial velocities in the globular cluster Omega Centauri Dr R Jansen (ASU), Mr S Cohen and Mr H Yan (ASU), by Prof. K FREEMAN with Ms R. Reijns and Prof. T de Dr C Conselice (CalTech) and Dr I Waddington (Bristol).

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Zeeuw (University of Leiden) and Dr P Seitzer (University Dr M Rejkuba (European Southern Observatory, Germa- of Michigan). ny). Scaling laws for dark matter by Prof. K FREEMAN with Spectroscopic measurements of an exceptional gravita- Prof. J Kormendy (University of Texas). tional lens by Dr H JERJEN with Dr R A Cabanac, Dr C Lidman, and Dr A O Janusen (European Southern Ob- Studies of disk galaxies by Prof. K FREEMAN with Prof. P servatory). van der Kruit and Drs M Kregel (University of Groningen). Bar pattern speed and disk kinematics in early-type dwarf The formation of the Milky Way with Dr J Bland-Haw- galaxies by Dr H JERJEN with Dr V Debattista (Institute thorn (AAO). The Parkes Multibeam All-Sky HI Survey for Astronomy, ETH Zurich, Switzerland) and Prof. O (HIPASS), by Prof. K FREEMAN with the Multibeam Gerhard and Mr F Barazza (Astronomisches Institut Basel, Team (about 30 astronomers, from Australian, US and Switzerland). UK institutions). VLT surface photometry and isophotal analysis of early- Studies of the outer regions of galaxy disks by Prof. K type dwarf galaxies in the Virgo cluster by Dr H JERJEN FREEMAN with Dr M Pohlen (IAC). with Mr F Barazza and Prof. B Binggeli (Astronomisches The RAVE collaboration: an international program to Institut Basel, Switzerland). measure 50 million stellar radial velocity by Prof. K FREE- Dynamics of the shearing sheet by Dr A J KALNAJS with MAN with a team of collaborators from Australia, Germa- Prof. A Toomre (MIT). ny, UK, US, Sweden, France, Italy. The most metal deficient stars by Prof. J E NORRIS, Prof. Structure of the galactic bulge from the MACHO red M S BESSELL and Dr M ASPLUND with Dr W Aoki clump stars by Dr R FUX and Dr T AXELROD with Dr (National Astronomical Observatory, Japan), Prof. T C P Popowski (MPI Garching, Germany). Beers (Michigan State University), Dr N Christlieb The evolution of the local radio source populations by Dr (Hamburger Sternwarte, Germany) and Dr S G Ryan C JACKSON with Dr E M Sadler (U of Sydney) and the (Open University, United Kingdom). 2dFGRS team. Carbon-rich metal-poor stars by Prof. J E NORRIS and The space density of flat spectrum radio quasars by Dr C Prof. M S BESSELL with Dr H Ando and Dr W Aoki JACKSON with Prof. J V Wall (University of Oxford), (National Astronomical Observatory, Japan), Prof. T C Dr P A Shaver (European Southern Observatory, Garch- Beers (Michigan State University) and Dr S G Ryan ing) and Dr I M Hook, Gemini. (Open University). Analysis of the SKA science drivers to potential telescope The origin of globular cluster abundance anomalies: mag- designs, future directions and the science case for the Aus- nesium isotope ratios in Omega Centauri and other clus- tralian SKA demonstrators by Dr C JACKSON with the ters by Prof. J E NORRIS, Dr G S DA COSTA and Ms L Australian and International SKA Science Working Stanford, with Dr J Lattanzio (Monash University) and Groups. Ms I Ivans (California Institite of Technology). Deep radio imaging of the Hubble Deep Field South by In situ studies of the old populations of the galaxy by Prof. Dr C JACKSON with Prof. R Norris (CSIRO/ATNF). J E NORRIS and Prof. K C FREEMAN with Prof. G Gil- more (Cambridge University) and Prof. R F G Wyse Deep radio imaging of the Chandra Deep Field South by (Johns Hopkins University). Dr C JACKSON with Prof. Dr A Koekemoer et al. (STS- cI) and R Norris (CSIRO/ATNF). Blue horizontal branch stars and the mass of the galaxy by Prof. J E NORRIS with Dr P. Hewett (University of A pilot 20 GHz radio survey with the Australia Telescope Cambridge) and Dr S J Warren (Imperial College Lon- Compact Array by Dr C JACKSON with Prof. R Ekers, don). Dr L Staveley-Smith (CSIRO/ATNF) and Dr E Sadler (Sydney). The MAGNUM project by Dr B PETERSON with Prof. Y Yoshii (Institute of Astronomy, University of Tokyo) Radio source counts and galaxy populations at low radio and Prof. Y Kobayashi (National Astronomical Observa- frequencies and flux densities by Dr C JACKSON with tory of Japan). Dr N Kassim (NRL). The Tokyo Institute of Astronomy Schmidt Telescope The nature of nearby high HI mass-to-light ratio field gal- Camera by Dr B PETERSON with Prof. K Kawara (Insti- axies by Mr B WARREN, Dr H JERJEN, Prof. K C tute of Astronomy, University of Tokyo). FREEMAN with Prof. L Staveley-Smith (ATNF). The high-Z SN search by DR B P SCHMIDT with Dr N Search for the cosmological fingerprints in the supergalac- Suntzeff, Dr C Smith (CTIO); Dr A Clocchiatti (U Catol- tic plane by Dr H JERJEN with Prof. M Valtonen, Mr R ica); Prof. R Kirshner, Dr P Challis, Dr S Jha, Dr T Math- Rekola and Dr L Takalo (Tuorla Observatory, Finland). eson (Harvard); Dr B Leibundgut, Dr J Spyromilio, Dr J The evolution of dwarf elliptical galaxies: nature or nur- Solleman (ESO); Dr M Phillips (Carnegie); Prof. C ture? by Dr G DA COSTA, Dr H JERJEN with Prof. B Stubbs (UW); Dr A Filippenko, Dr R Chornock (Berke- Binggeli (Astronomisches Institut Basel, Switzerland) and

73 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 ley); Dr J Tonry, Dr B Barris (Hawaii); Dr A Riess (STS- Research School of Biological Sciences cI); Dr P Garnavich and Dr S Holland (Notre Dame). The essence project by Dr B P SCHMIDT with Dr N Comparative Genomics Suntzeff, Dr C Smith, Dr A Rest (CTIO); Dr A Clocchi- Genomic imprinting in marsupials by J GRAVES and J atti (U Catolica); Prof. R Kirshner, Dr P Challis, Dr T DEAKIN with Dr K Mate, Macquarie University. Matheson (Harvard); Dr B Leibundgut, Dr J Spyromilio, Dr J Solleman (ESO); Dr M Phillips (Carnegie); Prof. C Evolution of the marsupial and monotreme immune re- Stubbs, DR A Becker (UW); Dr A Filippenko, Dr R sponses and immune responses genes by J GRAVES and J Chornock, Dr S Jha (Berkeley); Dr J Tonry, Dr B Barris DEAKIN with Belov K (Australian Museum) and R Mill- (Hawaii); Dr A Riess (STScI); Dr P Garnavich and Dr S er (Albuquerque, New Mexico). Holland (Notre Dame). Characterisation of human RBMX, a candidate for X- Supernova intensive study with HST by B P SCHMIDT linked mental retardation by J GRAVES and M DEL- with Prof. R Kirshner (Harvard), Dr D Branch (Oklaho- BRIDGE with Dr C Shwartz, JC Self Research Institute, ma), Prof. R Chevalier (Virginia), Dr A Filippenko (Ber- South Carolina, USA. keley), Dr C Fransson (Stockholm), Dr B Leibundgut Characterisation of genes for cognitive abilities on the hu- (ESO), Dr N Panagia (STScI), Dr M Phillips and Dr N man X chromosome in tammar wallaby by J GRAVES Suntzeff (CTIO) and Prof. C Wheeler (Texas). and M DELBRIDGE with Dr Horst Hameister and Dr The Southern Edgeworth Kuiper Belt survey by Dr B P Hildegard Kehrer-Sawatzki, University of Ulm, Germany. SCHMIDT with Dr T Axelrod (Arizona); Prof. C Alcock, Characterisation of human RBMX, a candidate for X- Dr J Goldader (U Penn); Dr K Cook and Dr S Marshall linked mental retardation by J GRAVES and M DEL- (LLNL). BRIDGE with Dr Jozel Gecz, University of Adelaide and The REACT gamma ray burst study by Dr B P DrSeong-Seng Tan, Howard Florey Institute. SCHMIDT and Mr P PRICE with Dr T Axelrod (Arizo- Characterisation of X homologues of Y located sperma- na), Dr S Kulkarni and Dr F Harrison (CalTech) and Dr togenesis genes by J GRAVES and M DELBRIDGE with D Frail (NRAO). Dr Michael Mitchell, INSERM, Marseille, France. Southern all sky supernova survey by Dr B P SCHMIDT The evolution of sex chromosomes in the Agamid lizards and Ms M. SALVO with Dr M Ashley (UNSW). by J GRAVES and A GAETH with Assoc. Prof. A George, Stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis on the AGB by Dr P Dr S Sarre, University of Canberra. R WOOD with Dr J Lattanzio (Monash University). The evolution of sex determination in birds and reptiles by Theoretical models of Mira variables by Dr P R WOOD J GRAVES and A GAETH with Assoc. Prof. S Edwards, with Prof. M Scholz (University of Heidelberg). University of Washington, Seattle, USA. Optical/Near-IR spectra of ABG stars by Dr P R WOOD The Evolution of sex chromosomes in Scincid lizards by J with Dr A Lancon (University of Strasbourg). GRAVES and A GAETH with Prof. R Shine, University of Sydney. Infrared observations of ISO sources in the Magellanic Clouds by Dr P R WOOD with Dr T Tanabe and Dr Y Construction of a comparative Y chromosome DNA chip Nakada (University of Tokyo). by J GRAVES and N SANKOVIC with GENESCAN Australia, Melbourne. Studies of MSX sources in the Magellanic Clouds by Dr P R WOOD with Dr M Cohen (Berkeley). Sex determination in the tammar wallaby by J GRAVES and N SANKOVIC with Prof. MB Renfree, Dr A Pask, Studies of the variability of AGB stars in the Magellanic Dr D Park, University of Melbourne. Clouds and near the Galactic Centre by Dr P R WOOD with Prof. H Habing (Leiden), Dr M Cioni (ESO) and Marsupial X Chromosome Inactivation by J GRAVES Prof. A Omont (IAP Paris). and M WAKEFIELD with C M Disteche, Department of Pathology, University of Washington, Seattle, USA. Orbital velocities of Symbiotic Stars by Dr P R WOOD with Dr K Hinkle, Dr R Joyce (NOAO) and Dr F Fekel Sex determination in birds by J GRAVES with Dr AH (Tennessee State University). Sinclair, Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne. Pulsation velocities and mass loss in red variables in 47 Construction of a BAC library for the tammar wallaby by Tuc by Dr P R WOOD with Dr T Lebzelter (Vienna). J GRAVES with Dr K Nicholas, University of Melbourne. High disperion spectra of variable red giants in the Magel- Marsupial phylogeny by J GRAVES with Dr M Wester- lanic Clouds by Dr P R WOOD with Dr M Cioni (ESO). man, La Trobe University. Marsupial intersex animals by J GRAVES with Dr P Woolley, La Trobe University. Mapping globin genes in marsupials and monotremes by J GRAVES with Dr RM Hope, University of Adelaide.

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Characterisation of ATRY in marsupials by J GRAVES Biomechanics of freezing injury in evergreen tree seedlings with Dr V Harley, Prince Henry’s Institute of Medical Re- by MC BALL, MJ CANNY with Dr J Wolfe, University search, Melbourne. of New South Wales. Histone binding and chromatin domains in marsupial X Hyperspectral remote sensing and image analysis of chlo- inactivation and development by J GRAVES, M WAKE- rophyll, carotenoid, and anthocyanin levels in leaves of the FIELD and I GREAVES with Dr D Tremethick and Dr J snow gum, Eucalyptus pauciflora, during winter acclima- Gready, John Curtin School of Medical Research. tion and deacclimation by MC BALL, AM GILMORE, K SIEBKE and D BARKER with Dr AB Nicotra, School of Genetics of the tammar wallaby by J GRAVES, M Botany and Zoology. WAKEFIELD, M DELBRIDGE, J DEAKIN, A GAE- TH, F GRUETZNER, E GAL’LINO and D CARVAL- Heat stress induced photo-bleaching in corals by MC HO with Prof. W Cooper, Macquarie University. BALL, K SIEBKE with Dr P Ralph, University of Tech- nology, Prof. AWD Larkum, University of Sydney and Dr Developmental Biology J Wolfe, University of New South Wales. Development of the somatosensory system in the wallaby Modelling the dynamics of vegetation patches with age by RF MARK and LR MAROTTE with PME Waite, structured models by B BARNES with Dr H Sidhu, Uni- UNSW. versity of NSW. Chemical atlas of the wallaby brain by LR MAROTTE Dynamical systems approach to carbon modelling by B with Assoc. Prof. KWS Ashwell and Prof. G Paxinos, Uni- BARNES with Dr M Raupach, CSIRO Land and Water. versity of NSW. Nitrogen fixation by endophytic bacteria in sugarcane by Anatomy of the hypothalamus of the developing and adult MJ CANNY with Dr E Ortega, Department of Plant wallaby by LR MAROTTE with Cheng Gang and Assoc. Physiology, University of Havana. Prof. KWS Ashwell, University of NSW. Protection of nitrogenase from O2 in colonies of Gluco- Expression of developmental markers in the brain of the nacetobacter by MJ CANNY with Dr Z Dong, St Mary’s wallaby pouch young by LR MAROTTE with Assoc. University, Halifax and Dr K Vessey, Department of Plant Prof. KWS Ashwell, University of NSW. Science, University of Manitoba. Expression of developmental markers in the brain of the Management of extracellular ice in frosted herbaceous wallaby pouch young by LR MAROTTE with Dr J Mai, plants by MJ CANNY with Prof. ME McCully, CSIRO University of Dusseldorf, Germany. Division of Plant Industry. Cone visual pigments of the tammar wallaby by LR Long-term movement of Fynbos and succulent Karoo bi- MAROTTE with Dr SS Deeb, University of Washington, omes of Southern Africa by I DAVIES with Dr GF Midg- USA. ley, National Botanical Institute Cape Town, South Africa. Development of thalamocortical synapses in the somatosensory cortex of the wallaby by LR MAROTTE and DL Landscape patterns in Garrigue and Brolla vegetation of FLETT with DR CA Leamey, Massachusetts Institute of the Garraf National Park, Catalonia, Spain by DAVIES I Technology, USA. with Dr S Lavorel, Centre d’Ecologie Fonctionelle et Ev- olutive, CNRS, France. Expression of Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor and TrkB in the developing retinocollicular system of the wal- Interaction of climate, landscape pattern and fire by I laby by LR MAROTTE and M VIDOVIC with Dr S Jha- DAVIES with Drs G Cary, S Lavorel, R Keane, R Gardn- veri, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA. er, National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA. Ecosystem Dynamics General spatialised ecological simulator by I DAVIES Effects of elevated [CO2] on hydraulic architecture of eu- with Drs J Gignoux, D Hill and A Roche. École Normale calypt seedlings by MC BALL with Dr B Atwell, Mac- Supérieure, Ecologie, and Institut Supérieur d'Informa- quarie University. tique, de Modélisation et de leurs Applications, France. Interactive effects of salinity and nutrients: linking physi- Modelling the responses of Eastern US forests to climate ological processes with patterns in mangrove forest struc- change by I DAVIES with Prof. H Shugart and DL ture by MC BALL with Drs C Lovelock and I Feller, Druckenbrod, University of Virginia, USA. Smithsonian Institution, USA. Long-term population analysis, interpretation and model- Effects of salinity on freeze-induced embolism in man- ling dynamics of rainforests by I DAVIES with Prof. JH groves by MC BALL with S Stuart and Dr NM Holbrook, Connell, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA. Harvard University, USA. Suitability of tree taper formula by C DEAN with Dr V Strategies of water use in dry rainforest tree species: linking LeMay, University of British Columbia, Canada. hydraulic architecture and function by MC BALL, B CHOAT with Dr JAM Holtum, James Cook University.

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Modelling growth and decay of Eucalyptus regnans by C Competition and coexistence in an Australian understorey DEAN with Drs M Brown, Forestry Tasmania, D Ashton, forest community by SH ROXBURGH with Dr P Ches- University of Melbourne and J Read, Monash University. son, University of California, Davis, USA. Catchment level modelling of carbon sequestration and The role of disturbance in maintaining biological diversity fluxes in E. regnans forests and Qld woodland by C by SH ROXBURGH with Drs K Shea, Pennsylvania State DEAN with B Mackey, School of Resources Environment University, USA, and JB Wilson, University of Otago, and Society. New Zealand. Light harvesting and photoprotective energy dissipation in Temperature tolerance of snow scorpionflies by K SIEB- engineered mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana by A GIL- KE with Dr C Palmer, School of Botany and Zoology. MORE with Assoc. Prof. KK Niyogi and Dr X-P Li, Uni- versity of California, Berkeley, USA. Environmental Biology Analysis of the excited state behaviour and potential inter- Using theory of optimal water use to improve the GRASP actions between coral fluorescent proteins and zooxanthel- vegetation model by TN BUCKLEY and GD FARQUHAR lar photosystems by A GILMORE with Dr A Salih and with Dr Greg McKeon and Mr J Carter, QLD-DNRM. Prof. T Larkum, Electron Microscopy Unit and School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney. Linked hydromechanical and biochemical model of stomatal conductance by TN BUCKLEY and GD FARQU- Analysis of the excited state behaviour and potential inter- HAR with Prof. KA Mott, Utah State University. actions between coral fluorescent proteins and zooxanthellar photosystems by A GILMORE with Prof. H Yamasaki Modeling subalpine forest communities in a heterogene- and Assoc. Prof. R van Woesik, University of the Ryukyus, ous landscape in Wyoming, USA by TN BUCKLEY with Japan. Dr DW Roberts, Utah State University and Dr Niklaus Zimmermann, ETH Zürich. Fluorescence lifetime analyses of light harvesting and photoprotective energy dissipation in higher plants and in vivo Optimality-based analysis of tree allometry, sustainability excited state behaviour of fluorescent corals and their of carbon gain, and limits to height growth by TN BUCK- zooxanthellar endsymbionts by A GILMORE with Prof. S LEY with Dr DW Roberts, Utah State University. Itoh, Department of Physics, University of Nagoya, Japan Mechanistic basis of emergent computation in dynamic The influence of elevated CO2 on freeze tolerance of Eu- patchy stomatal conductance by TN BUCKLEY with calyptus pauciflora by BR LOVEYS and MC BALL, with Prof. KA Mott and Prof. DA Peak, Utah State University. Dr B Loveys, CSIRO Plant Industry. Carbon and oxygen isotope discrimination in relation to Modelling the relationship between fire frequency and resource acquisition in plants of southwestern Australia by vegetation patterns in the tropical savannas of northern L CERNUSAK with Prof. John Pate, School of Plant Bi- Australia: Case studies using NOAA-AHRR data by B ology, The University of Western Australia. MCBETH with Drs AC Spessa and IC Prentice, Max The influence of elevated CO2 and nutrient regime on Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, Germany. leaf temperature in a C3C4 plant community EJ ED- Estimating pasture productivity using satellite imagery by WARDS and JR EVANS with B Loveys, Ecosystem Dy- M RODERICK and I HUME with Dr T McVicar, namics Group. CSIRO Land and Water. The effect of nocturnal warming on plant carbon gain by Rangeland monitoring using satellite imagery by M RO- EJ EDWARDS with B Loveys and M Ball, Ecosystem Dy- DERICK with Drs A Holm, University of WA and S namics Group. Cridland, Environmental Resource Information Network, Nitrogen discrimination during plant growth under ele- ACT. vated CO2 by JR EVANS with Prof. William Stock, Uni- Optimality in the soil-vegetation-atmosphere system by versity of Cape Town, South Africa and Prof. Thomas M RODERICK with S Schymanski and Prof. Murugesu Vogelmann, University of Vermont, USA. Sivapalan, Centre for Water Research, University of WA. Isotope discrimination and wheat performance by GD Development of techniques for modelling fire regimes at FARQUHAR, SC WONG and K GAN with Drs R Rich- large spatial scales by SH ROXBURGH with Dr A Spessa, ards, A Condon and G Rebetzke, CSIRO Plant Industry. Global Ecology & Paleoclimatology Groups, Max- Studies of isotope dynamics in lupins and eucalypts by Planck-Institute for Biogeochemistry, Germany. GD FARQUHAR and L CERNUSAK with Prof. JS Pate, Landscape-scale modelling of forest composition, fire re- University of Western Australia. gimes and carbon dynamics within Australian ecosystems The role of thylakoid architecture on chloroplast electron by SH ROXBURGH with Dr B Mackey, School of Re- transport by GD FARQUHAR and I TREMMEL with sources Environment and Society. Prof. E Weis, Wilhelms University of Muenster Schloss- garten, Germany.

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Isotope discrimination in tree rings by GD FARQUHAR Nutrient deprivation responses in peat grown cells of Si- with MM BARBOUR and Dr A Walcroft, Landcare Re- norhizobium meliloti by MA DJORDJEVIC with Prof. L search, New Zealand. Copeland and Ms L Feng Sydney University. Characterisation of NH4+ and ferrous iron transport Analytical chemistry of carbohydrates and amino acids by across the peribacteroid membrane of soybean nodules by CH HOCART with Dr J. Bertolini CSL, Blood Products B KAISER with David A. Day, The University of Western Division. Australia. The structural elucidation of a cancer marker by CH Functional analysis of the high-affinity NH4+ transporter HOCART with Dr V Crane, Biotron. family AMT by BN KAISER with Prof. ADM Glass, The HPLC and GC/MS analysis of amino acids in developing University of British Columbia, Canada. chick pea seeds by CH HOCART with Mr P Chiaiese and Metal transport across the peribacteroid membrane of soy- Drs L. Tabe and T.J.V. Higgins CSIRO (Plant Industry). bean symbiosomes by BN KAISER with Prof. DA Day, Proteomic analysis of Medicago truncatula root develop- University of Western Australia. ment by U MATHESIUS and BG ROLFE with Prof. The genetics of water-use efficiency by J MASLE and GD Cook UC Davis and J Frugoli, Clemson University. FARQUHAR with National Science Foundation Consor- Regulation of apoptosis by nbl expression in patients with tium. chronic lymphocytic leukaemia and in normal controls. The molecular physiology of ammonium transport in rice Possible implications for chemotherapy sensitivity by H by J MASLE with Dr Upadhyaya and Dr P Ryan, CSIRO NAORA with Dr IW Prossor, Ms M McNiven and Ms M and Dr M Udvardi, Max Plank Institute for Molecular Brun, The Canberra Hospital. Plant Physiology, Germany. Studies on nbl expression in surgically removed cancer tis- Waterlogging tolerance of dryland cereal crops by M sues by H NAORA with Prof. K Sorimachi, Dokkyo Uni- SCHORTEMEYER with Mr AI Malik, Dr TD Colmer versity, Medical School, Japan. and Prof. H Lambers, University of Western Australia, Quorum sensing mechanisms in Sinorhizobium meliloti and Dr TL Setter, Department of Agriculture, WA. by BG ROLFE and H-C CHEN with Prof. Bauer, Horti- Modelling salt uptake and salinity tolerance of wheat by M culture and Crop Science Ohio. SCHORTEMEYER with Prof. H Lambers, University of Proteome analysis of developing nodule tissue in Medica- Western Australia. go by BG ROLFE and MA DJORDJEVIC with Dr E The use of phage display technology in Alzheimer's Dis- Kondorosi and Prof. A Kondorosi. ease research by J SHAW with Prof. Ralph Martins, The The characterisation of a supernodulation mutant of the McCusker Foundation for Alzheimer's Disease Research, legume Medicago truncatula by BG ROLFE and U Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Science, Uni- MATHESIUS. with Dr Julia Frugoli (Clemson Universi- versity of Western Australia. ty, USA) and Prof. Douglas Cook (UCLA Davis, USA). Examining the hydrogen isotopic composition of plant lip- Plant detection of quorum sensing compounds by BG ids, with a view to understanding better how the composi- ROLFE and U MATHESIUS. with Prof. W. Dietz Bauer tion reflects environmental change by H STUART- and Dr Max Teplitski (Ohio State University, USA). WILLIAMS with K Grice, Curtin Institute of Technology. Development of rice Rhizobium inoculant by BG ROLFE Genomic Interactions and JJ WEINMAN with Bio-Care Technology Pty Ltd NSW. Analysis of Sinorhizobium meliloti grown under acid stress conditions by MA DJORDJEVIC and BG ROLFE Molecular genetic analysis of rice-associating Rhizobium with Dr W Reeves, Murdoch University. strains by BG ROLFE, JJ WEINMAN and MA DJORD- JEVIC with FB Dazzo, MSU, Michigan, USA. Analysis of regulatory effects of tspO mutation upon protein expression in stationary phase in Sinorhizobium me- Global analysis of protein levels in Sinorhizobium meliloti liloti by MA DJORDJEVIC and BG ROLFE with Prof. by BG ROLFE, JJ WEINMAN and MA DJORDJEVIC de Bruijn CNRS Toulouse. with the Australian Proteome Analysis Facility (APAF), Macquarie University. Analysis of nitrogen regulatory proteins in Sinorhizobium meliloti and bacteroid protein expression patterns by MA Molecular taxonomy of snow algae by M SKOTNICKI DJORDJEVIC with Dr Kahn, CNRS Toulouse. with Dr H. Ling (CSIRO Antarctic Division). Proteomic analysis of cell surface proteins in Mycoplasma Genetic diversity and molecular virology of subantarctic by MA DJORDJEVIC with Dr S. Djordjevic Elizabeth plants from Heard and Macquarie Islands by M SKOT- Mc Arthur Agricultural Institute and Dr S. Cordwell NICKI with Dr P. Selkirk (Macquarie University), Dr J. APAF (Macquarie University). Whinam (Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife), Dr D. Berg- strom (Antarctic Division), Dr P. McBride (Environment Australia).

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Genetic diversity and climate change response of Antarctic Biology of the SOLH protein in the olfactory system by mosses by M SKOTNICKI with Dr P. Selkirk (Macquarie HD CAMPBELL with Assoc. Prof. Alan Mackay-Sim, University), Dr S. Robinson and Ms J. Wasley (University Griffith University, Brisbane. of Wollongong), Dr D. Bergstrom (Antarctic Division), Chromosome mapping of novel mouse and human genes Dr J. Whinam (Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife). involved in brain, muscle and developmental processes by The genetic diversity and climate change response of Ant- HD CAMPBELL with Dr GC Webb, Dept of Animal arctic mosses by M SKOTNICKI with Dr R. Bargagli Science, Livestock Systems Alliance, Roseworthy Campus, (University of Siena, Italy), Drs R. Lewis-Smith, P. Con- and Dept of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of vey and D. Walton (British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge), Adelaide, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide. Dr P. Broady (University of Canterbury, New Zealand), Chromosome mapping of human genes in relation to ge- Dr Yves Frenot (University of Rennes, France), and Prof. netic disorders by HD CAMPBELL with Dr H Eyre and S. Chown (University of Pretoria, South Africa). Dr DF Callen, Centre for Medical Genetics, Dept of Cy- The biodiversity of subantarctic and Antarctic fungal togenetics and Molecular Genetics, Women’s and Chil- pathogens by M SKOTNICKI with Drs P. Selkirk and H. dren’s Hospital, Adelaide and Dr L Ades, Departments of Nevalainen (Macquarie University). Clinical Genetics and of Paediatrics and Child Health, The Children's Hospital at Westmead, Sydney. The genetic diversity and molecular virology of subantarctic plants from Macquarie Island by M SKOTNICKI with Regulable mouse transgenes by HD CAMPBELL with Dr Prof. E. Kitajima (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil). KI Matthaei, JCSMR and Dr Heidi Scrable, University of Virginia. Compiling a data base of Sinorhizobium meliloti proteins for the international scientific community by GF WEILL- The human and mouse homologues of the Drosophila ER and MA DJORDJEVIC with Dr Kahn CNRS Tou- flightless-I gene. Deletion of the FLII gene in the Smith- louse. Magenis syndrome. Transgenic mice carrying the FLII gene by HD CAMPBELL with Dr K-S Chen and Prof. JR Simulation and Model-based Optimisation in Computa- Lupski, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston. tional Biology by GF WEILLER with Dr D. P. Kroese and Dr J. M. Keith, University of Queensland. Cell and molecular biology of mammalian tweety-related genes by HD CAMPBELL with Dr MF Crouch, GroPep, Genetic programming approach for detecting DNA re- Ltd, Adelaide. combination by GF WEILLER with Dr M Fuchs, SAP, Filiale Walldorf, Germany. Dictyostelium discoideum genes by HD CAMPBELL with Dr PR Fisher, La Trobe University, Melbourne. DNA sequence alignment respecting recombination events by GF WEILLER with Prof. R Giegerich and Dr S Studies on FLII in relation to microtubules by HD Kurtz, Faculty of Technology, University of Bielefeld, CAMPBELL with Prof. S. Hamm-Alvarez, John Stauffer Germany. Pharmaceutical Sciences Center, University of Southern California. Distance methods for the reconstruction of recombinant phylogenies by GF WEILLER with Prof. R Giegerich, Studies on the role of FLII in mammalian cells by HD Faculty of Technology, University of Bielefeld, Germany. CAMPBELL with Y-H Lee and Dr Michael Stallcup, De- partment of Pathology, University of Southern California. Investigations of molecular mechanisms causing cold ste- rility in rice by JJ WEINMAN and Rolfe BG with Mr RL RRP20, a novel gene required for pre-18SrRNA process- Williams, NSW Dept of Agriculture, Leeton, NSW, and ing in Saccharomyces cerevisiae by GD CLARK-WALK- CRC for Sustainable Rice Production. ER and S SENAPIN, with Dr M-C Daugeron, Centre Génétique Moleculaire, CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France. Molecular Genetics and Evolution NADH dehydrogenase genes are encodes by the mito- Molecular control of coral development by EE BALL and chondrial genome of Debaryomyces occidentalis by GD DC HAYWARD with Dr DJ Miller and associates (James CLARK-WALKER with C Fernet and Prof. M Claise, Cook Univ). Centre Génétique Moleculaire, CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France. Phylogenetics of developmentally important genes in insects by EE BALL and DC HAYWARD with Dr J W Interaction between the DNA repair protein Pso2 and the Trueman, Botany and Zoology. mitochondrial genome maintenance protein Mgm101 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae by GD CLARK-WALKER with Molecular control of grasshopper development by EE Dr M Chovanec, Dept of Molecular Genetics, Cancer Re- BALL and DC HAYWARD with Patel, NH (University search Institute, Bratislava, Slovak Republic. of Chicago). The nature of rho zero-lethality suppressor genes of Comparative development of glial cells in grasshopper and Schizosaccharomyces pombe by GD CLARK-WALKER Drosophila by EE BALL with GM Technau (Johannes with Dr Nathalie Bonnefoy, Centre Génétique Molecu- Gutenberg University). laire, CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France.

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Annotation of the mosquito genome project: evolution of NEY with Dr CS Pike, Dept Biology, Franklin and Mar- supergene families associated to insecticide resistance by C shall College, PA, USA. CLAUDIANOS with Dr Hilary Ranson and Prof. Janet Effects of high temperatures on coral photosynthesis and Hemingway (University of Liverpool, UK) and Prof. Rene bleaching by MR BADGER and L FRANKLIN with Feyereisen (INRA, France). Prof. T Larkum, University of Sydney, and Dr O Hoegh- Malaria parasite genes involved in infection and immunity Guldberg, University of Queensland. by C CLAUDIANOS with Prof. Robert Sinden, Imperial Secretion of _-glucuronidase in plants, yeast and bacteria College, UK, Dr Johannes Dessens, Imperial College, UK, by MR BADGER and GD PRICE with Dr R Jefferson, Dr Paul Foster, JCSMR, ANU and Prof. Alan Cowman, Dr A Killian and Mr T Ngyuen, CAMBIA. WEHI, Australia. The use of gene transactivation technologies in breeding The role of neuroreceptors related to AChE in develop- and genetic analysis of rice by MR BADGER and GD ment by C CLAUDIANOS, R SAINT, P SMIBERT, R PRICE with Dr R Jefferson, Dr A Killian, Mr X Fu and MALESZKA and HD Campbell with Dr John Oakeshott Ms S Koerniati, CAMBIA. (CSIRO Entomology, Aus). Investigations of alternative oxidase respiration activity in Molecular control of locust moulting by DC HAYWARD plants using mass spectrometric techniques by MR and EE BALL, with Dhadialla TS (Dow Chemical), Wy- BADGER with Prof. DA Day and Dr H Millar, Depart- att GR (Queens Univ) and Walker VK (Queens Univ). ment of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University Evolution of RXR/USPs in insects by DC HAYWARD, of Western Australia. JW TRUEMAN, R MALESZKA and EE BALL, with Investigations of CO2 acquisition mechanism in dinoflag- Bastiani, MJ (University of Utah) and Whiting, M ellates by MR BADGER, TJ ANDREWS, GD PRICE, (Brigham Young University). SM WHITNEY with Dr DC Yellowlees and Mr W Leg- Role of the pbl gene in Drosophila mesoderm develop- gat, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, ment by R SAINT with Dr Arno Muller, Institut fur James Cook University. Genetik, Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet Duesseldorf, Trehalose metabolism in C4 grasses by O GHANNOUM Duesseldorf, Germany. with Prof. Jann Conroy, University of Western Sydney Analysis of the genome of the coral, Acropora millepora by and Dr Matthew Paul, IACR-Rothamsted, UK. R SAINT with Dr David Miller, Comparative Genomics Analysis of the CO2 Concentrating mechanism in cyano- Centre, Molecular Sciences Building, James Cook Univer- bacteria by GD PRICE and MR BADGER with Dr T sity, Townsville. Omata, University of Nagoya, Japan. Role of the Drosophila dead ringer/retained gene in cen- Development of a cyanobacterial bioreactor by GD tral nervous system development by R SAINT with Dr PRICE with D Desai, CSIRO-CMIT, Highett, Mel- Kazunaga Takizawa, Laboratory for Neural Network De- bourne. velopment RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology 2- 2-3 Chuo Kobe 650-0047, Japan. Molecular and immunological analysis of carboxysomes by GD PRICE with Ludwig M, Department of Biological Analysis of the Drosophila ortholog of the proto-oncogene Sciences, Macquarie University. FOR/WWOX by R SAINT with Dr Robert Richards, Centre for the Molecular Genetics of Development, Uni- Mechanisms influencing the growth and distribution of versity of Adelaide. C4 grasses under rising CO2 concentrations by S VON CAEMMERER and O GHANNOUM with Prof. JP Molecular Plant Physiology Conroy, University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury. Application of computational chemistry to studying the Analysis of metabolites in transgenic Flaveria bidentis ( a catalytic mechanism of Rubisco by TJ ANDREWS with C4 dicot) with reduced amounts of Rubisco by S VON Dr J Gready and Dr H Mauser, John Curtin School of CAEMMERER with Dr RT Furbank, CSIRO Plant In- Medical Research. dustry, Canberra. The activation and catalytic mechanism of the plant car- Construction of transgenic Flaveria bidentis (a C4 dicot) bon-fixing enzyme, Rubisco by TJ ANDREWS, HJ with reduced amounts of mesophyll carbonic anhydrase KANE and SM WHITNEY with Assoc. Prof. R Lilley, by S VON CAEMMERER with M Ludwig, Macquarie University of Wollongong, Dr P Curmi, University of University and Dr RT Furbank, CSIRO Plant Industry, NSW and Dr A Portis, University of Illinois. Canberra. Crystallographic structural studies of Rubisco activase by Photobioenergetics TJ ANDREWS, HJ KANE and SM WHITNEY with Dr I Andersson, Swedish Agricultural University, Uppsala. Incorporation of Mn-dimer complexes into a synthetic peptide by K AHRLING with Dr Sally Brooker, Depart- Study of stress caused by unfolded proteins in plastids of ment of Chemistry, University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ. transplastomic tobacco by TJ ANDREWS, SM WHIT-

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Investigations on light stress in photosynthesis by JM AN- Laboratory of Molecular Cell Biology, Faculty of Agricul- DERSON and WS CHOW with Prof. G Öquist, Depart- ture, Ehime University, Japan. ment of Plant Physiology, Umeå, Sweden. Studies of the induction of encystment of Phytophthora Role of redox state of cytochrome bf complex in signal zoospores by AR HARDHAM with Dr J English, Univer- transduction in thylakoid membranes by JM ANDER- sity of Missouri. SON with Prof. E-M Aro, Department of Plant Physiolo- Investigations of centrin in oomycete zoospores by AR gy and Molecular Biology, Turku, Finland. HARDHAM, R NARAYAN, with Dr JDI Harper, Photosynthetic and respiratory electron flow in cyanobac- Charles Sturt University. teria by WS CHOW with Prof. Y-I Park, Department of Development of ScFv recombinant antibodies directed to- Biology, Chungnam National University, South Korea. wards the adhesive protein of Phytophthora zoospores by Photosynthesis and growth of Nostoc flagelliforme by WS AR HARDHAM, A ROBOLD with Dr P Scott, Univer- CHOW with Prof. DJ Shi, Department of Photosynthe- sity of Queensland. sis, Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Isolation of avirulence and pathogenicity genes from Phy- China. tophthora by AR HARDHAM, D SKALAMERA with Recovery of Photosystem II from photoinactivation by Drs D Maclean, A Drenth and S Basnayake, University of WS CHOW with Prof. J He, Natural Sciences Academic Queensland. Group, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Complementation of yeast cell cycle control proteins with Low temperature inhibition of photosynthetic assimila- potential plant homologues by PCL JOHN with Dr J tion in grapevines by L HENDRICKSON and WS Hayles and Prof. Paul Nurse, Imperial Cancer Research CHOW with Dr RT Furbank, CSIRO Plant Industry, Fund Laboratories, London, UK. Canberra. Investigation of receptor proteins for the plant hormone Structural studies of the interlukin-4 protein by R cytokinin by yeast-3-hybrid method. Co-supervision of RAZEGHIFARD with Dr V Hilser, Department of Hu- MSc student, You Wang by PCL JOHN and S LETHAM man Biological Chemistry and Genetics, University of with Dr Ren Zhang, Department of Biological Science, Texas Medical Branch. University of Wollongong. Effects of photoacclimation on the oxygen evolving reac- Cell cycle control in the initiation of lateral root primordia tions in photosynthesis by T WYDRZYNSKI with Dr J by PCL JOHN with Prof. J Hamill, Monash University. Beardall, School of Biological Sciences, Monash Universi- Effects of plant cyclin dependent kinase inhibitor proteins ty, Melbourne. on mitosis in live plant cells by PCL JOHN, A CLEARY Analysis of Photosystem II in cyanobacterial mutants by T with Prof. LC Fowke, University of Saskatchewan, Saska- WYDRZYNSKI with Dr J Eaton-Rye, Department of Bi- toon, Canada. ochemistry, University of Otago. Location and activity of plant cyclin dependent kinases by Analysis of the substrate water exchange reactions in Pho- J PCL OHN, K ZHANG with Prof. D Inzé, University of tosystem II by T WYDRZYNSKI with Dr W Hillier, De- Gent, Belgium. partment of Chemistry, Michigan State University. Structure of plant extracytosolic leucine-rich repeat pro- The Origin of oxygen on earth — the innovation and ev- teins by DA JONES with Dr B Kobe, University of olution of photosynthetic water oxidation by T Queensland. WYDRZYNSKI with Prof. GC Dismukes, Department Localisation and function of the Cf-9 disease resistance of Chemistry, Princeton University, and Prof. VV Kli- protein by DA JONES with Prof. JDG Jones, Sainsbury mov, Institute for Basic Biological Problems, Russian Laboratory, John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK. Academy of Science. Isolation of the tomato I-3 gene for resistance to the wilt Plant Cell Biology pathogen Fusarium oxysporum pv lycopersici by DA JONES, M HEMMING with Dr B Carroll, Ms S. Basuki, Localisation of cytoskeleton related proteins in Arabidop- University of Queensland. sis and pea by DA COLLINGS with Dr Eric Davies, North Carolina State University, USA. Isolation of the tomato I-3 gene for resistance to the wilt pathogen Fusarium oxysporum pv lycopersici by DA Peroxisome distribution and function during plant cell di- JONES, M HEMMING with Mr D McGrath, Dr S Gar- vision by DA COLLINGS with Dr JDI Harper, Charles land, Bowen Horticultural Research Station, Queensland Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, NSW. Department of Primary Industry. Peroxisome distribution and function during plant cell di- Testing the interaction between the tomato Cf-9 resist- vision by DA COLLINGS with Dr K Vaughn, USDA- ance gene and the Cladosporium fulvum Avr9 avirulence ARS, Southern Weed Science Laboratory, USA. gene in wheat by M JONES DA, R WILSON with Dr P Localisation of cytoskeleton related proteins in Arabidop- Langridge, University of Adelaide. sis and pea by DA COLLINGS with Dr Shunnosuke Abe,

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Endosperm development by GO WASTENEYS with Dr Feedback and lateral interactions in the primate visual cor- F Berger, CNRS, France. tex by AC JAMES with Dr J Bullier, Centre for Research on Brain and Cognition,CNRS-University of Toulouse, Calcium ion activity and microtubule organisation by GO France. WASTENEYS with Dr Mark Knight, Oxford University, UK. Application of multifocal visual evoked potentials in medical diagnostics by AC JAMES with ObjectiVision, Syd- Root hair development by GO WASTENEYS with Dr ney. ME Galway, St Francis Xavier University, and John Schiefelbein, University of Michigan. Analysis of gene expression data from oligonucleotide microarrays by AC JAMES with Prof. T Triche, Child- Wall ingrowths in transfer cells by GO WASTENEYS rens' Hospital of Los Angeles and Keck School of Medi- with Mr Mark Talbot, Assoc. Prof. Tina Offler, Dr David cine, University of Southern California, USA. McCurdy, University of Newcastle. Image recognition in the tammar wallaby by JAN HEM- MOR1 and microspore asymmetry by GO WASTENEYS MI with Andrea Griffin, Department of Psychology, Mac- with Prof. D Twell, University of Leicester, UK. quarie University, Sydney. Ethylene and hypocotyl development by GO Spatio-temporal variations in chlorophyll fluorescence WASTENEYS with Prof. H Kazama, International Chris- during the phases of CAM by T MADDESS and K SIEB- tian University, Tokyo, and Prof. H Imaseki, Nagoya KE with Rascher U (Bioshpere 2 Centre, Columbia Uni- University, Japan. versity and Darmstadt University of Technology), Lüttge Wall apposition formation in characean algae by GO U (Darmstadt University of Technology) and Osmond B WASTENEYS with Prof. I Foissner, University of Salz- (Bioshpere 2 Centre, Columbia University). burg, Austria. A ten year retrospective study of the use of contrast thresh- Ultrastructural analysis of the cytoplasmic body and nu- olds of spatial frequency doubling stimuli to predict glau- clear cage mutants by GO WASTENEYS with Prof. I comatous change by T MADDESS with I Goldberg Foissner, University of Salzburg, Austria. (University of NSW). Interactions between katanin p60 and MOR1 proteins by Spatio-temporal patterns of ternary cellular automata by T GO WASTENEYS, MC RASHBROOKE with Dr H MADDESS with Y Nagai (Kokushikan University, To- Höfte, INRA Versailles, France. kyo, Japan), Ankiewcz A (RSPhysSE, ANU). The shape of plants by GO WASTENEYS, AT WHIT- Spatio-temporal patterns of ternary cellular automata by T TINGTON, with Prof. T Hashimoto, Nara Institute of MADDESS with Y Nagai (Kokushikan University, To- Biotechnology Japan. kyo, Japan), Ankiewcz A (RSPhysSE, The Australian Na- tional University). Cellulose production in the Arabidopsis stem by RE WIL- LIAMSON, JM ARMSTRONG and CH HOCART Simultaneous VEP and ERG recordings of multifrequen- with Dr J Masle, Environmental Biology. cy stimuli by T MADDESS with MP Davey (Canberra Hospital). Characterisation of radial swelling mutants by RE WIL- LIAMSON, CH HOCART with Dr TI Baskin, Univer- Binary and ternary textures containing higher order spatial sity of Missouri, USA. correlations by T MADDESS and AC JAMES with Nagai Y (Kokushikan University, Tokyo, Japan), A Ankiewcz Visual Sciences (RSPhysSE, ANU). Learning and memory in honeybees by SI AUNG, MV The genetics of social regulation of reproduction in hon- SRINIVASAN and SW ZHANG with Prof. J Tautz, Bi- eybees by R MALESZKA with B Oldryod (University of ozentrum of the Universitaet Wuerzburg. Sydney). Biogeography of Spiders by AD BLEST with Dr CJ Vink, Dissection of molecular and cellular mechanisms underly- Lincoln University and Crop and Food Research, New ing neural plasticity in the fruit fly and the honeybee by R Zealand. MALESZKA with Ramaswami M (University of Arizo- na). Modelling motion processing (psychophysics and physiology) by MR IBBOTSON with Dr Colin Clifford, Univer- Colour variation and spectral sensitivity in fiddler crabs by sity of Sydney. W PIX, J HEMMI and J ZEIL with Justin Marshall and Misha Vorobiev, VTHC, University of Queensland. Motion processing in the primate visual system by MR IB- BOTSON with Dr Mike Mustari, Yerkes National Pri- Panoramic imaging systems by MV SRINIVASAN and JS mate Center, Atlanta. CHAHL with T. Seidl, 360net, London, UK. Recording from motion processing areas in the cat visual Time discrimination in honeybees by MV SRINIVASAN cortex (PMLS, AEV) by MR IBBOTSON with Prof. and SW ZHANG with Dr K. Cheng, MacQuarie Univer- Bogdan Dreher, University of Sydney. sity, Sydney.

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Time discrimination in honeybees by MV SRINIVASAN versity of Melbourne; Dr D. Grice, Griffith University; and SW ZHANG with Dr M. Spetch, University of Cal- and Prof. A. Rauk, University of Calgary, Canada. gary, Canada. Lipid chemistry by Prof. C.J. EASTON and Mr J.B. KEL- Moth Olfaction and Host plant Volatile Organic Com- LY with Professors A. Ferrante and A. Poulos, Adelaide pound Analysis Experiments by G STANGE with B Os- Medical Centre for Women and Children. mond and L Abrell Biosphere 2 Chemistry Unit, Lipid modified coordinating ligands by Prof. C.J. EAS- Columbia University, Oracle, AZ, and Mechaber W, TON and Dr P.A. COGHLAN with Dr J. Altin, Division Guerenstein P, Arizona Research Laboratories Division of of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, ANU; and Neurobiology, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. Lipotek Pty Ltd, Canberra. Vision and remote sensing: using nature’s technology to Supramolecular chemistry of cyclodextrins by Prof. C.J. examine the health of The Great Barrier Reef and More- EASTON, Ms L. BARR, Ms M. CIESLINSKI, Ms N. ton Bay by J ZEIL and M BALL with Justin Marshall. LORIMER, Mr H. ONAGI and Dr J.S. SIMPSON with VTHC, University of Queensland. Prof. S.F. Lincoln, Ms J.S. Lock and Mr B.L. May, Uni- Natural motion signals by J ZEIL with Johannes Zanker, versity of Adelaide. University of London, England. The development of new generation anti-infective agents by Professors M.G. BANWELL and C.J. EASTON, Drs Electron Microscopy Unit S.A. BENNETT, M.R. NAIRN, J.K. ROBINSON, D.J. Ion distribution in salt tolerant durum wheat genomes by SINCLAIR, M.K. SMITH, and L. XIA with Dr P.J. CX HUANG with Dr Rana Munns, CSIRO Plant Indus- O’Hanlon, GlaxoSmithKline, Harlow, UK. try. Towards improved melamine-urea-formaldehyde resins CryoSEM studies of dissolved element distribution and air by Prof. C.J. EASTON and Ms A. PHILBROOK with embolism in roots by CX HUANG with ME McCully, Mr G. Ryan and Dr N. Dunlop, Orica Adhesives and Res- CSIRO Plant Industry. ins, Melbourne, through the UnIChe program.

Onychorphoran neuroanatomy and phylogeny by S Bioinorganic and Medicinal Chemistry STOWE with Prof. Nicholas Strausfeld (Univ. Arizona) and Dr David Rowell (ANU). Determination of activation parameters for the reaction between coenzyme B12 and cyanide by Dr N.E. BRA- Research School of Chemistry SCH and Mr A.G. CREGAN with Prof. R. van Eldik and Dr M.S.A. Hamza, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Biochemical Reactions and Molecular Recognition Germany. Re-investigation of the reaction between methylcobalamin Activators and inhibitors of ryanodine receptor calcium and cyanide by Dr N.E. BRASCH, Messrs S.J. BRODIE ion channels by Prof. C.J. EASTON with Prof. A. Dul- and A.G. CREGAN with Prof. R. van Eldik, University hunty and Dr M. Casarotto, John Curtin School of Med- of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany. ical Research, ANU; and Dr M. Miller, Biotron, Canberra. Computational Quantum Chemistry Chemistry of scymnol by Prof. C.J. EASTON, Ms M. GEBARA-COGHLAN and Ms X. NGUYEN with Mr J. Multireference G2 and G3 theories by Prof. L. RADOM Broadbent, McFarlane Laboratories Pty Ltd, Melbourne; with Prof. M.S. Gordon, Iowa State University, USA. and Dr G.W. Simpson, CSIRO Molecular Science, Mel- Radical addition reactions by Prof. L. RADOM with Prof. bourne. H. Fischer, University of Zurich, Switzerland. Chlorine chemistry by Prof. C.J. EASTON and Mr P.G. Thermochemistry of metal oxides and hydroxides by Prof. DUMANSKI with Mr R. Faulkner, Australian Vinyls Pty L. RADOM and Dr M.B. SULLIVAN with Dr B.J. Ltd, Melbourne and Dr G.W. Simpson, CSIRO Molecu- Smith, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, Melbourne; Prof. lar Science, Melbourne. J.M.L. Martin, Weizmann Institute, Israel; and Dr L.A. Cycloaddition reactions of nitrile oxides by Prof. C.J. Curtiss, Argonne National Laboratories, USA. EASTON, Ms C.K.Y. LEE and Mr G.J. VUCKOVIC Acidities of alkali metal hydroxides by Prof. L. RADOM, with Drs G.P. Savage and G.W. Simpson, Dunlena Pty Dr M.B. SULLIVAN, Dr A.P. SCOTT and Mr T. BÜS- Ltd and CSIRO Molecular Science, Melbourne. GEN with Prof. S.R. Kass, University of Minnesota, USA. Free radical reactions of peptides and proteins by Prof. Reactions catalysed by vitamin B12 by Prof. L. RADOM C.J. EASTON, Ms R. BARBIELLINI, Mr B.J.W. BAR- with Prof. B.T. Golding, University of Newcastle upon RATT, Ms L.Y.F. CHOW, Ms N. LORIMER, Mr S.B. Tyne, UK; Dr D.M. Smith, Institut für Organische McNABB, Mr A.J. MORTIMER, Dr J.S. SIMPSON, Chemie, Munich, Germany; and Dr S.D. Wetmore, Mr Z. WATTS, and Dr A. WRIGHT with Dr M.J. Dav- Mount Allison University, Canada. ies, Heart Research Institute, Sydney; Dr R. O’Hair, Uni-

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Oxidative damage to proteins by Prof. L. RADOM, Prof. Laser and Optical Spectroscopy C.J. EASTON, Mr G.P.F. WOOD, Dr M.L. COOTE and Dr R. JACOB with Dr M. Davies, Heart Research In- Parallel accumulation of Chemiluminescence for Analyti- stitute, Sydney; Assoc. Prof. R.A.J. O’Hair, University of cal applications by Prof. E. KRAUSZ, Dr Trevor Smith, Melbourne; and Prof. A. Rauk, University of Calgary, University of Melbourne; and Assoc. Prof. Neil Barnett, Canada. Deakin University. Structures and stabilities of weak complexes by Prof. L. Spectroscopy of PSII protein assemblies by Prof. E. RADOM and Dr A.P. SCOTT with Prof. A. Legon, Uni- KRAUSZ and Dr S. PETERSON with Dr R. Pace De- versity of Exeter, UK. partment of Chemistry, ANU; Dr M. Seibert, NREL, Golden Colorado. Cleavage of alkoxy radicals by Prof. L. RADOM and Dr D.J. HENRY with Prof. A. Rauk, University of Calgary, Spectroscopy of The Thermophillic PSII extracted from Canada; Professsor R.J. Boyd, Dalhousie University, Hal- Synechococcus Vulcanus by Dr S. PETERSON, Prof. E. ifax, Canada; and Prof. S.L. Boyd, Mount St Vincent Uni- KRAUSZ with Dr R. Pace Department of Chemistry, versity, Canada. ANU; Dr J.-R. Shen, Riken Institute, Hyogo, Japan Interaction of calcium dications with molecules of biolog- Spectroscopy of Chromium(III) Hole-burning materials ical interest by Prof. L. RADOM and Ms I. CORRAL by Prof. E. KRAUSZ with Dr H. Riesen, ADFA. with Prof. M. Yanez and Prof. O. Mo, Autonoma Univer- Up-conversion and spectroscopy in rare earth systems by sity of Madrid, Spain. Prof. E. KRAUSZ with Dr M. Riley, University of Queensland; and Dr S. Lüthi, Gemfire, Stanford. Disordered Materials Diffuse scattering from benzil, C14H10O2 by Prof. T.R. Liquid State Chemical Physics WELBERRY with Prof. W.I.F. David, ISIS, Rutherford Applications of general temperature expressions by Prof. Appleton Laboratory, Oxfordshire, UK. D.J. EVANS and Mr O.G. JEPPS with Dr G.S.D. Ayton, Disorder in 1:1 adducts of hexamethylenetetramine with University of Utah, USA; and Dr L. Lue, University of azelaic acid by Prof. T.R. WELBERRY with K.J. Schenk, Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, UK. Institut de Cristallographie, Université de Lausanne, Swit- Chaos and nonequilibrium statistical mechanics by Prof. zerland. D.J. EVANS with Prof. L. Rondoni, Politecnico Di Tori- Diffuse scattering in zeolites by Prof. T.R. WELBERRY no, Italy. with Dr B. Campbell, Department of Physics & Astono- Derivation of potential models for phase equilibria by Dr my, Brigham Young University, Utah, USA. J.P. DELHOMMELLE with Dr P. Millie, Laboratoire High-pressure X-ray scattering of oxides with a nano- Francis Perrin, France. scaled local structure by Prof. T.R. WELBERRY with Dr Fluctuation theorem by Prof. D.J. EVANS, Mr E. MIT- J. Kreisel, Laboratoire Matériaux et Génie Physique, ENS TAG, Drs E.M. SEVICK and G.M. WANG with Dr D.J. de Physique de Grenoble, France, Prof. A.M. Glazer, Searles, Griffith University, Brisbane. Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford, UK; and Dr P.A. Tho- mas, Department of Physics, University of Warwick, UK. Non-equilibrium hard sphere simulations by Dr J. PETRAVIC with Dr O.G. Jepps, Department of Chemi- Organometallic and Coordination Chemistry cal Engineering, University of Queensland. Shear viscosity of a simple fluid over a wide range of strain Synthesis of methimazolyl phosphines and arsines by Prof. rates by Prof. D.J. EVANS with Dr I. Borzsák, Hungarian A. F. HILL with Prof. J. D. Woollins, Department of Academy of Sciences, Budapest; and Prof. P.T. Cum- Chemistry, University of St Andrews, Scotland, UK. mings, University of Tennessee, USA. Imidazolylidene complexes of rhodium(I) and iridium(I) Transport and entropy by Prof. D.J. EVANS and Dr J. by Prof. A. F. HILL with Dr Thomas Welton, Depart- PETRAVIC with Prof. D.J. Isbister, University of New ment of Chemistry, Imperial College of Science, Technol- South Wales at ADFA, Canberra. ogy and Medicine, London, UK. Transport coefficients of polar liquids and electrolytes by Inorganic Stereochemistry and Asymmetric Syn- Prof. D.J. EVANS and Dr J. PETRAVIC with Dr thesis B. Rousseau, Université Paris-Sud, France. Microbial phosphonate uptake and metabolism: enlisting Transport properties of ionic liquids by Dr J. PETRAVIC microorganisms to deliver antimicrobials effectively by with Dr J. Delhommelle, Équipe de Chimie et Biochimie Prof. S.B. WILD with Dr G.L. Mendz, School of Bio- Théoriques, Université Henri Poincaré, Vandœuve-lès- chemistry and Molecular Genetics, University of New Nancy, France. South Wales, Sydney (ARC Discovery grant).

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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies on fruit development by Prof. L.N. MANDER and Mr B. TWITCHIN with Dr P.S. Blake, Horticulture Defining the structure of a protein involved in the onset of Research International, East Malling, UK. breast cancer by Dr M.A. KENIRY with Prof. C.C. Benz and Dr G. Scott, Buck Institute for Age Research, Novato Studies on gibberellin receptors by Prof. L.N. MANDER, California. Supported by a travel grant from the Interna- Dr E.J. BECK and Mr J.R. CROW with Dr P.M. Chan- tional Union Against Cancer. dler, CSIRO Division of Plant Industry, Canberra. Studies on growth inhibition by Prof. L.N. MANDER Organic Synthesis and Mr B. TWITCHIN with Drs L.T. Evans and R.W. Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on gibberel- King, CSIRO Division of Plant Industry, Canberra; and lins by Prof. L.N. MANDER with Dr M. Talon, Depart- Prof. R.P. Pharis, University of Calgary, Canada. ment of Citriculture, IVIA, E-46113, Moncada, Valencia, Studies on the genetics of Pisum by Prof. L.N. MANDER Spain; and Dr J. Zeevaart, MSU-DOE Plant Research and Mr B. TWITCHIN with Dr J.J. Ross, Department of Laboratory, Michigan State University, USA. Plant Science, University of Tasmania, Hobart. Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on gibberel- lins by Prof. L.N. MANDER with Dr P. Hedden and Protein Crystallography and Engineering Prof. J. MacMillan, Long Ashton Research Station, Bris- Structural studies of the PII and GlnK proteins by Drs tol, UK. D.L. OLLIS and P.D. CARR with Drs S.G. Vasudevan Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on gibberel- and Y. Xu, James Cook University, Queensland. lins by Prof. L.N. MANDER and Mr B. TWITCHIN Structure function studies with esterases by Dr D.L. OL- with Dr V.M. Sponsel, Division of Life Sciences, Univer- LIS with Dr J. Oakshot, CSIRO Department of Entomol- sity of Texas, San Antonio, Texas, USA. ogy, Canberra. Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on gibberel- lins by Prof. L.N. MANDER and Mr B. TWITCHIN Protein Synthesis and Evolution with Prof. O. Junttila, Department of Plant Physiology Cleavage of DNA by chromium(V) complexes by Dr N.E. and Microbiology, University of Tromsø, Norway. DIXON with Prof. P.A. Lay and Dr A. Levina, School of Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on gibberel- Chemistry, University of Sydney. lins by Prof. L.N. MANDER and Mr B. TWITCHIN Crystallisation of the DnaB helicase and DnaB•DnaC with Prof. R.P. Pharis, Department of Biology, University complex by Drs N.E. DIXON, P.M. SCHAEFFER, Ms of Calgary, Canada. K.V. LOSCHA, and Mr M. MULCAIR with Drs A. Oak- Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on gibberel- ley and M.C.J. Wilce, University of Western Australia. lins by Prof. L.N. MANDER and Mr B. TWITCHIN Expression, isolation and crystallisation of the Bacillus with Drs M. Koshioka and M. Nakayama, Department of subtilis DnaC helicase and DnaI proteins by Dr N.E. Genetics and Physiology, National Institute of Floricul- DIXON and Ms K.V. LOSCHA with Prof. R.G. Wake, tural Science, Tsukuba, Japan. Drs D.B. Langley and J.M. Guss, School of Molecular and Structural and biosynthetic studies on antheridiogens Microbial Biosciences, University of Sydney. from fern gametophytes by Prof. L.N. MANDER with Dr Geminivirus DNA replication mechanisms by Dr N.E. H. Yamane, Biotechnology Research Center, University DIXON with Dr A. Rezaian, CSIRO Division of Plant of Tokyo, Japan. Industry, Glen Osmond, SA. Structural and biosynthetic studies on antheridiogens In vitro protein synthesis by Drs N.E. DIXON, M.J. from fern gametophytes by Prof. L.N. MANDER with Dr HEADLAM, K. OZAWA and Prof. G. OTTING with J. Banks, Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, Drs E. Liepinsh, S. Pursglove and L. Guignard, Depart- University of Purdue, USA. ment of Medical Biochemistry and Biophysics, Karolinska Structural and biosynthetic studies on antheridiogens Institute, Stockholm; Dr M. Pavlov and Prof. M. Ehren- from fern gametophytes by Prof. L.N. MANDER with Dr berg, University of Uppsala, Sweden. J. Nester, Department of Biological Sciences, Sam Hou- Mass spectrometry of protein-protein and protein-DNA ston State University, Texas, USA. complexes by Drs N.E. DIXON, P.M. SCHAEFFER, Ms Structural studies on biologically active extractives from K.V. LOSCHA and Mr S. HAMDAN with Dr J.L. Beck, olives by Prof. L.N. MANDER and Mr A.J. HERLT with Mr A. Kapur, Mr R. Gupta, Mr S.J. Watt, and Prof. M. Drs P. Antolovitch, P. Prenzler, K. Robards, and D. Ryan, M. Sheil, Department of Chemistry, University of Wol- Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga. longong. Structural studies on biologically active extractives from Properties of proteins circularized by intein-mediated re- Indonesian plant species by Prof. L.N. MANDER and Mr actions by Drs N.E. DIXON, P. PROSSELKOV and A.J. HERLT with Drs R. Rumampuk and P. Tarigan, Prof. G. OTTING with Dr N.K. Williams, Institute for Kimia Pascasarjana Laboratory, Padjadjaran University, Biomedical Research and Dr J.M. Matthews, School of Bandung, Indonesia. Molecular and Microbial Biosciences, University of Syd-

84 Joint research projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions ney; Dr J.L. Beck, Mr S.J. Watt, and Prof. M.M. Sheil, Problem crystal structure refinements by Prof. A.D. RAE Department of Chemistry, University of Wollongong; Dr with Prof. A.T. Baker, University of Technology, Sydney. E. Liepinsh, Department of Medical Biochemistry and Bi- Problem crystal structure refinement involving zones of ophysics, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. different symmetry by Prof. A.D. RAE with Dr A. Linden, Radiolabelled antibodies for cancer diagnosis and treat- University of Zurich, Switzerland. ment by Dr N.E. DIXON, Ms N.M. DI BARTOLO and Problem crystal structure refinement involving zones of Prof. A.M. SARGESON with Dr S. Smith, Australian different symmetry by Prof. A.D. RAE with Dr H.O. So- Nuclear Science and Technology Organization, Sydney. rensen, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Structure and mechanism of action of proline aminopepti- Atomic ordering in the doped, rare earth, cobaltates Ln1- dase by Drs N.E. DIXON, P.M. SCHAEFFER and Ms xSrxCoO3-d by Dr R.L. WITHERS with Drs D. Goos- P.E. LILLEY with Prof. H.C. Freeman and Dr J.M. Guss, ens and M. James, Australian Nuclear Science and Tech- School of Molecular and Microbial Biosciences, Universi- nology Organisation, Menai, NSW. ty of Sydney. Modulated structures in the metastable Ni7±xS6, and Structure of a circularised protein by Drs N.E. DIXON mixed Ni6±x(S1-ySey)5, systems by Drs Y. LIU, L. and P. PROSSELKOV with Drs K. Alexandrov and A. NORÉN and R.L. WITHERS with Prof. G. van Ten- Niculae, Department of Physical Biochemistry, Max- deloo and Mr J. Hadermann, University of Antwerp, Bel- Planck-Institute for Molecular Physiology, Dortmund, gium; and Mr F.J. Gárcia-Gárcia, Stockholm University, Germany. Sweden. Structures and functions of Escherichia coli replisomal proteins by Drs N.E. DIXON, P. PROSSELKOV, P.M. Solid State Molecular Science SCHAEFFER, Ms K.V. LOSCHA, Ms A.-Y. PARK, and Prof. G. OTTING with Drs C.M. Elvin, K. Kongsuwan, Ion and solvent kinetics at the nickel hydroxide–liquid in- and G. Wijffels, CSIRO Division of Livestock Industries, terface by Dr M.J. HENDERSON with Prof. A.R. Hill- Brisbane; Drs A. Oakley and M.C. Wilce, University of man and Ms H. French, University of Leicester, UK. Western Australia. Bonding in transition metal complexes by Dr P.A. REY- Structures of complexes of the proofreading exonuclease NOLDS with Prof. B.N. Figgis and Dr A.N. Sobolev, subunit of DNA polymerase III by Drs N.E. DIXON, University of Western Australia. P.D. CARR, D.L. OLLIS, M.A. KENIRY, Prof. G. OT- The interface between complex fluids and solids by Dr TING, Mr S. HAMDAN and Ms A.-Y. PARK with Dr E. P.A. REYNOLDS, Prof. J.W. WHITE and Dr M.J. Liepinsh, Department of Medical Biochemistry and Bio- HENDERSON with Dr S.A. Holt, Rutherford Appleton physics, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. Laboratory, Oxford, UK; and Dr D. Tunaley, Orica Ltd, Structures of the Escherichia coli DnaB helicase protein Australia. and the DnaB•DnaC complex by Drs N.E. DIXON, Conformation of proteins at interfaces by Prof. J.W. P.M. SCHAEFFER and Ms K.V. LOSCHA with Prof. WHITE and Dr M.J. HENDERSON with Dr S.A. Holt, J.M. Carazo, Drs L.E. Donate, M. Barcéna, and Ms Y. Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Oxford, UK. Robledo, Centro Nacional de Biotecnologia, Universidad Autonoma, Madrid, Spain. Kinetics of template action in silicalite synthesis by Prof. J.W. WHITE with Dr L. Iton, Argonne National Labora- Solid State Inorganic Chemistry tory, Chicago, USA. Millisecond X-ray reflectometer for ChemMatCARS by Structural instabilities induced by the electronic band Prof. J.W. WHITE and Dr M.J. HENDERSON with Dr structure of FeF2 by Drs F. BRINK, L. NORÉN and R.L. R. Garrett, ANSTO, Sydney; and Dr J. Viccaro, Univer- WITHERS with Dr T. Larsson, Outokumpo Copper sity of Chicago, USA. R&D, Sweden. Nanostructure of milk membrane and proteins by Prof. Neutron diffraction studies of the incommensurately J.W. WHITE with Dr S.A. Holt, Rutherford Appleton modulated Ni1+xInyTe2 system by Drs L. NORÉN and Laboratory, UK; and Dr B. Cox, Dairy Research Corpo- R.L. WITHERS with Dr H. Rundlöf, Studsvik Neutron ration, Melbourne. Research Laboratory, Sweden. Structure of high internal phase emulsions by Prof. J.W. Constrained refinement techniques for problem crystal WHITE and Dr P.A. REYNOLDS with Drs R. structure refinements involving pseudo symmetry, disor- Goodridge and C. Such, Orica Ltd, Australia. der and twinning by Prof. A.D. RAE with Drs K.J. Haller and W. Somphon, Suranaree University of Technology, Structure of polymer latex solutions by Prof. J.W. Nakhon Ratchisima, Thailand. WHITE with Prof. R. Gilbert and Dr H. de Bruyn, Uni- versity of Sydney. A modulated structure approach to the refinement of commensurate superstructures by Prof. A.D. RAE with Structure of polymer surfactant films by Prof. J.W. Dr S.W. Ng, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Ma- WHITE with Dr J. Penfold, Rutherford Appleton Labo- laysia. ratory, Oxford, UK.

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Structure of porous glasses by Prof. J.W. WHITE with Dr and Dr E. Staub, metaGen Pharmaceuticals, Berlin, Ger- C. Buckley, Curtin University, Western Australia. many. Structure of templated silicate films by Prof. J.W. Determination of the three-dimensional structure of the WHITE with Dr M. Trau, University of Queensland, PCOLCE NTR domain by Prof. G. OTTING with Drs Brisbane. G. Pintacuda and E. Liepinsh, Karolinska Institute, Stock- holm, Sweden; and Prof. L. Patthy, Hungarian Academy Surface activity of poly(t-butylacrylate) polymer films by of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary. Prof. J.W. WHITE, Dr M.J. HENDERSON and Mr A. PERRIMAN with Dr S.A. Holt, Rutherford Appleton Determination of the three-dimensional structure of the Laboratory, Oxford, UK; and Dr G. Dennis, University of R3H domain by Prof. G. OTTING with Drs E. Liepinsh Western Sydney. and L. Guignard, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Swe- den; and Drs A. Sharipo and A. Leonchiks, University of X-ray small angle scattering from whole blood and haemo- Latvia, Riga, Latvia. globin by Prof. J.W. WHITE with Dr C. Garvey, Depart- ment of Biochemistry, University of Sydney. Determination of the three-dimensional structure of WIF-1 by Prof. G. OTTING with Dr E. Liepinsh, Karo- The following collaborators visited the group during 2002 linska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden; and Prof. L. Patthy, to conduct X-ray reflectometry experiments: Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary. Dr W. Fullagar (University of Queensland); Dr V. James Long-range angle restraints from dipole-CSR cross-corre- (Hon. Visiting Fellow, RSC); Dr C. Garvey (University of lation measurements by Prof. G. OTTING with Dr G. Sydney); Dr K. Latham (RMIT University, Melbourne); Pintacuda, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm; and Ms K. Drs V. Luca and M. James, (ANSTO, Sydney); Mr R. Hohenthanner and Prof. N. Müller, University of Linz, Webster (University of New South Wales); Dr H. de Bru- Austria. yn (Sydney University); Dr D. Martin (University of Queensland); Dr C. Buckley (Curtin University of Tech- Protein-labelling with paramagnetic ions by Prof. G. OT- nology); Dr G. Dennis (UNSW); Dr A. Whittaker, Uni- TING with Dr G. Pintacuda, Karolinska Institute, Stock- versity of Queensland); Dr G. War (University of holm. Sydney); Dr J. Ruggles (University of Queensland); Dr K. Structure restraints from measurements of cross-correlated Doolan (University of Western Sydney). relaxation by Prof. G. OTTING with Prof. G. Boden- hausen, Ecole Normale, Paris, France; Prof. C. Griesinger, Structural Biology and Biophysics by NMR Max-Planck-Institute Göttingen, Germany; Prof. I. Berti- Application of a high-yield in vitro protein expression sys- ni, University of Florence, Italy; Prof. R. Kaptein, Univer- tem by Prof. G. OTTING, Drs N.E. DIXON and K. sity of Utrecht, Netherlands; and Dr J. Boyd, Oxford OZAWA with Drs L. Guignard and S. Pursglove, Karo- University, England. linska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. Synthesis and Mechanism Application of an intein-based system for protein cycliza- tion by Prof. G. OTTING, Drs N.E. DIXON, P. PROS- Biotransformations by Prof. M.G. BANWELL with Dr SELKOV with Dr N.K. Williams, University of Sydney; G.M. Whited, Genencor International Inc, Palo Alto, Drs D.R. Littler and P.M.G. Curmi, University of New California, USA. South Wales; Dr E. Liepinsh, Karolinska Institute, Stock- Combinatorial synthesis of potential anti-mitotic drugs by holm, Sweden; Drs A. Sharipo and I. Line, University of Prof. M.G. BANWELL and Mr D.J. WONG with Dr Latvia, Riga, Latvia. A.M. Bray, Chiron Technologies Pty Ltd, Clayton, Vic. Determination of the three-dimensional structure of The development of new generation anti-infective agents AmpD by Prof. G. OTTING with Drs E. Liepinsh and L. by Professors M.G. BANWELL and C.J. EASTON, Drs Guignard, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden; and S.A. BENNETT, M.R. NAIRN, J.K. ROBINSON, D.J. Drs B. Joris, C. Généreux, and D. Dehareng, University SINCLAIR, M.K. SMITH and L. XIA with Dr P.J. of Liège, Belgium. O'Hanlon, GlaxoSmithKline, Harlow, UK. Determination of the three-dimensional structure of hu- The development of novel carbohydrate-like drugs by man CLP by Prof. G. OTTING with Drs E. Liepinsh and Prof. M.G. BANWELL, Drs J. RENNER and P. GUAN O. Rådmark, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. with Drs R.H. Don and V. Ferro, Progen Industries Ltd, Determination of the three-dimensional structure of pig Brisbane. Cox-17 by Prof. G. OTTING with Drs E. Liepinsh and The synthesis of sialic acid analogues by Prof. M.G. BAN- R. Sillard, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. WELL and Mr X.H. MA with Dr J. Lambert, Biota Determination of the three-dimensional structure of the Chemistry Laboratories, Department of Chemistry, DAPIN domain by Prof. G. OTTING with Dr E. Liepin- Monash University. sh, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden; Drs A. The total synthesis of biologically active natural products Sharipo and R. Babals, University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia; by Prof. M.G. BANWELL and Mr S. CHAND with Dr G.P. Savage, CSIRO Molecular Science, Melbourne.

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Theoretical Chemical Physics Research School of Earth Sciences Chemical reaction dynamics by Prof. M.A. COLLINS Research projects in Oman and Namibia by Dr R. ARM- with Assoc. Prof. D.H. Zhang, National University of STRONG with Prof. D. Gray, University of Melbourne Singapore; Dr M. Brouard, Oxford University, UK; and and Dr B. Goscombe, University of Adelaide. Dr J.F. Castillo, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. Determining the trace element and isotopic compositions of melt inclusions by Dr V. BENNETT with Dr V. S. Hydrogen abstraction in H + CH4 by Prof. M.A. COL- Kamenentsky, University of Tasmania. LINS with Assoc. Prof. D.H. Zhang, National University of Singapore. Determining Fe oxidation states by Mössbauer spectroscopy by Drs A.J. BERRY and H.StC. O'Neill with Drs S.J. Nonabiabatic dynamics and coupled potential energy sur- Campbell and K.D. Jayasuriya, University of New South faces by Prof. M.A. COLLINS with Prof. D. Yarkony, Wales. Johns Hopkins University, USA. Development of large-scale numerical models of the Quantum scattering of hydrogen and methane on a nickel Earth's crust, mantle and hydrosphere by Dr J. BRAUN surface by Prof. M.A. COLLINS with Dr C. Crespos and with collaborators at the University of Melbourne and the Prof. G.-J. Kroes, University of Leiden, Netherlands. RMIT. Coordination and Spectro-electrochemistry The geochemistry, classification and petrogenesis of granites from the New England Batholith, Eastern Australia by Characterisation of unwarranted combustion deposits in Dr C. BRYANT with Prof. B. Chappell Macquarie Uni- aero-engines by Drs G. A. HEATH, L. NOREN and Mr versity. P.A. GUGGER with Dr M. Sterns, Department of Chemistry, ANU; Mr G. Bailey, Australian War Memori- Comparison of different proxies of past ocean chemistry al Memorial; Dr V. Otiengo-Alego, University of Canber- by Drs E. CALVO and C. PELEJERO with Dr W. ra; and Mr A. Romeyn, Australian Transport Safety Howard from the Cooperative Research Centre for the Bureau, Canberra. Southern Ocean Environment, University of Tasmania. Computational modelling of electrochemical responses by Development of stable isotopic studies on biomarkers by Dr P.J. MAHON with Ms J.C. Myland and Prof. K.B. Drs E. CALVO and C. PELEJERO with Dr K. Grice Oldham, Trent University, Ontario, Canada. from Petroleum and Environmental Organic Geochemis- try Centre, Curtin University, Perth. Corrosion analysis and conservation treatments by Drs G.A. HEATH, P.J. MAHON and R.D. WEBSTER with Stable isotopic studies on biomarkers by Drs E. CALVO Prof. D.C. Creagh and Dr V. Otiengo-Alego, University and C. PELEJERO with Dr W. Howard, University of of Canberra. Tasmania and Dr K. Grice, Curtin University. Redox-modulation of the biological nitrogen-fixing ‘FeM- Dating intrusions from the Antapaccay porphyry copper- oco’ cluster by Dr G. A. HEATH with Dr S.P. Best, Uni- gold deposit in southern Peru by laser ICP-MS by Drs I. versity of Melbourne; Dr L. L. Martin, Flinders H. CAMPBELL and C. ALLEN with Mr. B. Jones, Uni- University; and Prof. C. J. Pickett, John Innes Centre, versity of Tasmania. Norwich, UK. The age of detrital zircons from sandstone collected from Spectro-electrochemical investigation of conjugated bis- the Stawell gold mine in Victoria by Drs I. H. CAMP- porphyrin radical cations and anions by Dr G.A. HEATH BELL and C. ALLEN with Dr Richard Squire, Mel- with Dr D. P. Arnold, Queensland University of Technol- bourne University. ogy, Brisbane. Application of x-ray tomography facilities to characterise fracture and pore geometries in deformed rocks by Prof. Queen Elizabeth II Fellows S.F. COX and Dr E. Tenthorey with Mr. K Ruming, Uni- versity of Newcastle, and Dr M. Knackstedt, RSPhysS&E, DFT investigations of the insertion reactions of alkynes ANU. into M–C bonds by Dr E. WENGER with Dr S.A. Mac- gregor, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK. New insights into mantle evolution from complementary microbeam studies of melt inclusions by Dr S. EGGINS Weathering and photostability of benzoylated wood by Dr with J. Woodhead, University of Melbourne. R.D. WEBSTER and Dr S. SCHMID with Prof. P.D. Evans, Department of Wood Science, University of Brit- Tectonics of the Neoproterozoic — Early Palaeozoic mar- ish Columbia, Canada; and Prof. N.L. Owen, Brigham gin in eastern Australia by Dr C.M. FANNING with As- Young University, USA. sociate Prof. C. Fergusson, University of Wollongong and Prof. R. Henderson, James Cook University. Corrosion of copper in potable water systems by Dr R. D. WEBSTER with Dr A. Lowe and Mr M. Stoll, Depart- Testing of the hypothesis of active neotectonism through ment of Engineering, ANU; and Dr V. Otiengo-Alego, quantifying bedrock erosion rates in the Mt. Painter re- University of Canberra. gion of the Flinders Ranges, South Australia, using cos-

87 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 mogenic nuclides by Dr D. FABEL with Prof. M. The onset of dune formation in the Stretzlecki Desert by Sandiford, University of Melbourne. Prof. R. GRÜN with Prof. R. Twidale, University of Ad- elaide. The timing of Carboniferous-Permian volcanic rocks in the Tamworth belt NSW by Mr. C.M. FANNING with The thermal stability of paramagnetic centres from cores Prof. J. Roberts, University of New South Wales. of the Otway basin by Prof. R. GRÜN with Prof. A. Gl- eadow, University of Melbourne. The timing of magmatic events in Bolivia by Mr. C.M. FANNING with Dr S. Boger, Monash University. A mission to very early earth: when did conditions suitable for life emerge on earth? by Prof. T. M. HARRISON in A new stable-isotope microanalytical facility by Dr M. collaboration with Prof. R.T. Pidgeon, Curtin University GAGAN with Prof. P. De Deckker and Dr B. Opdyke, in research for ARC grant. Geology Department, ANU, Drs I. Goodwin and R. Drysdale, University of Newcastle, and Prof. R. Hender- Prof. T.M. HARRISON, member, Advisory Committee, son, James Cook University. Australian Crustal Research Centre, School of Geoscienc- es, Monash University and member, Science Advisory Coral reconstructions of the Holocene climate of the Council, Tectonics Special Research Centre, The Univer- equatorial central Pacific by Dr M. GAGAN with Prof. C. sity of Western Australia. Woodroffe, University of Wollongong. Tectonic Reconstruction of the evolution of the Alpine- Stable isotope systematics of cassowary eggshell from Pa- Himalayan Orogenic Chain by Prof. T.M. HARRISON pua New Guinea by Dr M. GAGAN with Prof. C. Mur- with Prof. G. Lister, Monash University. ray-Wallace, University of Wollongong. Trace element distribution in high temperature metamor- Stable isotope and trace element ratios in Late Pleistocene phic minerals present during partial melting by Dr J. tufa deposits from northwestern Queensland by Dr M. HERMANN with Mr. I. Buick, La Trobe University. GAGAN with Dr R. Maas, La Trobe University. Noble gas studies in diamonds by Dr M. HONDA with Stable isotope ratios in the Tower Hill lacustrine sedi- Dr D. Phillips, University of Melbourne. ments by Dr M. GAGAN with Prof. P. Kershaw, Monash University. Geochronology of Fiordland, New Zealand by Dr T. IRE- LAND with Prof. G. Clarke and Dr J Hollis, Sydney Uni- 40Ar-38Ar dating by Ms. L. GLASS with Dr D. Phillips, versity. University of Melbourne. Marine electromagnetic studies by Dr T. LILLEY with Dr The environmental effects of the late Devonian A. White, Flinders University and Dr G. Heinson, Ad- Woodleigh impact event by Dr A. GLIKSON with Dr elaide University. M.V. Glikson, University of Queensland. Late Quaternary sea levels: the South Australian Gulf re- The palaeobiology and geochemistry of early Proterozoic gions in a global context by Professors M.T. McCUL- black shales, Hamersley Basin, Western Australia by Dr A. LOCH and R. Grün and Dr N. Spooner with Dr C. GLIKSON with Dr P. Haines, University of Tasmania. Murray-Wallace, University of Wollongong. The petrology and geochemistry of the Woodleigh impact Sea level changes during interglacial periods by Prof. M.T. structure, Western Australia by Dr A. GLIKSON with McCULLOCH with Dr P. Hearty, James Cook University. Drs S. Golding and T. Uysal, University of Queensland. Trace element geochemistry of fish otoliths by Prof. M.T. Appointed as an Emeritus Prof. D.H. GREEN continued McCULLOCH with Prof. M. Kingsford, James Cook collaborative research with Dr T.J. Falloon and Prof. A.J. University. Crawford. Aspects of Proterozoic crustal evolution in Australia and Mantle melting by Prof. D.H. GREEN with Dr T.J. Fal- the evolution of the Mount Painter province, South Aus- loon and Prof. A.J. Crawford, University of Tasmania. tralia by Dr S. McLAREN with Drs R. Powell and M. Stable isotopes in marsupials: reconstruction of environ- Sandiford, University of Melbourne. mental change in Australia by Prof. R. GRÜN and Dr M. The timing and extent of Palaeozoic reactivation in the Gagan with Dr R. Wells, Flinders University and Dr D. western Arunta block, by Drs S. McLAREN and W.J. Bowman, Northern Territory University. Dunlap with Dr M. Sandiford, University of Melbourne, The age of the Cuddie Springs site by Prof. R. GRÜN and Drs I. Scrimgeour, D. Close and C. Edgoose, North- with Drs P. White and J. Field, University of Sydney. ern Territory Geological Survey. The age of South Australian sites with faunal remains in- Fluid inclusion analysis by Dr J. MAVROGENES with cluding Naracoorte Cave and the Rocky River Site on Drs P. Williams and T. Baker, James Cook University. Kangaroo Island by Prof. R. GRÜN with Dr R. Wells, Improved Sr thermal ionisation strategies by Dr W. Flinders University. MÜLLER with Dr R. Maas, La Trobe University.

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Rb-Sr microsampling dating of fibrous minerals in strain Vaughan Coulthard (CSL ANU, Canberra, Australia), Dr shadows around pyrite by Dr W. MÜLLER with Dr D. Rajeev Goré (CSL ANU, Canberra, Australia). Durney, Macquarie University. Logical foundations of hybrid dynamical systems by Dr Single-grain IR laser 40Ar/39Ar dating of white micas Rajeev GORÉ with Dr Jen Davoren (University of Mel- from the Iceman’s intestine by Dr W. MÜLLER with Dr bourne, Melbourne, Australia). J. Wartho, Curtin University. Formal correctness proof of a program logic calculus for Dr M. NORMAN, collaborative studies with Prof. John the deductive verification of java programs by Dr Rajeev Foden, Adelaide University, Dr V. Kamenetsky, Dr G. GORÉ with Dr Bernhard Beckert and Prof. Peter Schmitt Davidson, Dr A. Rae, Prof. R. Large and Mr. P. Robinson, (University of Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany). University of Tasmania, Dr J. Webb and Mr. C. Ihlenfeld, Expressive power and complexity of temporal logics for La Trobe University and Dr D. Belton and students, Uni- model-checking by Dr Rajeev GORÉ with Dr Jen Dav- versity of Melbourne. oren (University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia), Dr Regolith dating by Dr B. PILLANS with Prof. A. Chivas, Stephane Demri (University of Cachan, Cachan, France) University of Wollongong and Prof. R. Bourman, Univer- Kernels for structured data by Prof. John LLOYD with Mr sity of South Australia. T. Gärtner (Fraunhofer Institut, Sankt Augustin, Germa- Systematics in arc volcanic glasses and melt inclusions by ny), Dr Peter Flach (University of Bristol, Bristol, United Mr. SUN with Prof. R.J Arculus, Department of Geology, Kingdom). ANU and Dr V.S. Kamenetsky, University of Tasmania. Planning under uncertainty via model-checking by Dr Metamorphism in central Australia and South Africa by John SLANEY, Dr Sylvie THIÉBAUX with Prof. Frodu- Dr I. S. WILLIAMS with Dr I. Buick, La Trobe Univer- ald Kabanza (University of Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada). sity, and Dr M. Hand, Adelaide University. Kernel methods by Dr Alex SMOLA with Dr Chiranjib The evolution of the Lachlan Fold Belt as recorded in zir- Bhattacharya (Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, In- con preserved in igneous and sedimentary rocks by Dr I. dia), Dr Adam Kowalczyk (Telstra Research Laboratories, S. WILLIAMS and Prof. B.W. Chappell, Macquarie Uni- Melbourne, Australia), Dr Bernhard Schölkopf (Max- versity, with Prof. A.J.R. White, formerly Victorian Insti- Planck-Institute, Tübingen, Germany), Prof. John tute of Earth and Planetary Sciences. Shawe-Taylor (Royal Holloway College, London, United Kingdom). Using granites to date deformation in the Wyangla region by Dr I. S. WILLIAMS with Dr P. Lennox, University of Computer vision by Dr Alex SMOLA with Dr Bernhard New South Wales. Schölkopf (Max-Planck-Institute, Tübingen, Germany), Dr Bill Triggs (INRIA,Grenoble, France), Prof. John Using Hf isotopes in zircon to study magma genesis in Shawe-Taylor (Royal Holloway College, London, United south-eastern Australia by Dr I. S. WILLIAMS with Prof. Kingdom). J. Hergt, Dr J. Woodhead, and Mr. R. Kemp, Melbourne University. Model-based diagnosis and reconfiguration by Dr Sylvie THIÉBAUX with Prof. Froduald Kabanza (University of Using melt inclusions in flood volcanic picrites to con- Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada), Prof. Marie-Odile Cordier strain the nature of mantle processes leading to flood vol- (University of Rennes, Rennes, France), Dr Alessandro canism by Dr G. YAXLEY with Dr V. Kamenetsky, Cimatti (IRST/ITC, Trento, Italy), Dr Piergiorgio Bertoli University of Tasmania. (IRST/ITC, Trento, Italy).

Research School of Information Sciences Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Safe (cautious) multiple model adaptive control by Prof. Brian ANDERSON, Dr Thomas BRINSMEAD with Dr Computer Sciences Laboratory Joao Hespanha (University of Southern California, Los Logical foundations of hybrid control systems by Dr Jen Angeles, USA), Dr Daniel Liberzon (University of Illinois, DAVOREN with Prof. George Pappas (University of Champaign, USA), Prof. A Morse (Yale University, New Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA), Prof. Gerardo Lafferri- Haven, USA. ere (Portland State University, Oregon, USA), Prof. Anil Identification for control by Prof. Brian ANDERSON Nerode (Cornell University, Ithaca, USA). with Prof. Michel Gevers (Université Catholique de Lou- Modular and hierarchical control of hybrid systems by Dr vain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium), Dr Xavier Bombois Jen DAVOREN and Dr Thomas MOOR with Mr Alex- (Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands. ander Itigin (University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany), Safe iterative identification and control redesigns by Prof. Dr Joerg Raisch (Max-Planck-Institute, Magdeburg, Ger- Brian ANDERSON, Dr Alexander LANZON, with Prof. many). Michel Gevers (Université Catholique de Louvain, Lou- Logical foundations of hybrid dynamical systems by Dr vain-la-Neuve, Belgium), Dr Andrea Lecchini (Université Jen DAVOREN and Dr Thomas MOOR with Mr Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium).

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Model and controller reduction by Prof. Brian ANDER- Optimisation algorithms for grasping problems in robot- SON with Dr Andras Varga (German Aerospace Center, ics and for computer vision by Prof. John MOORE with Wessling, Germany). Prof. Uwe Helmke (University of Wuerzburg, Wuerz- burg, Germany). Collaboration in mobile robotics and vision by Dr David AUSTIN with Prof. Henrik Christensen (Royal Institute Field robotics by Prof. Alexander ZELINSKY with Prof. of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden). Ray Jarvis (Monash University, Melbourne, Australia) 2001-2002; Prof. Hugh Durrant-Whyte (University of Hybrid motion/force control by Dr Roy FEATHER- Sydney, Sydney, Australia. STONE with Prof. Oussama Khatib (Stanford Universi- ty, Stanford, USA). Hand gesture interfaces by Prof. Alexander ZELINSKY with Dr Steven Wark (Human Systems Integration, De- Humanoid robot simulation and control by Dr Roy fence Science Technology Organisation, Edinburgh, Aus- FEATHERSTONE with Dr Hirohisa Hirukawa (Indus- tralia), Dr Michael Broughton (Defence Science trial Systems Institute, Tsukuba, Japan). Technology Organisation, Edinburgh, Australia), Mr Image based rendering and new view synthesis by Prof. Ri- Luke Fletcher (RSISE, Canberra, Australia). chard HARTLEY with Dr P Anandan (Microsoft Re- Smart cars project by Prof. Alexander ZELINSKY with search, Redmond, USA), Dr Richard Szeliski (Microsoft Mr Lars Nilsson (Volvo Technology, Gothenburg, Swe- Research, Redmond, USA). den), Mr Magnus Rilbe (Volvo Technology, Gothenburg, Learning for adaptive visual assistants (LAVA) by Prof. Ri- Sweden). chard HARTLEY with Prof. John Shawe-Taylor (Royal Holloway College, London, United Kingdom), Prof. Department of Telecommunications Engineering Cordelia Schmidt (Rhone Alpes, Grenoble, France), Dr Bill Triggs (INRIA, Grenoble, France). Adaptive beamforming by Dr Thushara ABHAYAPALA with Dr Darren Ward (Imperial College, London, United Critical configurations for 3D reconstruction from images Kingdom). by Prof. Richard HARTLEY, with Dr Fredrik Kahl (Lund University of Technology, Lund, Sweden). Collaborative research, development and commercialisation agreement (Phase 6) by Prof. Rod KENNEDY, Dr Two view auto-calibration by Prof. Richard HARTLEY Thushara ABHYAPALA with (Fox Television Stations with Dr Robert Kaucic (General Electric Research, Inc, California, USA), (Philips Laboratories, New York, Schenectady, New York, USA). USA). Robust control of energy momentum wheels supported on Iterative equalisation by Prof. Rod KENNEDY with Prof. active magnetic bearings by Dr Alexander LANZON with Zhi Ding (University of California, California, USA). Prof. Panagiotis Tsiotras (Georgia Institute of Technolo- gy, Atlanta, USA). Acoustic source tracking in reverberant environments using particle filtering methods by Prof. Bob WILLIAM- Joint identification and control redesigns by Dr Alexander SON with Dr Darren Ward (Imperial College of Science, LANZON with Dr Paresh Date (Brunel University, Lon- London, UK). don, United Kingdom). Weight adjustments in H-infinity control design by Dr John Curtin School of Medical Research Alexander LANZON, Prof. Brian ANDERSON with Dr Ubiquitin-specific proteases in cancer by Dr R BAKER Xavier Bombois (Delft University of Technology, Delft, with Assoc Prof DA Gray, Ottawa Regional Cancer Cen- The Netherlands). tre, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Uniqueness of central H-infinity controllers by Dr Alex- Phylogenetic studies of the ubiquitin-specific protease ander LANZON, Prof. Brian ANDERSON with Dr family by Dr R BAKER with Dr LS Jermiin School of Bi- Xavier Bombois (Delft University of Technology, Delft, ological Sciences, University of Sydney, NSW. The Netherlands). Functional studies of yeast deubiquitinating enzymes by On the formulation and solution of robust performance Dr R BAKER with Dr D Finley Harvard Medical School, problems by Dr Alexander LANZON with Dr Michael Boston, MA, USA. Cantoni (University of Melbourne, Australia). Determination of genetic factors responsible for multi- Optimisation methods for design and analysis of digital drug resistance in small cell lung carcinoma by Dr J BAN- systems by Prof. John MOORE with Dr Weyong Yan YER with Dr R Davey, Clinical Oncology, Royal North (Curtin University of Technology), Prof, K Teo (Hong Shore Hospital, Sydney, NSW. Kong Polytechnic University). Ross River Virus persistent infection of macrophages: A Modular and hierarchical control of hybrid systems by Dr model of viral relapse by Dr J BANYER with Dr B Lid- Thomas MOOR, Dr Jen DAVORENwith Mr Alexander bury, University of Canberra, Canberra, ACT. Itigin (University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany), Dr Jo- erg Raisch (Max-Planck-Institute, Magdeburg, Germany). Effects of Hepatitis C infection on the immunoregulatory properties of monocyte derived dendritic cells by Dr J

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BANYER with Dr R Ffrench, Westfield Research Labora- The effect of Fas-Fas ligand interaction on diabetes in tories, Sydney Children's Hospital, Sydney, NSW. NOD mice by Dr B CHARLTON with Dr N Petrovsky, The Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT, Dr P Cooper. The role of Syntaxin subtypes in synaptic transmission by Dr J BEKKERS with Dr C Morgans, Neurological Sci- Adjuvant activity of gamma inulin by Dr B CHARLTON ences Institute, Oregon Health Sciences University, Port- with Dr P Fuentes, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, land, OR, USA. Barcelona, Spain; Dr G Guillen, Centre for Genetic Engi- neering & Biotechnology, Havana, Cuba; Dr DO Willen- The neurophysiology of a Galanin receptor knockout borg, Neurosciences Research Unit, The Canberra mouse with an epileptic phenotype by Dr J BEKKERS Hospital, Canberra, ACT; Dr N Petrovski, Director, Na- with Drs A Jacoby and T Iismaa, Garvan Institute, Sydney. tional Health Sciences Centre, The Canberra Hospital, The influence of the dendritic tree on the firing properties Canberra, ACT. of cerebellar Purkinje cells by Dr J BEKKERS with Prof M Identification of novel membrane proteins by searching Häusser, University College London, UK. for patterns in hydropathy profiles by Dr JD CLEM- Structural analysis of glutathione S-transferases by Prof. P ENTS with Dr RE Martin, School of Biochemistry and BOARD with Dr M Parker St Vincents Medical Research Molecular Biology, Faculty of Science. Institute, Melbourne, Vic. Presynaptic and postsynaptic mechanisms underlie paired Parkinson's Disease, Pesticides and glutathione transferase pulse depression at single GABAergic boutons in rat col- polymorphisms by Prof. P BOARD with Dr D LeCou- licular cultures by Dr JD CLEMENTS with Prof R teur, Department of Pharmacology, University of Sydney Grantyn, Developmental Physiology, Johannes Muller In- and Canberra Clincal School, The Canberra Hospital. stitute of Physiology, Humboldt University Medical School, 10117 Berlin, Germany. Function of the Zeta class GSTs by Prof. P BOARD with Dr MW Anders, Dept of Pharmacology and Physiology, The role of nitric oxide in infectious and autoimmune dis- University of Rochester Medical School. ease by Dr WB COWDEN with Dr K Rockett, Institute of Molecular Medicine, Oxford, UK. Functional analysis of glutathione transferases by Prof. P BOARD with Drs M Lo Bello, A Caccuri and G Ricci, The activity and mechanism of action of novel glycopro- University of Rome. tein processing inhibitor anti-rejection agents by Dr WB COWDEN with Prof A Hibberd, Hunter Valley Hospital Metabolism of arsenic by glutathione transferases by Prof. Transplant Unit, Newcastle, NSW. P BOARD with Dr HV Aposhian, Dept of Molecular and Cellular Biology, University of Arizona, USA. Effects of DHPR Peptide Fragments on Ca Sparks by Prof. AF DULHUNTY with Prof R Fink, University of Glutathione transferases and drug toxicity by Prof. P Heidelberg, Heidelberg Germany. BOARD with Dr L Rivory, Sydney Cancer Centre. Activation of malignant hyperthermic pig muscle by Prof. Structural studies into the mechanism of dihydrofolate re- AF DULHUNTY with Prof E Gallant, University of ductase by Dr MG CASAROTTO with Prof G Roberts, Minnesota, USA. Centre for Mechanisms of Human Toxicity, University of Leicester, UK; Dr J Basran, Department of Biochemistry, Bioavailability of peptides that activate ryanodine recep- University of Leicester, UK. tors by Prof. AF DULHUNTY with Prof I Toth and Dr P Mollinar, University of Queensland. Chitinase and Chitin Binding Proteins Dr MG CASA- ROTTO with Dr C Vorgias, Biology Department, Ath- Structure of ryanodine receptors by Prof. AF DUL- ens University, Greece; Prof H Schrempf, Universitat HUNTY with Dr M Parker, St Vincents Institute of Med- Osnabruk, FB Biologie/Chemie, Osnabruk Germany. ical Research, Melbourne. Peptide activators of the ryanodine receptor Dr MG Actions of peptides on skinned muscle fibres by Prof. AF CASAROTTO with Prof I Toth, Pharmacy Department, DULHUNTY with Dr G Lamb, La Trobe University. University of Queensland. The characterisation of allergic networks by Dr P FOS- Effects of drugs that block Vpu ion channels studied with TER with Dr M Rothenberg, Childrens Hospital Medical NMR techniques Dr MG CASAROTTO with Prof T Centre, University of Cincinnati USA. Watts, Biomembrane Structure Unit, University of Ox- The role of IL-13 in asthma and inflammation by Dr P ford. FOSTER with Dr A Mackenzie, Cambridge University. Effects of drugs that block Vpu ion channels studied Dr Models of chronic asthma by Dr P FOSTER with Prof MG CASAROTTO with NMR techniques with Dr W Kumar, University of NSW. Fischer, Biomembrane Structure Unit, Department of Bi- ochemistry, University of Oxford, UK. Effects of conotoxins on sodium currents by Prof. PW GAGE with Prof D Adams, Department of Physiology The role of NO in regulation of EAE by Dr B CHARL- and Pharmacology, University of Queensland. TON with Dr D Willenborg, The Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT.

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Structure of the GABA-A receptor by Prof. PW GAGE Gz coupling to dopamine D2-like receptors in vivo by with Dr M Parker, St Vincents Institute of Medical Re- Prof. I HENDRY with Dr CD Blaha, Department of Psy- search, Melbourne. chology, Macquarie University. Effects of drugs that block Vpu ion channels on HIV-1 Nerve growth factor retrograde axonal signalling by Prof. replication by Prof. PW GAGE with Prof T Cunningham I HENDRY with Dr T Cowen, Department Anatomy and Dr H Naif, Westmead Hospital NSW. and Developmental Biology, Royal Free and University College Medical School, Royal Free Campus, London. Structure of Vpu ion channels studied by Prof. PW GAGE with NMR techniques with Prof T Watts, Oxford, Neuromuscular growth factors role of TGF-beta and UK. GDNF in motoneurone survival and death by Prof. I HENDRY with Dr I McLennan, Department of Anato- The genetic basis of common mental disorders associated my, University of Otago. with anxiety and depression by Prof. S EASTEAL with Prof A Jorm, Social Psychiatry Research Unit, ANU; Prof Cell-cell communication in the wall of mouse mesenteric M Prior, Psychology Department, Melbourne University, arteries by Prof. C HILL and Dr S SANDOW with Prof Melbourne, Vic. C Garland and Dr K Dora, University of Bath, UK. Role of glycosaminoglycans in the cellular uptake of virus- Expression of gap junctions and connexins in hamster ar- es by Dr C FREEMAN with Prof T Bergstrom, Dept of teries by Prof. C HILL and Dr S SANDOW with Prof SS Clinical Virology, University of Göteborg, Sweden. Segal and Dr R Looft-Wilson, Yale University School of Medicine. Cleavage of heparan sulphate by mammalian heparanase by Dr C FREEMAN with Dr J Turnbull, Molecular Cell Gap junctions; the critical link in EDHF action by Prof. Biology Laboratory, School of Biosciences, University of C HILL and Dr S SANDOW with Dr HC Parkington, Birmingham, Edgbaston, UK. Dr M Tare, Dr H A Coleman, Monash University. Sequencing the heparanase cleavage site of heparan sul- Molecular mechanisms of cell invasion and angiogenesis phate by Dr C FREEMAN with Drs D Coombe and W by Dr M HULETT with Prof CN Chesterman, Prof. BH Kett, Molecular Immunology Laboratory, School of Bio- Chong, Assoc. Prof. PJ Hogg, and Dr LM Khachigan, medical Sciences, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW; Dr RK WA. Andrews and Prof. MC Berndt, The Baker Medical Re- search Institute, Melbourne, Vic. Role of heparanase in the pathogenesis of proteinuria by Dr C FREEMAN with Prof D Power and Dr V Levidiotis, Cloning and characterisation of a novel family of tetraspan Austin Hospital, Melbourne. molecules by Dr M HULETT with Dr L Baker and Prof G Sutherland, The Women's and Children's Hospital, Heparanase as an anti-tumour target by Dr C FREEMAN Adelaide, SA; Prof. PM Hogarth, The Austin Research In- with Dr N Pavlakis, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, stitute, Melbourne, Vic.; L Maxwell, The Canberra Hos- NSW; Drs J Joyce and D Hanahan, Hormone Research pital, Canberra, ACT. Unit, University of California at San Francisco, Califor- nia, USA. Leukocyte Fc receptors and HRG by Dr M HULETT with Prof. PM Hogarth and Dr B Wines, The Austin Re- A program of screening for ENU-mutations affecting lym- search Institute, Melbourne, Vic. phocyte response to antigen by Prof. C GOODNOW with Dr R Cornall and Prof J Bell, Oxford University, Pathophysiological Significance of Reverse signalling UK. through membrane TNF by Dr G KARUPIAH with Dr J Sedgwick, DNAX Research Institute, Palo Alto, USA. Identifying genes for immunity and tolerance by Prof. C GOODNOW with Drs J Cyster, L Laniet, A Weiss, Uni- Genetic regulation of the early innate response to poxvirus versity of California, San Francisco, USA. infection by Dr G KARUPIAH with Dr A Scalzo, Depart- ment of Microbiology, University of Western Australia. Mechanisms regulating B Cells in diabetes by Prof. C GOODNOW with Dr N Petrovsky, The Canberra Hos- Modulation of the immune response by virus-encoded cy- pital, Australia. tokine homologs by Dr G KARUPIAH with Dr A Alcami, Division of Virology, Department of Pathology, Universi- Mutations affecting male fertility by Prof. C GOOD- ty of Cambridge, UK. NOW with Dr M O'Bryan, Monash Institute of Repro- duction and Research, Melbourne, Australia. Chemokines and Immunity to Viral Infections by Dr G KARUPIAH with Drs J Farber and P Murphy, NIAID, Mutations affecting the memory gland by Prof. C National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, USA. GOODNOW with Dr C Ormandy, Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Melbourne, Australia. Virus-mediated inhibition of ion channels in respiratory epithelia by Dr G KARUPIAH with Profs D Cook, J Role of Ikaros in blood cells by Prof. C GOODNOW Young and Dr Kunzelmann, Department of Physiology, with Dr S Smale, University of California Los Angeles, University of Sydney, NSW. USA; Dr A Perkins, Monash University, Melbourne, Aus- tralia.

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Pathogenesis of Influenza Pneumonia and Flavivirus En- The role of poxvirus encoded serpins in cytotoxic T cell in- cephalitis by Dr G KARUPIAH with A/Prof. N King, De- duced apoptosis by Dr A MÜLLBACHER with Dr R partment of Physiology, University of Sydney, NSW. Wallich, Department of Immunology, University of Hei- delberg, Heidelberg, Germany. Protective immune responses in mice against Japanese en- cephalitis virus and infection-enhancing serocomplex fla- The role of T cell serine proteases in cell cytotoxicity and viviruses by Dr M LOBIGS with Dr RA Hall and Prof. J viral pathogenesis by Drs A MÜLLBACHER and M LO- ackenzie, Department of Microbiology, University of BIGS with Dr M. Simon, Max Planck Institut für Im- Queensland, Brisbane, Qld. munbiologie, Freiburg, Germany. Modulation of the MHC class I antigen processing and Hep C and liver damage by Drs A MÜLLBACHER and presentation pathway by flaviviral infection by Dr M LO- M LOBIGS with A/Prof ML Bassett, Gastroenterology BIGS with Dr F Momburg, German Cancer Research Unit, The Canberra Hospital, Woden, ACT. Center, Heidelberg, Germany. Role of histidine-rich glycoprotein in tumour invasion The role of IL-5 in smooth muscle hyperreactivity of the and angiostatin formation by Prof. C PARISH with Dr P gut by Dr KI MATTHAEI and Prof. IG YOUNG with Hogg and Professor C Chesterman, School of Pathology, Prof S Collins, Division of Gastroenterology, McMaster University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW; Dr J Al- University, Department of Medicine, Hamilton Ontario, tin, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Division, The Canada. Faculties, ANU. The role of IL-5 and eosinophils in allergy by Dr KI Role of platelets in tumour metastasis by Prof. C PARISH MATTHAEI and Prof. IG YOUNG with Dr M Rothen- with Dr M Berndt, Baker Research Institute, Melbourne, berg, Division of Pulmonary Medicine, Allergy & Immu- Vic.; Profs C Chesterman and B Chong, School of Pathol- nology, Children's Hospital Medical Centre, Cincinnati, ogy, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW. Ohio USA. Inhibition of vascular restenosis by PI-88 by Prof. C PAR- The role of IL-5 in eosinophil precursor differentiation by ISH with Dr L Khachigian, School of Pathology, Univer- Dr KI MATTHAEI and Prof. IG YOUNG with Prof J sity of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW. Denburg, Department of Medicine, McMaster Universi- Novel complement activation pathways by Prof. C PAR- ty, Hamilton Ontario, Canada. ISH with Professor M Walport and Dr M Botto, Imperial The control of inflammatory disease in vivo by Dr KI College School of Medicine, London, UK. MATTHAEI with Dr S Breit, Centre for Immunology, St Development of a liposome-based TB vaccine by Prof. C Vincents Hospital, Darlinghurst, Sydney, NSW. PARISH with Dr W Britton, Centenary Institute, Sydney. The role of mast cells in vivo by Dr KI MATTHAEI with Eosinophil-induced tumour regression by Prof. C PAR- Prof S Krilis, Department of Immunology, Allergy & In- ISH with Dr M Rothenberg, University of Cincinnati, fectious Diseases, The St George Hospital, Kogarah NSW. Cincinnati, USA. Murine filariasis infections in cytokine deficient mice by 3D structure of mammalian heparanase by Prof. C PAR- Dr KI MATTHAEI with Prof A Hoerauf, Department of ISH, Drs C FREEMAN and M HULETT with Dr M Helminthology, Bernhard Nocht Institute of Tropical Parker, St Vincents Hospital, Melbourne, Vic. Medicine, Hamburg, Germany. Heparanase as an anti-tumour target by Prof. C PARISH, Oral induced T cell tolerance by Dr A MÜLLBACHER Drs C FREEMAN and M HULETT with Dr R Ander- with Dr J Chin, Elizabeth MacArthur AG Institute, NSW son, Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute, Melbourne, Vic. Department of Agriculture, Camden, NSW. Design of viruses for the biological control of vertebrate The role of granzyme A in fungal infection by Dr A populations by Prof. IA RAMSHAW with Drs R. Jackson, MÜLLBACHER with Dr R Ashman, Oral Biology and P.Kerr, Division of Wildlife and Ecology, CSIRO, Can- Pathology, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Qld. berra, ACT. The role p-glycoprotein during acute viral infections by Evaluation of HIV vaccines by Prof. IA RAMSHAW with Dr A MÜLLBACHER with Dr R Johnston, Peter Mac- Dr S Kent, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Vic. Callum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, Vic. Design of HIV-1 vaccines by Prof. IA RAMSHAW with The role of granzymes in viral infection by Dr A MÜLL- Dr D Boyle, CSIRO, Australian Animal Health Laborato- BACHER with Dr M. Smyth, Peter MacCallum Cancer ry, Geelong, Vic. Centre, Melbourne, Vic. Evaluation of new HIV-1 vaccines by Prof. IA RAM- The granzymes in early defence against viral infection by SHAW with Dr R Ffrench, Westmead Hospital, West- Dr A MÜLLBACHER with Dr J Trapani, Peter MacCa- mead, NSW. llum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, Vic. Mucosal immunity and HIV vaccines by Prof. IA RAM- The role of granzymes in the induction of apoptosis by Dr SHAW with Drs M Corb and D Fuller, Powderject Vac- A MÜLLBACHER with Dr M. Simon, Max Planck Insti- cines, USA. tut für Immunbiologie, Freiburg, Germany.

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Development of a novel TB vaccine by Prof. IA RAM- The role of thymic stroma in 2Ma vs 2Mb transgenic SHAW with Dr W Britton, Centenary Institute of Cancer NOD mice by Dr RM SLATTERY with Prof R Boyd, Medicine and Cell Biology, Sydney, NSW. Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne. Role of spinal interneurones in control of movement by The use of the crelox system in analysis of the role of IE in Prof. SJ REDMAN with Dr T Jessell, Columbia Univer- self-tolerance by Dr RM SLATTERY with Dr BF de St sity, New York; Dr L Ziskind-Conhaim and Prof M Jack- Groth, Centenary Institute, Sydney. son, Department of Physiology, University of Wisconsin; The development of cataracts in H-2kb NOD transgenic Drs A Todd And D Maxwell, University Glascow; Dr R NOD mice by Dr RM SLATTERY with Dr D Serreze, Brownstone, Dalhousie University, Halifax; Dr M Gould- Jackson Laboratories, Bar Harbor, USA. ing, Salk Institute, San Diego. The role of NKT cells in B2ma and B2mb NOD mice by Calcium buffering in nerve terminals by Prof. SJ RED- Dr RM SLATTERY with Dr A Baxter, Comparative Ge- MAN with Dr T Jessell with Dr M Jackson, Department nomics Centre, James Cook University, Townsville. of Physiology, University of Wisconsin. Tissue specific deletion of the Bc1 -x gene in studies of au- Properties of interneurons in the amygdala by Dr P SAH toimmunity by Dr RM SLATTERY with Dr J Allison, with Dr H Monyer, University of Heidlberg, Germany. Melbourne University. Morphology of neurons in the amygdala by Dr P SAH Interaction of action potentials with inhibitory synaptic with Dr R Callister, Department of Anatomy, University events by Dr G STUART with Dr M Häusser, University of Newcastle. College London. Control of GM-CSF gene transcription in T cells by Dr HIV Clinical trials by Dr SA THOMSON with Austral- MF SHANNON with Dr A Holloway, Discipline of Bio- ian HIV Vaccine Consortium, Headed by Dr D Cooper, chemistry, University of Tasmania. Natl Centre for Epidemiology and Clinical Research, Uni- Structure function studies of the transcription factor c-Rel versity of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW. by Dr MF SHANNON with Dr T Parks, Cellegy Ltd, San HIV SAVINE by Dr SA THOMSON with D Fuller, Francisco, USA. PowderJect (USA), Madison, Wisconsin, USA; Dr S The role of chromatin remodelling in the development of Kent, Department of Microbiology, University of Mel- effector and memory T cells by Dr F SHANNON and Dr bourne, Melbourne, VIC; Dr RA Ffrench, Pediatric Re- S RAO with Dr B Stockinger, National Institute of med- search Labs, Sydney Children's Hospital, Westmead, ical research, London. NSW. The role of c-Rel in CD28 signaling in T cells by Dr F Hepatitis C SAVINE by Dr SA THOMSON with Dr RA SHANNON and Dr S RAO with Dr S Gerondakis, Wal- Ffrench, Pediatric Research Labs, Sydney Children's Hos- ter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Mel- pital, Westmead, NSW; Assoc Prof B Rawlinson, Prince bourne. of Wales Hospital, Randwick, NSW; Prof A Lloyd, De- partment of Infectious Diseases, Prince of Wales Hospital, NF-kB regulatory networks in T cells by Dr F SHAN- Randwick, NSW. NON and Dr S RAO with Dr S Gerondakis, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, Melbourne; Dr G Denyer, School of Tuberculosis SAVINE by Dr SA THOMSON with Prof Biochemistry, University of Sydney. W Britton and Dr G Shoebridge, Centenary Institute, Camperdown, NSW. Regulation of pig proislet xenograft destruction and assessment of the potential for xenozoonoses by Dr CJ SIME- Papilloma virus and cervical cancer polyepitope vaccine by ONOVIC with Prof A Gibbs, School of Botany and Dr SA THOMSON with Assoc Prof B Tindle, Sir Albert Zoology, ANU; Clin Assoc Prof JD Wilson, Department Sakzewski Virus Research Centre, Brisbane Qld. of Endocrinology, The Canberra Hospital, Woden, ACT; Nasopharyngeal carcinoma polyepitope by Dr SA Dr P McCullagh, Faculty of Veterinary Science, The Uni- THOMSON with Dr R. Khanna, Queensland Institute versity of Sydney, Camden, NSW. of Medical Research, Brisbane Qld. Role of chemokines in the rejection of islet tissue allografts Solving the crystal structure of a H2AZ containing nucle- and xenografts by Dr CJ SIMEONOVIC with Dr WA osome by Dr DJ TREMETHICK with Dr K Luger, De- Kuziel, Section of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology, partment of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, USA. Colorado State University, USA. Immunomodulatory effects of QFA (Coxiella burnetii, To examine a possible link between the mode of action of Phase 1 treatment of mice by Dr CJ SIMEONOVIC with Phenobarbital and chromatin structure by Dr DJ TREM- Dr A Baxter, The Centenary Institute of Cancer Medicine ETHICK with Dr B May, Department of Biochemistry, and Cell Biology, Sydney, NSW. University of Adelaide, SA. T Cell populations in 2Ma vs 2Mb transgenic NOD mice Presynaptic calcium binding proteins in deaf versus nor- by Dr RM SLATTERY with Dr D Godfrey, Monash Uni- mal mice by Dr B WALMSLEY and Dr A BERNTSON versity, Melbourne. with Prof R Fyffe, Wright State University, Ohio, USA.

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The role of auditory activity in the development of release Measurement and decomposition of welfare changes in probability by Dr B WALMSLEY and Dr S OLESKEVI- computable general equilibrium modeling by Prof. G. CH with Prof Takahashi, University of Tokyo, Japan. FANE with Dr H. Ahammad, ABARE, Canberra. Spontaneous activity in the auditory pathway of deaf mice: Anti-poverty programs in Indonesia by Prof. G. FANE an in vivo electrophysiological study by Dr B WALMS- with Dr Daly, University of Canberra. LEY and Dr S OLESKEVICH with Prof R Shepherd and Total factor productivity growth in East Asia by Prof. G. Dr T Paolini, University of Melbourne, Australia. FANE with Dr P. N. Weerasinghe, Central Bank of Sri Comparison of short-term synaptic depression in a calyc- Lanka. eal versus by Dr B WALMSLEY and Dr S OLESKEVICH Management of financial crises by Dr P. GAI with Hyun with multiple-bouton synapse with Prof B Burke, NIH, Song Shin, London School of Economics. Washington, USA National conference ‘Towards Opportunity and Prosperi- Glucocorticoid receptor in adrenocortical steroid-induced ty’ by Prof. R. GARNAUT with Institute of Applied Eco- hypertension by Prof. JA WHITWORTH with Dr T nomic and Social Research at Melbourne University. Cole, Dept Biochemistry, University of Melbourne, Mel- bourne VIC. National conference on Australia–China relations by Prof. R. GARNAUT with University of New South Wales. Free radicals in the pathogenesis of hypertension by Prof. JA WHITWORTH with Dr K Croft, Dept Medicine, AusAID project on Philippine Economy by Prof. H. University of WA, Perth WA. HILL with Prof. Arsenio Balisacan. The role of cholinergic stimulation and prostaglandins in Impact of reforms on rural poor in India by Prof. R. JHA cortisol-induced hypertension in humans by Prof. JA with Prof. R. Ray, University of Tasmania. WHITWORTH with A/Prof. J Kelly and Dr G Mangos, DFID project on nutrition by Prof. R. JHA with Prof. R Dept Medicine, St George Hospital, Kogarah NSW. Gaiha, University of Delhi and Dr K. Imai, University of Genetic determinants in hypertension by Prof. JA WHIT- London. WORTH with Prof. B Morris, Basic and Clinical Ge- Migration and pollution issues by Prof. R. JHA with Prof. nomics Laboratory University of Sydney, Sydney NSW. J. Whalley, University of Warwick, UK. Glucocorticoid binding protein and Chronic Fatigue Syn- Vertical fiscal externalities by Prof. R. JHA with Prof. R. drome by Prof. JA WHITWORTH with Dr D Torpy, Boadway, Queen’s University, Canada, and Prof. I. Hori- Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide SA. ka, Aoyama Gakuin University, Japan. Research School of Paciﬁc and Asian Global dimensions of demographic change by Prof. W. Studies McKIBBIN with Dr Bryant, Brookings Institution, USA. Economics for an integrated world by Prof. W. McKIB- Division of Economics BIN with Prof. P. Wilcoxen, University of Texas, Austin, USA. International Food Safety Standards and Processed Food Exports from Developing Countries by Prof. P. ATHU- Monetary and fiscal policy rules in the European Union KORALA with Rajesh Mehta, Research Information Sys- by Prof. W. McKIBBIN with Prof. R. Neck, University of tems, Delhi, Ashok Gulati, International Food Policy Klagenfurt, Austria. Research Institute, Washington DC, and Sisira Jayasuria, Monetary and fiscal policy rules in the European Union University of Melbourne. by Prof. W. McKIBBIN with G. Haber, University of Trade and Investment in Economic Transition in Viet- Klagenfurt, Austria. nam by Prof. P. ATHUKORALA, book written with J. Policy responses to global risk shocks by Prof W. McKIB- Riedel, P. Nitze, School of Advanced International Stud- BIN with Prof. D. Vines, Oxford University, UK. ies, Johns Hopkins University, Washington DC. Greenhouse Gas Policy in Australia by Prof. W. McKIB- Measuring contagion in the East Asian currency crisis by BIN with Mr D. Pearce, Centre for International Eco- Dr M. DUNGEY with Prof. V. L. Martin, University of nomics, Canberra. Melbourne. Wealth accumulation, wealth distribution and social wel- Contagion in Russian and LTCM financial crises by Dr fare reform in China by Dr X. MENG with Prof. Shi Li, M. DUNGEY with Dr B. Gonzalez-Hermosillo, Interna- Institute of Economics, the Chinese Academy of Social tional Monetary Fund, Dr R. Fry, ANU and Queensland Sciences. University of Technology, and Prof. V. L. Martin, Univer- sity of Melbourne. Impact of one child policy on pension reform in China by Dr X. MENG with Prof. Fang Cai, Institute of Popula- The effect of terms of trade on exchange rate volatility by tion Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Dr M. DUNGEY with Dr P. Cashin, International Mon- etary Fund.

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Research on program evaluation of Food for School Collaborative project on 20th century Chinese intellectual project in Bangladesh by Dr X. MENG with J. Ryan, history by Prof. G.R. BARMÉ with Dr G. Davies, Food Policy Research Centre, Washington DC and ANU. Monash University (joint ARC project). Evaluation of the impact of economic policy research by Collaborative research on the Chinese internet and intel- Dr J. RYAN with Director General of IFPRI, Dr P. Pin- lectual activity in contemporary China by Prof. G.R.BAR- strup-Andersen (project funded by the International Food MÉ with Dr G. Davies, Monash University. Policy Research Institute). A History of Papua New Guinea by Prof. D. DENOON Ownership and technical efficiency: a cross-section study with Dr A. Kituai, University of Papua New Guinea. on the Third Industrial Census of China by Dr M. WEN History of the decolonisation of Papua New Guinea by with Dr Dong Li, Texas A&M University and Prof. Peter Prof. D. DENOON with representatives from DFAT. Lloyd, University of Melbourne. The history and anthropology of tattoo by Dr B. DOUG- Push or pull? The relationship between development, LAS with Dr E. Gover and an international team based at trade and resource endowment by Dr M. WEN with Prof. Goldsmiths College, University of London. S. King, University of Melbourne. Introduction of the concluding volumes of J Needham et Division of Paciﬁc and Asian History al, Science and Civilisation in China by Prof. J.M.D. ELVIN with the Needham Research Institute. Capacity building in relation to the protection of suspects and detainees in China by Dr B. BAKKEN, scholar ex- The environmental history of two Chinese lakes, Erhai change program Scandinavia/Australia. and Chaoho, by Prof. J.M.D. ELVIN with Prof. J. Dear- ing and Drs D. Crook and R. Jones, Liverpool University, Cooperation with Raoul Wallenberg Institute for Human UK and Dr Shen Ji and colleagues of Nanjing University, Rights, Lund, Sweden by Dr B. BAKKEN. PRC. Violence in Asia by Dr B. BAKKEN with Nordic Institute The ambiguous allure of the west: aesthetics and power in of Asian Studies, Copenhagen, ANU and other Australian the Making of Thai identities by Dr P. JACKSON with institutions. Dr R. Harrison, School of Oriental and Asian Studies, Policing in China project by Dr B. BAKKEN with The University of London. Open University of Hong Kong. Dictionary of Pacific Islands biography by Prof. B.V. LAL Transformations in collective identity in the South Pacific with scholars around the world; editing a Fiji volume for by Dr C. BALLARD with the Centre de Recherche et de the British Documents on the Ends of Empire project, In- Documentation sur l’Océanie of the French Centre Na- stitute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London. tional de la Recherche Scientifique. Documentary of the Indian indenture system for the BBC Locating the Commonwealth: community, environment by Prof. B.V. LAL with Dr D. Dabydeen, University of and local governance regimes in reform era Indonesia by Warwick and Dr U. Mesthrie, University of Cape Town, Dr C. BALLARD with Dr C. Warren and Dr J. McCa- South Africa. rthy, Murdoch University, Dr A. Lucas and Dr J. Schiller, Overseas Chinese water frontier in Souteast Asia, 1700– Finders University, Dr G. Acciaoli, University of Western 1900 by Dr T. LI with Prof. C. Trocki, Queensland Uni- Australia and Dr L. Visser, University of Amsterdam. versity of Technology and Dr N. Cooke, ANU. Papuaweb (www.papuaweb.org) a research and documen- The Mekong River region by Prof. G. McCORMACK tation project by Dr C. BALLARD with Mr M. Cookson, with President and Vice-President of Osaka Foreign Stud- PAH, and Dr J. Mansoben, Universitas Cenderawasih and ies University, Profs Akagi and Nishimura. Dr A. Sumule, Universitas Papua, Papua, Indonesia. The Ogasawara Forum 2002 by Prof. G. McCORMACK Rock art dating project, Vanuatu by Dr C. BALLARD (coordinator) with Dr N. Guo, University of Otago. with Dr M. Wilson, ANH, RSPAS and the Vanuatu Cul- tural Centre. Social sciences translation and publication project in Viet- nam by Prof. D. MARR (Head) with Prof. Phan Huy Li, Qing dynasty history and the Yuan Ming Yuan by Prof. Hanoi National University, Advisory Group. G.R. BARMÉ with Ms L. Conner, New York, USA. Multiculturalism in an age of globalisation by Prof. T. Digital Encyclopaedia Project by Prof. G.R. BARMÉ with MORRIS-SUZUKI with Prof. T Iyotani et al, Hitotsub- colleagues at the Long Bow Group in Boston and the East ashi University, Tokyo, Japan. Asia Center, Indiana University, USA. Americanisation and East Asia by Prof. T. MORRIS-SU- The cultural revolution documentary film project by Prof. ZUKI with Prof. T. Nakano, Tokyo University of Foreign G R BARMÉ with Dr C. Hinton and Mr R. Gordon, Studies and others. Long Bow Group, Boston, Prof. E. Perry, Harvard Uni- versity, Prof. A. Walder, Stanford University, Prof. A. War and media research project by Prof. T. MORRIS- Nathan, Columbia University, as well as other academics SUZUKI with Prof. S. Yoshimi, Tokyo University and in Sweden and Australia. others.

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Cross border networks in East Asia by Prof. T. MORRIS- Philippine communist insurgency by Dr C. COLLIER SUZUKI with Prof. S. Kang, Tokyo University. with R. Rutten, University of Amsterdam. Research into World War II in Papua New Guinea by Consultancy to write monthly reports on Australian agri- Prof. H. NELSON with the Australian War Memorial. culture and agricultural policy by Assoc. Prof. A. GEORGE MULGAN from the Norinchukin Research Experiences and participation in World War II in Papua Institute. New Guinea by Prof. H. NELSON, collaboration with the National Museum for a planned exhibition, with Dr Two projects on governance and one on wealth distribu- H. Iwamoto, Tsukuba University, Tokyo, and other tion in Vietnam by Prof. B. KERKVLIET (co-organiser) scholars, including from Papua New Guinea. with colleagues at the ANU and the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore. Division of Politics and International Relations Book project on civil society and political change in Asia, Department of International Relations by Prof. B. KERKVLIET (participant) with the East– West Center, Honolulu and Washington, DC. Cosmopolitan militaries project by Dr L. ELLIOT with scholars from University of Oxford, University of Aber- Visiting fellowship Dr R. MAY at MacMillan Brown Cen- deen, Cambridge University, Columbia University, Lon- tre for Pacific Studies. don School of Economics, University of Manchester, Muslim autonomy in Mindanao by Dr R. MAY, Associ- University of Wales Aberystwyth, Kings College London, ate, P Gowing Memorial Research Center, Marawi City, Italian National Research Council, Australian Defence Philippines. Force Academy. Regime change and regime maintenance in Asia and the Sources of legitimacy for intervention in multilateral secu- Pacific project by Dr R. MAY with various institutions in rity crises by Dr L. ELLIOT with United Nations Univer- Australia and overseas. sity. Papua New Guinea election studies 1997–2002 by Dr R. Asia–Pacific security dynamics by Mr G. FRY with Prof. MAY with Department of Political and Administrative Soeya, Keio University. Studies, University of Papua New Guinea. Joint application for a European Union/DEST pilot pro- Asia Pacific security outlook (annual) by Dr R. MAY with gram in international student exchanges by Dr C. REUS- Japan Center for International Exchange, Tokyo, and SMIT with colleagues at the University of Queensland East–West Center, Hawaii, member of APSO Project and the University of Melbourne. Team. Department of Political and Social Change Adjunct faculty Dr R. MAY, Center for Civil Military Re- The dynamics and management of internal conflict in lations, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, US Asia, Aceh study group project by Dr E. ASPINALL (act- Documenting endangered language project by Ms R. ing principal researcher), with the East–West Center, SAOVANA-SPRIGGS with the General Linguistics De- Washington, DC. partment, Kiel University. Civil society and political change in Asia project by Dr E. Proposed workshop program for the ‘Follow-Up Bougain- ASPINALL with East–West Center, Honolulu. ville Women’s Summit’ by Ms R. SAOVANA-SPRIGGS Malaysian Economics and Politics in the New Century by with with Centre for Refugees, NSW University, Bou- Dr C. BARLOW, co-editor with Prof. F. Loh, Universiti gainville Women For Peace and Freedom Office in Syd- Sains Malaysia. ney, Bougainville Women Inter-Church Forum. International study of palm oil production, marketing and Editor, book of a collection of Bougainville women’s pa- politics by Dr C. BARLOW as Visiting Scholar, Wolfson pers about their experiences in peacemaking and peace- College, University of Oxford, June–September collabo- building in Bougainville in the last ten years by Ms R. rating with various colleagues. SAOVANA-SPRIGGS with the Bougainville Women For Peace and Freedom Office in Sydney and in Arawa, Bou- The dynamics and management of internal conflicts in gainville Island. Asia, Aceh Study Group project by Dr H. CROUCH (member), with the East–West Center, Washington, DC. Economic reform in India by Dr R. SHAND with Dr Shashanka Bhide, National Council of Applied Economic Advisory role on civil society and political change in Asia, Research, New Delhi. Dr H. CROUCH (‘Senior scholar’) with the East–West Center, Honolulu. Study of the economics of regional cooperation in the In- dian Ocean Rim region by Dr R. SHAND with Prof. K. the dynamics and management of internal conflicts in Kalirajan, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Asia, Aceh Study Group project by Dr C. COLLIER, Tokyo. principal researcher, Southern Philippines, with the East– West Center, Washington, DC.

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Division of Society and the Environment On bone dating by Prof. A.J. ANDERSON with Dr T. Higham, Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit, Univer- Department of Anthropology sity of Oxford. Indigenous Agricultural Systems in the new Indonesia: Archaeology of Kiritimati Island by Prof. A.J. ANDER- impacts of estate monocultures, globalization and decen- SON with Dr P. Wallin and Dr H. Martinsson-Wallin, tralization by Prof. H. BROOKFIELD with Associate Kon-Tiki Museum, Oslo. Prof. L Potter and Mr S Badcock, University of Adelaide. Southern margins project by Prof. A.J. ANDERSON with Lecture series by Dr A. KIPNIS with University of Sydney Mr G. O'Regan, Ngai Tahu Development Corporation, Anthropology program. New Zealand. Anthropology lecture series by Dr A. KIPNIS with Qing- On tribal boundary issues by Prof. A.J. ANDERSON hua University (Taiwan). with Dr Te M Tau, Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu. ARC Linkage Grant by Dr A. McWILLIAM with Austral- Retrospective monitoring of rangeland vegetation change ian Agency for International Development. using phytolith analysis by Dr D. BOWDERY with Dr B. Australian/French joint project, ‘Recontres culturelles dans Witt, School of Natural and Rural Systems Management, le Pacifique’ by Prof. M. MOSKO with Prof. M. Jolly, University of Queensland, Gatton Campus. Prof. D. Tryon, Dr C. Ballard, Dr B. Douglas, Prof. B. Lal. Archaeology of agriculture in the New Guinea Highlands: Collaborative work by Prof. M. MOSKO with Prof. S. the record of the last 2000 years in the Kuk swamp, Mt Tcherkezoff, Dr L. Brutti, Dr J. M Chazine, Dr F. Dour- Hagen by Emeritus Prof. J. GOLSON with Dr T.P. Bay- aire-Marsandon, Dr P. van der Grijp, Dr I. Merle, Dr S. liss-Smith, Department of Geography, Cambridge Uni- Revolon, Dr F. Tzerikaianta at CREDO/CNRS Mar- versity, UK. seilles and Paris. Reconstruction of global environments, BIOME6000, by Australia–Vietnam visitor exchange program fellow, Dr P. Prof. G.S. HOPE with Prof. S. Harrison, Max Planck In- TAYLOR, with the Academies of the Social Sciences and stitute of Geoecology, Jena Germany. Humanities in Australia and the Vietnam National Centre Glacial environments of New Guinea by Prof. G.S. HOPE for the Social Sciences and Humanities. with Dr Peterson, Monash University, Dr Prentice, Uni- The signing of Departmental/School exchange agree- versity of New Hampshire, Dr Hantoro, LIPI Geoteknolo- ments by Dr N. TAPP (with Dr A. Kipnis) with Peking gi, Bandung and Dr S Haberle, RMAP, RSPAS. University and Yunnan University. Peatlands of montane NSW by Prof. G.S. HOPE with Dr The signing of a memorandum of cooperation by Dr N. P. Kodela, Royal Botanical Gardens, Sydney, Dr R. Good, TAPP with Hong Kong University. New South Wales National Parks, Mr A. Wade, Actew- AGL. Dispatch of Dr G Wijeyewardene collection of books by Dr N. TAPP to the University of Yunnan, in collaboration Sphagnum and Australasian peatlands by Prof. G.S. with the University Library and Mrs M Wijeyewardene HOPE with Dr J. Whinam, Tasmanian National Parks who donated the books. and Wildlife Service. Department of Archaeology and Natural History Tropical peatland and fire by Prof. G.S. HOPE with Dr U. Chockalinggam, Centre for International Forestry Re- Further research into dry-air freeze-drying of artefacts and search (CIFOR), Indonesia. structures in Antarctica by Mr W. AMBROSE with Dr I. Godfrey, Western Australian Maritime Museum, Freman- Contemporary cave use in East Timor by Dr S. O’CON- tle. NOR with Dr S. Pannell, Rainforest CRC, James Cook University, Cairns. Archaeology of French Polynesia by Prof. A.J. ANDER- SON with Dr E. Conte, French University of the South Style, ethnicity and function in Aboriginal glass artefacts Pacific, Prof. P. Kirch, University of California Berkeley, by Dr S. O’CONNOR with Dr P. Veth, Research Unit, Dr D. Kennett, University of Oregon and Dr M. Weisler, AIATSIS. University of Otago. Origin of manufacture of glass beads in East Timor ar- Archaeology of Palau by Prof. A.J. ANDERSON with Dr chaeological sites by Dr S. O’CONNOR with Dr B. S. Wickler, Tromso University. Gratuze, Institut de Recherche sur les Archéomatériaux, Centre Ernest Babelon, CNRS–ORLEANS, France. Archaeology of Niue by Prof. A.J. ANDERSON with Dr R. Walter, University of Otago. Pottery sourcing in East Indonesia by Prof. M. SPRIGGS with Prof. W. Dickinson, University of Arizona. Archaeology of the Philippines by Prof. A.J. ANDER- SON with Dr E. Dizon, National Museum of the Philip- Vanuatu faunal sequences by Prof. M. SPRIGGS with Dr pines and Dr V. Paz, Philippines University. D. Steadman, Florida Museum of Natural History, and Dr J. Mead, Arizona State University.

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Prehistoric human remains from Vanuatu by Prof. M. Agrodiversity in shifting cultivation systems in Papua New SPRIGGS with Dr F. Valentin, CNRS, and Universite de Guinea by Dr B. ALLEN with Mr J. Sowei, Papua New Paris 1 and Universite de Paris 10. Guinea Research Institute, Port Moresby. Dating of shell artifacts from Buka Island, Northern Solo- Mapping malaria in Papua New Guinea by Dr B. ALLEN mons by Prof. M. SPRIGGS with Dr S Wickler, Univer- with Dr I. Mueller, Papua New Guinea Institute of Med- sity of Tromso, Norway. ical Research, Goroka. Palaeoenvironmental research in the Philippines by Dr J. Information for rural development and planning in Papua STEVENSON with Dr Vistor Paz and Dr F. Siringan, New Guinea by Dr RM. BOURKE with Mr V. Kampori, University of the Philippines. Mr J. Leleng, Mr R. Harden, Mr S. Sipiau and Mr R. Kera, PNG Department of National Planning and Moni- Palaeobotanical research in the Philippines by Dr J. STE- toring. VENSON with Dr D. Madualid and Dr L. Bulalacao, National Museum of the Phillipines. Information for rural development and planning in PNG by Dr R.M. BOURKE with Dr G. Wiles, Dr S. Bang and Microclimatic monitoring of northern Australian rock Ms N. Omat, PNG National Agricultural Research Insti- shelters by Dr A. WATCHMAN with Mr V. Daniel, Aus- tute. tralian Museum. Information for rural development and planning in PNG Dating travertine deposits in Jordan by Dr A. WATCH- by Dr R.M. BOURKE with Mr M. Kanua, Mr M. Rah- MAN with Prof. M. De Dapper, Ghent University. man and Mr G. Gumembi, PNG Department of Agricul- Dating of giant mural paintings in Baja California Sur by ture and Livestock. Dr A. WATCHMAN with Dr M. Hernadez Llosas, Uni- Sustainability of agriculture in Bougainville Province by versity of Buenos Aires, Argentina, M. de la Luz Gutierrez, Dr R.M. BOURKE with Mr P. Koles, Mr G. Wayen and Instituto Nacional de Antropologia y Historia, Mexico, Mr B. Simiha, Bougainville Provincial Administration, and Dr R. Sparks, Rafter Radiocarbon Facility, NZ. PNG. Dating the El Hosh petroglyphs in Egypt by Dr A. Food Security for PNG by Dr R.M. BOURKE with Dr S. WATCHMAN with Dr D. Huyge, Royal Museum of Bang and Dr G. Wiles, PNG National Agriculture Re- Belgium, Brussels and Dr A. McNichol, Woods Hole search Institute. Oceanographic Institution. Community economies project by Prof. K. GIBSON with Dating of rock art in the Victoria River district, Northern Prof. J. Graham, Department of Geosciences, University Territory, by Dr A. WATCHMAN with Dr C. Chippin- of Massachusetts. dale, Cambridge University and Dr J. Flood, University of Sydney. Community economies project by Prof K. GIBSON with Dr J. Cameron, School of Environmental Planning, Grif- Investigating the rock art of Port Keats region by Dr A. fith University. WATCHMAN with Dr G. Ward, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Mr K. Mul- Yesterday and Apocalypse Now: authoring indigenous his- vaney, Aboriginal Sacred Sites Protection Authority and tory on film by Dr D.C. McKAY with Ms P. Perez, At- Mr M. Crocombe, Kanamkek-Yile Ngala Museum. eneo de Manila University. Dating the Barrier Canyon style of rock paintings in Utah Department of Linguistics by Dr A. WATCHMAN with C. Patterson, Metropolitan Description of East Timor languages by Dr J. BOWDEN State University, Denver. with Prof. N. Himmelmann, University of Bochum, and Dating rock varnishes in Nevada by Dr A. WATCHMAN Associate Prof. J. Hajek, University of Melbourne. with Dr E. Ritter, National Park Service, California, and On the Pacific and regional distributed sound archive by Dr A. Woody, State Museum of Nevada, Reno. Dr J. BOWDEN with academics from University of Syd- Analysis of rock painting pigments from Malta by Dr A. ney and University of Melbourne. WATCHMAN with Dr A. Pace, Museum Department Kalam ethnobiology by Prof. A. PAWLEY with Dr S. Ma- Malta. jnep, Simbai, PNG, Dr R. Gardner, Auckland Museum, Department of Human Geography and Dr R. Hide, RSPAS. Poverty mapping in Papua New Guinea by Dr B. ALLEN Papuan comparative linguistics by Prof. A. PAWLEY with with Dr J. Gibson, Economics Department, Waikato Prof. W.A. Foley, University of Sydney and Dr M Ross. University, New Zealand. Diachronic fate of grammatical constructions by Dr M. The impact of ENSO events on food security in Papua ROSS with Prof. B. Comrie, Max Planck Institute for Ev- New Guinea by Dr B. ALLEN with Dr S. Bang, Papua olutionary Anthropology, Leipzig. New Guinea Agricultural Research Institute, Lae.

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Non-Divisional Groups Contribution by Dr S. FOALE of video material of environmental impact surveys to CSIRO Fisheries. Internet Publications Bureau Discussions by Dr S. FOALE with University of Queens- Coordination by Dr T. M. CIOLEK of activities of the land on management of Tetepare Island, Solomon Islands. Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library, with 43 scholars and librarians from Australian and overseas universities. Design for a social science research training curriculum for employees of research institutions and government bu- Paciﬁc Manuscripts Bureau reaucracies throughout Vietnam by Dr F. MAJID- Joint copying project by Mr E. MAIDMENT, with COOKE with International Institute of Asian Studies, Mitchell Library, National Library of Australia, Alexander Amsterdam, Pennsylvania State University and ANU. Turnbull Library, University of Auckland Library, Uni- Meeting by Dr E. PETERSEN with potential collabora- versity of Hawaii Library, University of California Library, tors at the International Food Policy Research Institute, San Diego, Yale University Library. Washington D C, North Carolina State University, Specific archival preservation projects by Mr E. MAID- Raleigh, and the Asian Development Bank, Manila. MENT, including microfilming Sepik patrol reports of Multilateral governance of fisheries (seminar) by Dr E. PE- Kenneth Thomas and the Samoan journal of Rev E.G. TERSEN at Resources For the Future, Washington DC. Neil in collaboration with Dr B. Craig, Foreign Ethnology Curator, South Australian Museum. Economic policy, institutions and fisheries development in the Pacific (seminar) by Dr E. PETERSEN at Imperial Microfilming South Seas evangelical mission baptism reg- College at Wye, England. isters by Mr E. MAIDMENT with the Centre for the Study of Australian Christianity, Menzies College, Mac- Comparing irrigation systems in Thailand and Ecuador, quarie University. research partnership by Dr A. WALKER with Institute for Research and Development and Centre d’Etude du chin- Microfilming cuttings from the Chilean press on Rapanui isme Agricole, du Genie Rural et des Eaux et Forets. (Easter Island) by Mr E. MAIDMENT in collaboration with Dr G. McCall, Centre for South Pacific Studies, Uni- Comparing irrigation systems in Thailand and Ecuador by versity of NSW. Dr A WALKER with Institute for Research and Develop- ment and Centre d’Etude du chinisme Agricole, du Genie Identifying and microfilming rare Pacific scientific serials Rural et des Eaux et Forets. by Mr E. MAIDMENT with the CSIRO Black Mountain Library and the Queensland Herbarium Library; Univer- Consultative discussions by Dr A. WALKER with staff sity of NSW Social Sciences Library survey of the Hall- from Montpelier, France about research collaboration strom Pacific Collection. with French institutes working on resource management. Resource Management in Asia-Paciﬁc Program State, Society and Governance in Melanesia Project Discussions by Dr A. CASSON with ICRAF and Forest Policy making in Papua New Guinea workshop by Dr S. Watch Indonesia about proposed research on the Indone- DINNEN with National Research Institute, Port Mores- sian Government’s current forest management strategies. by. Collaboration by Dr A. CASSON with WWF Papua on Forum on PNG forests by Dr S. DINNEN (co-convener) the development of forest policy in Irian Jaya. with Greenpeace (Australia and PNG) and Resource Man- agement on the Asia–Pacific, ANU. Small islands under pressure in Milne Bay Province (PNG) by Dr C. FILER with Conservation International Peace-building in Fiji by Dr S. RATUVA with Ecumeni- and University of PNG. cal Center for Research, Education and Advocacy in Fiji. Development of research proposal for study on relation- Strategic and Defence Studies Centre ship between indigenous forest management practices and Paper in Asia Policy series on ‘Australia, Asia and the US provincial forest policy formation in West Papua by Dr C. Alliance’ by Prof. P. DIBBS with the University of Mel- FILER with State University of Papua, and for study of in- bourne. tegrated rural land use planning in Milne Bay Province with Conservation International. Lectures on ‘Continental Strategy’ by Prof. D. HORNER to the Australian Command and Staff College. Finalisation of research proposal by Dr C. FILER for study of ‘Small Islands Under Pressure in Milne Bay Prov- ince’ (PNG) with Conservation International and Univer- Research School of Physical Sciences sity of PNG. and Engineering Meetings by Dr C. FILER with University of PNG Vice- Chancellor and staff, and staff of Divine Word University Applied Mathematics (PNG), regarding partnership with ANU. Geostatistical analysis of tomographic data by Dr C.H. Discussions by Dr C. FILER with WWF South Pacific re- ARNS with Prof. D. Stoyan, University of Freiberg, Ger- garding collaboration on marine conservation research. many.

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Signatures of spatial morphology in ordered and disor- Atomic and Molecular Physics Laboratories dered media by Prof. S. HYDE, Dr M.A. KNACKST- EDT, Dr V. ROBINS and Mr G. SCHRÖDER with Dr Low energy electron-molecule scattering by Prof. S.J. K. Mecke, Max-Planck-Institut für Metallforschung, BUCKMAN with Dr M.J. Brunger and Prof. P.J.O. Stuttgart, Germany. Teubner, Flinders University. Correlating microstructure to elastic properties of porous Electron scattering from molecular radicals by Prof. S.J. materials by Dr M.A. KNACKSTEDT with Dr E. Gar- BUCKMAN with Dr M.J. Brunger and Prof. W. boczi, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Lawrance, Flinders University. USA. Electron scattering from metal vapours by Prof. S.J. Integral geometric measures of real complex media by Dr BUCKMAN with Prof. P.D. Burrow, University of Ne- M.A. KNACKSTEDT and Dr C.H. ARNS with Dr K. braska, USA; Prof. K. Bartschat, Drake University, USA. Mecke, University of Stuttgart and Max-Planck-Institut Electron-molecule scattering by Prof. S.J. BUCKMAN für Metallforschung, Germany. with Prof. H. Tanaka, Sophia University, Japan and Prof. Imaging, visualising and modelling tissue engineered con- H. Cho, Chungnam National University, Korea. structs by Dr M.A. KNACKSTEDT, Dr T.J. SENDEN Positron scattering from atoms and molecules by Prof. S.J. and Dr A. SAKELLARIOU with Prof. B. Milthorpe, Uni- BUCKMAN with Prof. C. Surko, University of Califor- versity of New South Wales; Dr D. Hutmacher, National nia, USA. University of Singapore. Rainbows in scattering of electrons from molecules by Tomographic imaging of dental materials Dr M.A. Prof. S.J. BUCKMAN and Prof. L.T. CHADDERTON KNACKSTEDT, Dr T.J. SENDEN and Dr A. SAKEL- with Prof. S.A. Cruz, Metropolitan Autonomous Univer- LARIOU with Prof. M. Swain, University of Sydney; sity, Mexico. Nicky Kilpatrick, Department of Dentistry, Royal Chil- dren's Hospital, Parkville, Victoria. (e,2e) experiments on water by Dr S.J. CAVANAGH with Prof. B. Lohmann, Griffith University. Characterisation of porus media by Dr M.A. KNACKST- EDT, Dr A.P. SHEPPARD and Dr R.M. SOK with Prof. Threshold double photoionization from water and sulfur W.B. Lindquist, State University of New York at Stony- dioxide by Dr S.J. CAVANAGH with Prof. G.C. King, brook, USA. University of Manchester, UK and Prof. P. Bolognesi, IMAI del CNR, Rome, Italy. Interpretation of laboratory core measurements: (MAK, ASA, TJS, APS, RMS, CHA) by Dr M.A. KNACKST- Atomic force microscopy of fission fragment irradiated EDT, Dr A. SAKELLARIOU, Dr T.J. SENDEN, Dr quartz, fullerite, apatite and natural opal by Prof. L.T. A.P. SHEPPARD, Dr R.M. SOK and Dr C.H. ARNS CHADDERTON with Prof. G. Espinosa and Prof. S.A. with Prof. W.V. Pinczewski, University of New South Cruz, Metropolitan Autonomous University, Mexico. Wales; Mr G. Bunn and Mr C. Smith, BHP Billiton. Phase changes in transition metal dichalcogenides due to Computational topology for the analysis of scientific data GeV Heavy Ion, and MeV Fullerene Ion Bombardments: by Dr V. ROBINS with Dr E. Bradley, University of Transmission Electron Microscopy and Surface Force Mi- Colorado, Boulder, USA. croscopy by Prof. L.T. CHADDERTON with Dr A. Dunlop, SESI, École Polytechnique, Paliseaux, France. Nanomechanics of lipid membranes by Dr T.J. SENDEN with Prof. J.-M. di Meglio, Paris VII, France. Radiation effects on polymers and semiconductors by Prof. L.T. CHADDERTON with Dr D. Fink, Hahn- Novel single molecule detection using force microscopy Meitner Institute, Berlin, Germany. by Dr T.J. SENDEN with Dr J. Gooding, University of New South Wales. (e,2e) primary current electron spectroscopy and other surface technical investigations of the Graphite/Fullerene Liquid penetration into paper products and coatings by radiation-induced phase change by Prof. L.T. CHAD- Dr T.J. SENDEN and Mr R. ROBERTS with Dr M.B. DERTON with Prof. P.B. Möller, Niels Bohr Institute, Lyne, International Paper Pty Ltd and Dr W. Schrof, Denmark. BASF Ludwigshafen, Germany. GeV ion tracks in Alkali and Alkali Earth Halides by Prof. Network modelling of multi-phase flow in porous media L.T. CHADDERTON with Dr C. Trautmann, GSI, by Dr R.M SOK and Dr A. P. SHEPPARD with Prof. Germany. W.V. Pinczewski and Dr L. Paterson, Australian Petrole- um CRC. Annealing of fission tracks in apatite: kinetics, effects of pressure and applications in geothermometry by Prof. Pore-scale network models for sedimentary rock by Dr L.T. CHADDERTON with Dr R. Jonckeere, University R.M SOK and Dr A. P. SHEPPARD with Prof. W.V. of Freiberg, Germany; Dr A Wendt, British Antarctic Sur- Pinczewski, Australian Petroleum CRC; Prof. W.B. vey, UK. Lindquist, State University of New York at Stonybrook, USA. Studies of plasma effects, and electronic and nuclear vici- nage in the stopping of swift clusters in solids by Prof. L.T.

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CHADDERTON and Prof. E. GAMALY (AM) with Development of particle detector and fast data collection Prof. S.A. Cruz, Metropolitan Autonomous University, technologies by Dr J.C.A. LOWER with Prof. H. Mexico. Schmidt-Böcking, University of Frankfurt, Germany. Theory and practice of organic radical formation and mo- Electron ionization of rare gases by Prof. R.P. tion in GeV ion-irradiated polymers by Prof. L.T. McEACHRAN with Mr M.A. Hayes and Prof. B. Lohm- CHADDERTON and Prof. E. GAMALY (AM) with ann, Griffith University; Mr D.A. Biava and Prof. D.H. Prof. S.A. Cruz, Metropolitan Autonomous University, Madison, University of Missouri-Rolla, USA; Prof. C.T. Mexico. Whelan, Old Dominion University, USA; Prof. H.P. Sa- ha, University of Central Florida, USA and Dr E. Engel & Studies of ultrafast coherent dynamics of localised modes Prof. R. Dreizler, University of Frankfurt, Germany. in many-body systems by Prof. L.T. CHADDERTON and Dr S.Y. KUN (TP) with Prof. W. Greiner, University Electron excitation of atoms by Prof. R.P. McEACHRAN of Frankfurt, Germany and Prof. S. Haas, University of with Dr R. Srivastava, Roorke University, India and Prof. Strasbourg, France. A.D. Stauffer, York University, Canada. Radioactivity in the fine structure of precious opal; explo- Sherman function for krypton by Prof. R.P. ration and artificial opal synthesis by Prof. L.T. CHAD- McEACHRAN with Mr M.R. Went, Profs. B. Lohmann DERTON and Dr A. STEWART (AM) with Dr B. and W.R. MacGillivray, Griffith University. Senior, Senior and Associates, Canberra and Dr R. Jonck- Positron excitation of argon by Prof. R.P. McEACHRAN eere, University of Freiberg, Germany. with Prof. A.D. Stauffer, York University, Canada. Multiple atomic ionization by Dr A. KHEIFETS with Positron scattering from xenon by Prof. R.P. Prof. I. Bray, Murdoch University; Prof. B. Joulakian, McEACHRAN with Dr L.A. Parcell, MacQuarie Univer- University of Metz, Germany; Prof. R. Dörner, Frankfurt sity and Prof. A.D. Stauffer, York University, Canada. University, Germany; Prof. Y. Azuma, Photon Factory, Tsukuba, Japan and Dr A. Dorn, Max-Plank Institute for Positron ionization of atoms by Prof. R.P. McEACHRAN Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, Germany. with Dr R.I. Campeanu and Prof. A.D. Stauffer, York University, Canada. Rotational distributions in ozone photolysis by Prof. B.R. LEWIS with Prof. R.J. Donovan, Dr H.A. Sheard et al., The electron-hydrogen vibrational excitation cross section University of Edinburgh, Scotland. by Dr R.E. ROBSON with Prof. M.A. Morrison, Univer- sity of Oklahoma, USA and Dr R. White, James Cook Analysis of REMPI spectra by Prof. B.R. LEWIS and Dr University. S.T. Gibson with Prof. M.L. Ginter, University of Mary- land, USA; Dr J.S. Morrill, Naval Research Laboratory, Negative mobility phenomena in weakly ionised plasmas Washington, USA and Dr R.A. Copeland, SRI Interna- by Dr R.E. ROBSON with Prof. Z. Petrovic, Institute of tional, USA. Physics, Belgrade, Serbia. Coupled-channel calculations of linewidths for the b state Eigenvalue methods in low temperature plasma physics of N2 by Prof. B.R. LEWIS and Dr S.T. GIBSON with transport theory by Dr R.E. ROBSON with Prof. Y. Prof. H. Lefebvre-Brion, Université de Paris-Sud, Orsay, Sakai, Hokkaido University, Japan. France and Prof. J.-M. Robbe, Université de Lille, France. A comparative study of the scattering of electrons and neu- Anomalous isotopic predissociation by Prof. B.R. LEWIS trons at high momentum transfer by Dr M. VOS with and Dr S.T. GIBSON with Prof. G. Stark, Wellesley Col- Prof. E. Gray, Griffith University and Prof. Dr C.A. lege, USA and Dr J.B. West, Daresbury Laboratory, UK. Chatzidimitriou-Dreismann, Technical University, Ber- lin, Germany. Review of molecular oxygen by Prof. B.R. LEWIS and Dr S.T. GIBSON with Prof. M.L. Ginter, University of Mar- Electron correlations in solids by Dr M. VOS, Dr A. yland, USA and Dr J.S. Morrill, Naval Research Labora- KHEIFETS and Prof. E. WEIGOLD with Dr F. Aryase- tory, Washington, USA. tiawan, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Japan and Dr M. Usuda, Ja- XUV laser spectroscopy of isotopic nitrogen by Prof. B.R. pan Atomic Energy Research Institute, Japan. LEWIS and Dr K.G.H. BALDWIN (LPC) with Prof. W. Ubachs, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Electron momentum spectroscopy of atoms and molecules by Prof. E. WEIGOLD with Dr M.J. Brunger and Prof. Development of ultra-high resolution VUV laser sources I.E. McCarthy, Flinders University. by Prof. B.R. LEWIS, Dr K.G.H. BALDWIN (LPC) and Dr M. Kono with Prof. B.J. Orr, Macquarie University. Correlations in the Helium asymptotic wavefunction by Prof. E. WEIGOLD with Prof. H. Schmidt-Böcking, Collaborative experiments on the ionization of laser-excit- University of Frankfurt, Germany. ed atoms by Dr J.C.A. LOWER with Dr A. Dorn, Max- Planck-Institute for Nuclear Physics, Germany. (e,2e) collisions in He by Prof. E. WEIGOLD with Profs. H. Schmidt-Böcking, S. Hagmann and A. Knapp, Uni- versity of Frankfurt, Germany.

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(e,2e) processes with polarized electrons and targets by Holey optical fibres by Prof. J.D. LOVE with Prof. R. Sto- Prof. E. WEIGOLD and Dr J.C.A. Lower with Dr J. Be- len, Virginia Tech University, USA. rakdar, Max Planck Institut für Microstruktur Physik, Multimode fibres & devices by Prof. J.D. LOVE with Germany and Dr S. Mazevet, Los Alamos Laboratory, Prof. D. Abrahams, University of Manchester, UK. USA. Chapter for the 'Handbook of Optoelectronics' by Prof. Director's Unit J.D. LOVE with Institute of Physics, UK. Densification of HARE-deposited film with e-beam irra- Fibre pigtailing to buried channel waveguides by Prof. diation by Ruth JARVIS with S. Garcia-Blanco, Universi- J.D. LOVE with Dr S. Huntington, University of Mel- ty of Glasgow, Scotland. bourne; Dr S. Law, University of Sydney and Mr D. Thorncraft, Bishop Innovations, Sydney. Harmonic generation in nonlinear photonic crystals by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR with Dr M. de Sterke, University of Transition loss in bent fibres and waveguides by Prof. J.D. Sydney and Prof. S.M. Saltiel, University of Sofia, Bulgaria. LOVE and Dr A. ANKIEWICZ with Dr F. Payne, Bookham Technology, UK; Dr S. Huntington, Universi- Nonlinearity-induced conformational dynamics of bi- ty of Melbourne and Mr J. Katsifolis, La Trobe University. opolymers by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR with Prof. P.L. Chris- tiansen, Technical University of Denmark. Dynamics of ring-dark solitary waves by Dr D. NESHEV with Prof. A. Dreischuh, University of Sofia, Bulgaria and A book for academic press: Optical solitons: from Dr G. G. Paulus, Max-Planck Institute for Quantum Op- waveguides to photonic crystals by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR tics, Garching, Germany. with Prof. G. Agrawal, University of Rochester, USA. Optical vortices with non-integer topological charges by A book for Springer-Verlag: The Frenkel-Kontorova mod- Dr D. NESHEV with Prof. L. Torner, Universitat Po- el: concepts and methods of nonlinear physics by Prof. Yu. litecnica de Catalunya, Spain and Prof. M. Vasnetsov, Na- KIVSHAR with Prof. O.M. Braun, Institute of Physics, tional Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Kiev, Ukraine. Stability analysis of solitary waves by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR Electronic Materials Engineering with Prof. D.E. Pelinovsky, McMaster University, Canada. DFB lasers by Dr M. BUDA with Dr T.G. van de Roer Nonlinear photonic crystals: concepts and applications by and Prof. Dr G.A. Acket, Eindhoven University of Tech- Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR with Dr M. Scalora, US Air Force nology, Netherlands. Research Laboratories, USA. Ultrafast photodetector materials by Ms C. CARMODY, Nonlinear localised spin waves by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR Dr H.H. TAN and Prof. C. JAGADISH with Mr A. with Prof. H. Benner, Technical University of Darmstadt, Gaarder, Dr S. Anand and Dr S. Marcinkevicius, Royal Germany. Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. Dynamics of the Dispersion-managed solitons in fiber Self assembled monolayers on semiconductor surfaces by transmission systems by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR and Dr E. Ms C. CARMODY and Prof. C. JAGADISH with Dr B. OSTROVSKAYA with Prof. D. Anderson and Profesor Raguse and Dr V. Braach-Maksvytis, CSIRO Telecom- M. Lisak, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden munications and Industrial Physics. and Dr A. Berntson, Ericsson, Sweden. H storage by C and BN nanotubes by Dr Y. CHEN with Topological states in atomic-molecular Bose-Einstein Prof. E. Gray, Griffith University. condensates by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR and Dr E. OSTRO- Microanalysis of nanotube materials by Dr Y. CHEN with VSKAYA with Dr P. Julienne, National Institute of Dr Jin Zou, University of Sydney. Standards and Technology, USA. Mossbauer study of metal catalysts for nanotube forma- Multimode spatial optical solitons by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR tion by Dr Y. CHEN with Prof. S. Campbell, ADFA, and Dr E. OSTROVSKAYA with Prof. C. Denz, Univer- University of New South Wales. sity of Münster, Germany. Ion beam processing of zinc oxide by Ms V. COLEMAN, Parametric optical conversion due to cascaded nonlineari- Dr P.N.K. DEENAPANRAY, Dr H.H. TAN, Dr S.O. ties by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR and Dr A. SUKHORUKOV KUCHEYEV, Prof. J.S. WILLIAMS and Prof. C. with Prof. S.M. Saltiel, University of Sofia, Bulgaria. JAGADISH with Prof. M. Yano and Prof. M. Inoue, Os- Self-written optical waveguides in polymerized materials aka Institute of Technology, Japan. by Prof. Yu. KIVSHAR and Dr A. SUKHORUKOV with Analysis of semiconductor and insulating thin films by Prof. S. Kawata, Osaka University, Japan. XPS by Dr P.N.K. DEENAPANRAY, Dr L. FU and Prof. Spatial optical solitons in waveguide arrays by Prof. Yu. C. JAGADISH with Dr Bin Gong and Prof. R. Lamb, KIVSHAR and Dr A. SUKHORUKOV with Prof. Y. Sil- University of New South Wales. berberg, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel. Ion beam mixing of metallic thin films on ceramic sub- strates by Prof. R.G. ELLIMAN with Dr A. BALOGH

103 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 and Mr W. Berkey, Darmstadt University of Technology, Nanocavity evolution in Si under ion irradiation by Dr M. Germany. RIDGWAY, Prof. J.S. WILLIAMS, Dr G. AZEVEDO and Mr C. GLOVER with Dr H. Bernas, Dr M.-O. Ru- Optical and physical properties of semiconductor nanoc- ault and Dr F. Fortuna. rystals by Prof. R.G. ELLIMAN with Prof. Suk-Ho Choi, Kyung Hee University, Korea. Tuning of detection wavelength of quantum dot infrared photodetectors by Ms K. STEWART, Dr L. FU, Dr M. Light emission from silicon nanocrystals – the effect of im- BUDA, Dr H.H. TAN and Prof. C. JAGADISH with Dr purities by Prof. R.G. ELLIMAN with Prof. G. Ross, A. Stiff-Roberts and Prof. P. Bhattacharya, University of INRS-Energie et Materiaux, Canada. Michigan, USA. Heavy-ion beam analysis of materials by Prof. R.G. ELLI- Thermionic cooling in semiconductors by Dr H.H. TAN MAN and Ms T.D.M. WEIJERS with Dr H. Timmers, and Prof. C. JAGADISH with Prof. R. Lewis, University ADFA and Dr S. Butcher, Macquarie University. of Wollongong. Heavy-ion stopping in solids by Prof. R.G. ELLIMAN Microindentation of semiconductors by Prof. J.S. WIL- and Ms T.D.M. WEIJERS with Prof. H. Whitlow, Uni- LIAMS, Ms J.E. BRADBY and Ms B. HABERL with versity of Lund, Sweden and Dr H. Timmers, ADFA. Prof. M.V. Swain and Dr P. Munroe, University of Syd- Optoelectronic devices by Dr L. FU, Dr H.H. TAN, Dr ney. M. BUDA and Prof. C. JAGADISH with Dr F. Karouta, Metal gettering to cavities by Prof. J.S. WILLIAMS, Dr J. Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands. WONG-LEUNG, Dr M. PETRAVIC and Mr M.J. Optical spectroscopy of semiconductor quantum struc- CONWAY with Dr A. Kinomura, ONRI, Japan. tures and devices by Mr Q. GAO, Ms P. LEVER, Ms C. Open volume defects in silicon by Prof. J.S. WILLIAMS, CARMODY, Ms V. COLEMAN, Ms K. STEWART, Dr Dr J. WONG-LEUNG, Dr M. PETRAVIC and Mr M.J. L. FU, Dr P.N.K. DEENAPANRAY, Dr M. BUDA, Dr CONWAY with Prof. B. Stritzker and Dr J. Lindner, H.H. TAN and Prof. C. JAGADISH with Mr P. Reece, University of Augsburg, Germany. Dr B.Q. Sun, Dr M. Zhang and Prof. M. Gal, University of New South Wales. Electron microscopy study of defects in ion implanted semiconductors by Dr J. WONG-LEUNG, Dr H.H. Processing of GaN and related compounds for blue light TAN, Ms C. CARMODY, Prof. C. JAGADISH and emission by Prof. C. JAGADISH, Dr H.H. TAN, Mr S. Prof. J.S. WILLIAMS with Dr J. Zou, University of Syd- KUCHEYEV and PROF. J.S. WILLIAMS with Dr A.G. ney; Dr J. Fitzgerald, Research School of Earth Sciences Li, Ledex Corporation, Taiwan. and Prof. D.J.H. Cockayne, Oxford University, UK. Cathodoluminescence studies of semiconductor epitaxial Removal of metals from solar materials by Dr J. WONG- layers and quantum structures by Mr S.O. KUCHEYEV, LEUNG and Prof. J.S. WILLIAMS with Dr A. Kinomu- Ms V. COLEMAN, Ms P. LEVER, Ms K. STEWART, ra, ONRI, Osaka, Japan and Dr D. Macdonald and Prof. Dr P.N.K. DEENAPANRAY, Dr H.H. TAN, Prof. J.S. A. Cuevas, FEIT. WILLIAMS and Prof. C. JAGADISH with Prof. M.R. Philips, University of Technology, Sydney. Defects in semiconductors by Dr J. WONG-LEUNG, Dr P.N.K. DEENAPANRAY and Prof. C. JAGADISH with Optical spectroscopy of quantum dots by Ms P. LEVER, Prof. B.G. Svensson, Dr M. Linnarsson, Dr A. Kuznetsov, Dr H.H. TAN and PROF. C. JAGADISH with Prof. J. Dr A. Hallen, Mr M. Janson, Ms H. Kortegaard-Nielsen Wolter, Eindhoven University of Technology, Nether- and Dr P. Leveque, Royal Institute of Technology, Stock- lands. holm, Sweden. Semiconductor nanocrystal formation and characterisation by Dr M.C. RIDGWAY with Dr P. Fichtner, Uni- Laser Physics Centre versity Federal do Rio Grande do Sol, Brasil. High resolution XUV laser spectroscopy of isotopic nitro- Irradiation-induced defect characterisation with perturbed gen by Dr K.G.H. BALDWIN and Prof. B.R. LEWIS angular correlation by Dr M.C. RIDGWAY and Dr A.P. (AMPL) with Prof. W. Ubachs and Prof. W. Hogervorst, BYRNE (NP) with Dr R. Vianden, University of Bonn, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Germany. Development of ultra-high resolution VUV laser sources EXAFS characterisation of amorphous semiconductors by by Dr K.G.H. BALDWIN and Prof. B.R. LEWIS (AM- Dr M. RIDGWAY, Dr G. AZEVEDO and Mr C. PL) with Prof. B.J. Orr, Macquarie University. GLOVER with Dr K.M. Yu, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA and Dr G.J. Foran, ANSTO. Optical beams in nonlocal nonlinear media by Dr W. KROLIKOWSKI with Dr O. Bang, Technical Universi- Formation of dilute GaAsxN1-x and GaxMn1-xAs alloys ty, Denmark; Prof. J. Wyller, Norway Agricultural Uni- by ion implantation by Dr M. RIDGWAY, Dr G. versity, Norway and Prof. J. Rasmussen, Riso National AZEVEDO and Mr C. GLOVER with Dr O. Dubon, Laboratory, Denmark. University of California, Berkeley, USA and Dr K.M. Yu, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA.

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Localised structure in second harmonic generation by Dr Ion implanter for radioisotopes by Dr A.P. BYRNE with W. KROLIKOWSKI with Prof. M. Saffman, Univeristy Dr H. Timmers and Associate Prof. D.H. Chaplin, AD- of Wisconsin, USA. FA, University of New South Wales. Photorefractive solitons by Dr W. KROLIKOWSKI with Superallowed fermi decays by Dr A.P. BYRNE with Asso- Prof. C. Denz, University of Münster, Germany. ciate Prof. P.H. Barker University of Auckland, New Zea- land. Passive mode-locking of the Novel Yb:YAB Laser Crystal by Dr M. LEDERER with Dr J. Dawes, Macquarie Uni- PAC studies of materials by Dr A.P. BYRNE and Dr M.C. versity. RIDGWAY (EME) with Dr R. Vianden and F. Ruske, University of Bonn, Germany. Quantum computing using the nitrogen-vacancy centre in diamond by Prof. N.B. MANSON and Dr M. SELLARS Dependence of breakup and fusion Of 6,7Li on target with Prof. M. Scully and Prof. P. Hemmer, T & M Uni- mass by Dr M. DASGUPTA and Dr D. HINDE with versity, USA; Dr D. Pulford, DSTO, Canberra and Prof. Prof. P. Gomes and Dr R. Anjos, University of Niteroi, S. Prawer, University of Melbourne. Brazil. Laser induced forward transfer with Fs-laser pulses by Dr Fusion and incomplete fusion In 6,7Li + 209Bi Reactions A. RODE with Dr O. Uteza and Prof. M. Sentis, CNRS, by Dr M. DASGUPTA and Dr D. HINDE with Dr N. Universite Aix-Marseille II, France. Carlin and Prof. A. Szanto de Toledo, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Laser decomposition of BN-nanostructures by Dr A. RODE with Dr D. Golberg, National Institute for Mate- Modelling breakup and fusion processes by Dr M. DAS- rial Science, Tsukuba, Japan. GUPTA and Dr D. HINDE with Dr K. Hagino, Kyoto University, Japan. Magnetic properties of laser-deposited carbon nanofoam by Dr A. RODE with Dr J. Giapintzakis, Institute of Elec- Measuring fusion and breakup with light nuclei by Dr M. tronic Structure and Lasers, Crete, Greece and Dr D. To- DASGUPTA, Dr D. HINDE and Dr A. MUKHERJEE manek, Michigan State University, USA. with Dr H. Timmers, ADFA, University of New South Wales. Sub-picosecond laser deposition of optical films by Dr A. RODE with Prof. B.N. Chickov, Laser Zentrum Hanno- High-K isomers by Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS with Prof. ver e.V., Germany. P.M. Walker, University of Surrey, UK; Dr D.M. Cullen, University of Liverpool, UK. Synthesis and third-order nonlinear optical properties of end-functionalized oligophenylenevinylenes by Dr A. High-K isomers in hafnium by Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS SAMOC, Dr M. SAMOC and Prof. B. LUTHER-DAV- with Dr F.G. Kondev and Dr R. Janssens, Argonne Na- IES with Dr M.S. Wong, Baptist University of Hong- tional Laboratory, USA and Dr D. Hartley, University of Kong. Tennessee, USA. Nonlinear optical properties of soluble oligomers of PPV Systematics of isomer structure in the N = 74 region by by Dr A. SAMOC, Dr M. SAMOC and Prof. B. Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS with Dr A.M. Bruce, Universi- LUTHER-DAVIES with Dr M.S. Wong, Baptist Univer- ty of Brighton, UK. sity, HongKong. Laser spectroscopy of deformed isomers by Prof. G.D. Optical properties of polymer fiber preforms by Dr A. DRACOULIS with Dr J. Billowes, University of Man- SAMOC, Dr M. SAMOC and Prof. B. LUTHER-DAV- chester, UK; Prof. J.A.R. Griffith, University of Birming- IES with Dr G.D. Peng and Mr T. Whitbread, University ham, UK; Dr P. Dendooven, University of Jyväskylä, of New South Wales. Finland. Nonlinear optics and nanophotonics by Dr M. SAMOC Spectroscopy of heavy nuclei by Prof. G.D. DRA- with Prof. P. N. PRASAD, State University of New York COULIS with Prof. A.R. Poletti, University of Auckland, at Buffalo, USA. NZ. nonlinear properties of evaporated films of disperse red by Deep-inelastic excitation of High-K states by Prof. G.D. Dr M. SAMOC with Prof. M. O. TJIA, Bandung Insti- DRACOULIS, Dr R.A. BARK and Dr A.P. BYRNE with tute of Technology, Indonesia. Dr S.M. Mullins, National Accelerator Centre, South Af- rica. Diode laser frequency stabilisation via locking to spectral hole by Dr M. SELLARS with Prof. R. Cone and Dr G. Realistic shell model calculations for trans-lead nuclei by Pryde, Montana State University, USA. Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS, Dr A.P. BYRNE and Dr G.J. LANE with Prof. A. Covello, University of Naples, Italy. Nuclear Physics Neutron rich trans-lead nuclei using radioactive beams by Intrinsic and rotational bands in 180Ta by Dr R.A. BARK Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS, Dr G.J. LANE and Dr A.P. and Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS with Prof. G. Sletten, Niels BYRNE with Prof. P.M. Walker, University of Surrey, Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark and UK and G. de France, GANIL, France. Euroball Collaboration, Strasbourg, France.

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Spectroscopy of neutron deficient lead and thallium nuclei chiavelli, Dr P. Fallon, Dr R. Clark and Dr A. Görgen, by Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS, Dr G.J. LANE, Dr A.P. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA. BYRNE and Dr A.M. BAXTER (Faculties) with Dr A.O. Macchiavelli, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Optical Sciences Centre USA. quantized separations of phase-locked soliton pairs in fiber Shape co-existence in very neutron-deficient Pb nucleus lasers by Prof. N. AKHMEDIEV with Dr J.M. Soto-Cre- by Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS, Dr G.J. LANE, Dr A.P. spo, Instituto de Optica, Madrid, Spain and Dr Ph. Grelu, BYRNE and Dr T. KIBÉDI with Dr J. Gerl, GST, Ger- Universite de Bourgogne, France. many and Dr A. Andreyev, University of Liverpool, UK. Pulse stabilization by high order dispersion management Fusion barrier calculations by Dr D. HINDE and Dr M. by Prof. N. AKHMEDIEV with Prof. I. Gabitov Los Ala- DASGUPTA with Dr I. Gontchar, Omsk State Universi- mos National Laboratory, USA; Prof. J. Kang, Johns ty, Russia. Hopkins University, USA. Sub-barrier breakup by Dr D.J. HINDE, Dr M. DAS- GUPTA and Dr C. MORTON with Prof. B.R. Fulton, Plasma Research Laboratory University of York, UK. Soft X-ray measurements on H-1NF by Dr B.D. BLACK- Damage in compound semiconductors induced by high WELL and Dr J. HOWARD with Associate Prof. A.D. energy ions by Dr M.C. RIDGWAY (EME) and Dr A.P. Cheetham, University of Canberra. BYRNE with Prof. W. Wesch, Universitaet Jena, Plasma antenna concept demonstrator by Dr G.G. BORG Germany. and Prof. J.H. HARRIS with Dr N.M. Martin, Defence, Nuclear moments and structure changes in exotic nuclei Science and Technology Organisation. by Dr A.E. STUCHBERY with Dr P.F. Mantica, Michi- Plasma switches for mobile phones by Dr G.G. BORG gan State University, USA. and Mr P. LINARDAKIS with Dr R. Scheer, Motorola, Excited-state G-Factor measurements with radioactive ion USA. beams by Dr A.E. STUCHBERY with Dr P.F. Mantica, High brightness ion source by Prof. R.W. BOSWELL and Michigan State University, USA. Mr O. SUTHERLAND with FEI Company, MA, USA. 130,132,134,13 Evidence for proton excitations in 6Xe iso- Helicon assisted reactive evaporation (HARE) by Prof. topes from measurements of G Factors of 21 And 41 States R.W. BOSWELL and Dr C. CHARLES with Prof. D. by Dr A.E. STUCHBERY with Prof. N. Benczer-Koller, MacKenzie and Prof. M. Bilek, University of Sydney. Rutgers University, USA; Prof. K.-H. Speidel, University of Bonn, Germany; Dr A. Pakou, Ioannina, Greece and Plasma deposition of palladium by Dr C. CHARLES and Dr A. Macchiavelli, Lawrence Berkeley National Labora- Prof. R.W. BOSWELL with Dr A.L. Thomann and Dr P. tory, USA. Brault, University of Orleans-CNRS, France. Competing core and single particle excitations in the Helicon source modelling by Dr C. CHARLES and Prof. 44 R.W. BOSWELL with Prof. M. Lieberman, University of 21State Of Ca by Dr A.E. STUCHBERY with Prof. N. Benczer-Koller, Rutgers University, USA; Dr C. Berkeley, USA and Associate Prof. Suwon Cho, Kyonggi Beausang, Yale University, USA. University, Korea. Electric field gradient in ferromagnetic iron measured Spectroscopic studies of the plasma divertor in W7-AS by with beta-detected modulated adiabatic passage on orient- Dr J. HOWARD with Dr R. Konig and Mr J. Chung, ed nuclei by Dr A.E. STUCHBERY with Associate Prof. Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, Germany. D.H. Chaplin and Dr W.D. Hutchinson, ADFA, Univer- Measurement of electric field in H-1NF using laser in- sity of New South Wales and Dr S. Ohya, Niigata Univer- duced fluorescence techniques by Dr J. HOWARD with sity, Japan. Prof. B.W. James and Mr D Anduczyk University of Syd- Hyperfine interactions spectrometer by Dr A.E. STUCH- ney. BERY and Dr A.P. BYRNE (Faculties) with Associate Electron cyclotron heating of plasma in stellarators by Dr Prof. D.H. Chaplin, ADFA, University of New South M.G. SHATS with Dr K. Nagasaki, Kyoto University, Ja- Wales and Prof. H.H. Bolotin, University of Melbourne. pan. High-spin states in nuclei with A=120 near the proton Confinement studies in stellarators by Dr M.G. SHATS dripline by Dr A.N. WILSON with Dr J.F. Smith, Man- with Prof. K. Toi, National Institute for Fusion Science, chester University, UK; Dr C.J. Chiara, Washington Uni- Japan. versity St Louis, USA and Dr E.S. Paul, Liverpool University, UK. Turbulent structures and transport in plasmas by Dr M.G. SHATS with Prof. P.H. Diamond and Dr D. Rudakov, Superdeformation in light Pb isotopes by Dr A.N. WIL- University of California, USA. SON, Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS, Dr G.J. LANE, Dr A.P. BYRNE, and Dr P.M. DAVIDSON with Dr A.O. Mac-

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Theoretical Physics Effects of phonons on magnetic impurities by Dr M. GU- LACSI with Dr A.R. Bishop, Los Almos National Labora- Modelling plasma turbulence using the DALF3 Code by tory, USA and Dr A. Bussmann-Holder, Max-Planck Dr R. BALL and R.L. DEWAR with Dr H. Sugama, Na- Institut, Stuttgart, Germany. tional Institute for Fusion Science, Japan; Dr A. Kendl and Dr B.D. Scott, Max Planck Institute for Plasma Phys- Metal-insulator transition in strongly correlated electron ics, Garching, Germany and Mr R.W. Brown, APAC. systems by Dr M. GULACSI with Prof. K.S. Bedell, Bos- ton College, USA and Dr J. Gubernatis, Los Almos Na- Low-order dynamical models for non-linear fluid behav- tional Laboratory, USA. iour in quasi two-dimensional plasmas by Dr R. BALL and R.L. DEWAR with Dr F.L. Waelbroeck, University Ring exchange interactions in two-dimensional lattices by of Texas, USA. Dr M. GULACSI with Prof. Zs. Gulacsi, University of Debrecen, Hungary. Levels of 11N by Prof. F.C. BARKER with Dr V. Guima- rães, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Impurity effects in mesoscopic systems by Dr M. GU- LACSI with Prof. A. Rosengren and Mr A. Juozapavicius, Diproton decay half-life of 45Fe by Prof. F.C. BARKER Royal Insitute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. with Prof. B.A. Brown, Michigan State University, USA. Muliple ionization by Dr A. KHEIFETS with Prof. I. Neutron-rich light nuclei by Prof. F.C. BARKER with Dr Bray, Murdoch University; Prof. B. Joulakian, University N.A. Orr, University of Caen, France. of Metz, France; Prof. R. Dörner, Frankfurt University, Combinatorics and solvable models by Prof. M.T. Germany; Prof. Y. Azuma, Photon Factory, Tsukaba, Ja- BATCHELOR with Dr J de Gier, Melbourne University; pan and Dr A. Dorn, Max-Planck Institute for Nuclear Prof. B. Nienhuis and Mr S. Mitra University of Amster- Physics, Heidelberg, Germany. dam, Netherlands. Electron correlations in solids by Dr A. KHEIFETS with Quantum spin ladders by Prof. M.T. BATCHELOR with Dr F. Aryasetiawan, National Institute of Advanced In- Mr M. Maslen and Dr X-W Guan (MSI), Dr J de Gier, dustrial Science and Technology, Tsukaba, Japan. Melbourne University and K. Sakai, Institute for Solid Slow phase randomisation in microscopic systems and na- State Physics, Tokyo. nostructures by Dr S.Y KUN (TP/DU) with Prof. Y. Abe, Random walks and carbon nanotubes by Prof. M.T. Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto, Japan BATCHELOR with Dr B. Henry, University of New and Prof. K. Nakamura, Osaka City University, Japan. South Wales. A new probe for coherent many-body dynamics: noner- Stromalite morphogenesis by Prof. M.T. BATCHELOR godic molecules in continuim by Dr S.Y KUN (TP/DU) with Dr R. Burne, Geology and Dr B. Henry, University and Prof. L.T. CHADDERTON (AMPL) with Dr A.V. of New South Wales. Vagov, University of Sheffield, UK and Prof. W. Greiner, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany. Integrable structure of conformal field theory by Prof. V.V. BAZHANOV with Prof. S.L. Lukyanov and Prof. Schrödinger cat states in highly excited strongly interact- A.B. Zamolodchikov, Rutgers University, USA. ing many-body systems by Dr S.Y KUN (TP/DU) and Prof. L.T. CHADDERTON (AMPL) with Dr L. Benet, Algebraic properties of solvable models by Prof. V.V. University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico; Prof. W. Grein- BAZHANOV with Prof. S.M. Khoroshkin, Institute for er, University of Frankfurt, Germany and Dr F. Haas, Experimental and Theoretical Physics, Russia. CNRS and Louis Pasteur University, Strasbourg, France. Fluctuations in mesoscopic systems by Dr M.P. DAS with Experimental test of quantum chaos in highly-excited Dr F. Green, University of New South Wales. many-body systems by Dr S.Y KUN (TP/DU) and Prof. Two-dimensional interacting coulomb systems by Dr L.T. CHADDERTON (AMPL) with Dr C. Beck, Dr F. M.P. DAS with Prof. K.I. Golden, University of Ver- Haas, Dr P. Papka, Dr V. Rauch, CNRS and Louis Pas- mont, USA. teur University, Strasbourg, France. Correlations and metal-insulator transition by Dr M.P. Modeling inward rectifier potassium channels by Prof. S. DAS with Prof. D. Neilson, University of New South KUYUCAK with Dr T. Takahashi, National Institute for Wales. Physiology, Japan. Quantum chaos in the Ideal-MHD spectrum for stellara- Study of ion selectivity in KcsA Potassium channel by tors by Prof. R.L. DEWAR with Prof. C. Nuehrenberg, Prof. S. KUYUCAK with Dr A. Baumgaertner, Forsc- Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, Teilinstitut hungs Zentrum Juelich, Germany. Greifswald, Germany. Antiproton scattering by Dr B.A. ROBSON with Prof. Centre of excellence application: complex systems science Zhang Yu-shun, Institute of High Energy Physics, Bei- by R.L. DEWAR and M.T. BATCHELOR et al with jing, P.R. China. Prof. S. Benkadda, University of Provence, France; Prof. The electron-hydrogen vibrational excitation cross section P.H. Diamond, University of California, San Diego, USA by Dr R.E. ROBSON with Prof. M. Morrison, University and Prof. C. Grebogi, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil.

107 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 of Oklahoma; Dr R. White, Physics, James Cook Univer- Modelling and forecasting mortality by Dr H. BOOTH sity. with Dr L. Smith, ACPR/NCEPH and Dr T. Breusch (Negotiating the Lifecourse (ANU)). Negative mobility phenomena in weakly ionised plasmas by Dr R.E. ROBSON with Prof. Z. Petrovic, Institute of Probabilistic population forecasts for Australia by Dr H. Physics, Belgrade. BOOTH with Dr L. Smith, (ACPR/NCEPH). Eigenvalue methods in low temperature plasma physics Reintegrative shaming experiments (RISE) by Prof. J.B. transport theory by Dr R.E. ROBSON with Prof. Y. BRAITHWAITE and Dr H. STRANG with Prof. L. Sakai, Hokkaido University, Japan. Sherman (University of Pennsylvania). Role of parallel flow in the formation of internal barrier by The cash economy project: international comparisons by Dr S. SEN with Prof. A Fukuyama and Dr M. Uchida, Dr V. BRAITHWAITE with Prof. F. Schneider (Univer- University of Kyoto, Japan. sity of Linz). Ion temperature gradient and parallel velocity shear insta- Domination, social democracy, social support and crime: bilities in the negative magnetic shear mode by Dr S. SEN A politics of hope by Prof. J.B. BRAITHWAITE with T. with Prof. D.R. McCarthy, Southeastern Louisiana Uni- Pratt and F. Cullen (University of Cincinnati). versity, USA and Prof. A. Punjabi, Hampton University, Economic morality and citizenship by Dr V. USA. BRAITHWAITE with Prof. S. Karstedt, (Keele Universi- Formation of transport barrier by radio frequency waves ty). by Dr S. SEN with Prof. R.A. Cairns, University of St An- Food and housing insufficiency among the poor in the drews, UK. United States (panel data from USDA and SIPP data) by A novel method of transport barrier formation on STOR- Dr R. BREUNIG with C. Gunderson (U.S. Department M Tokamak by Dr S. SEN with Prof. A. Hirose and Prof. of Agriculture). C. Xiao, University of Saskatchewan, Canada. Intra Household Models and the U.S. Food Stamp Pro- Spintronics by Dr W. XU with Prof. P. Vasilopoulos, gram by Dr R BREUNIG with I. Dasgupta (Nottingham Concordia University, Canada; and Prof. C.S. Tang, Na- University). tional Centre for Theoretical Sciences, Taiwan. Non-prametric panel data methods by Dr R. BREUNIG Interaction between semiconductor nanostructures and with N. Roy (University of Victoria, Canada). intense laser fields by Dr W. XU with Prof. L. B. Lin, Si- The ethics of taxationa and government policy in the fam- chuan University, China. ily by Dr R BREUNIG with Prof. P. Apps (University of Sydney) and Prof. R. Rees (University of Munich). Research School of Social Sciences Intra-organisational evaluation: Are there ‘least evaluable A comparative study of restorative justice in Australia and units’? by MS L. BUTLER and Dr J. GLÄSER with Dr T. Japan by Dr E. AHMED with colleagues at Toyo Univer- Spurling (CSIRO). sity (Tokyo). Oxford Handbook of Legal Studies, a multi-authored sur- Australia/Japan restorative justice survey by Dr E. vey of legal scholarship since 1960 by Prof. P. CANE co- AHMED with Prof. J. Braithwaite (ANU) and Assoc. edited with Prof. M. Tushnet (Georgetown University Prof. H. Tsutomi (University of Shizuoka, Japan). Law Center), due to be published August 2003. Cross national school behaviour (Australia, Bangladesh, Implementation issues concerning the application of in- India, Israel, Italy and South Africa) by Dr E. AHMED come related loans to higher education by Prof. B. CHAP- with Prof. K. Rigby (University of South Australia). MAN with Ms Jane Nicholls (Office of Senator Kim Organisation culture by Dr E. AHMED with Prof. H. Be- Carr). gum (University of Dhaka, Bangladesh). Income related loans for R&D Subsidies by Prof. B. Evaluating trade practices enforcement actions by Dr P. CHAPMAN with Amanda Dadd (Productivity Commis- AINSWORTH and Prof. J.B. BRAITHWAITE with Dr sion). C. Parker (University of Melbourne). Income related loans for the provision of income support Training in Europe: Its causes and consequences by Prof. for training artists by Prof. B. CHAPMAN with Prof. A. BOOTH with W. Arulampalam (University of War- David Throsby (Macquarie University). wick) and M.L. Bryan (University of Essex). Restoring criminal sanctions: using the tax system to col- Modelling and forecasting mortality by Dr H. BOOTH lect fines by Prof. B. CHAPMAN with Prof. A. Freidberg with Dr L. Smith (NCEPH/ACPR), J. Maindonald (Sta- (University of Melbourne), Prof. J Quiggin (University of tistical Consulting Unit, Graduate School) and L. Tickle Queensland) and Dr D. Tait (University of Canberra). (Macquarie University). The effects of divorce on the welfare of children by Prof. B. CHAPMAN with Dr Matthew Gray (Australian Insti- tute of Family Studies).

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The impact of increased HECS charges on students by Cyber criminals on trial by Prof. P. GRABOSKY with Dr Prof. B. CHAPMAN with Ms Gillian Beer and Professor Russell G. Smith and Dr Gregor Urbas (Australian Insti- Ann Harding (University of Canberra). tute of Criminology). The theory of income related loans by Prof. B. CHAP- For richer or for poorer: women, men and marriage by Dr MAN with Prof. J. Quiggin (University of Queensland). E. GRAY with Assoc. Prof. J. Baxter (University of Queensland). The use of the tax system to encourage loans to business by Prof. B. CHAPMAN with Fred Argy (private consult- Motivators of corporate environmental performance by ant). Prof. N. GUNNINGHAM with Prof. R. Kagan and Dr D. Thornton (University of California, Berkeley). Assessing the immigrant/native-born wealth gap in the United States by Dr D. COBB-CLARK with Dr V. Sexuality and gender in Southeast Asia by Prof. T.H. Hildebrand (McMaster University, Canada). HULL and Dr I. UTOMO with Dr M. Budiharsana (Ford Foundation, Jakarta), Dr R. Lee (De LaSalle Uni- Sexual harrassment in the US military by Dr D. COBB- versity, Bangkok), Dr N.D. Anh (Institute of Sociology, CLARK with Dr H. Antecol (Claremont-McKenna Col- Hanoi), Dr W. Im-Em (Mahidol University, Bangkok), lege). Dr D. Muhadjir (Centre for Population and Policy Re- The econometrics of evaluation by Dr D. COBB-CLARK search, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia), with Dr T. Crossley (McMaster University, Canada). Dr Tom Boellstorff (University of California, Irvine, USA), Dr Dede Oetomo, (Airlangga University, Sura- Social accountability in sustainable agriculture by Dr S. baya, Indonesia), Mr Primus Lake (Nusa Cendana Uni- COURVILLE with Fair Trade Labelling Organisation in- versity, Kupang, Indonesia), Ms Esthi Susanti Hudiono ternational, Social Accountability International, Interna- (Hotline Surya, Surabaya, Indonesia), Prof. Azwar Agoes tional Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements and (Sriwidjaya University, Palembang, Indonesia). Sustainable Agriculture Network, Rainforest Alliance. Growth dynamics of megacities in South-East and East Cognitive science on the belief formation project by Prof. Asia by Prof. G. JONES with teams in each of the follow- M. DAVIES with collaborator Professor Max Coltheart, ing cities — Jakarta, Bangkok, Manila, Ho Chi Minh Dr. Robyn Langdon and Dr. Nora Breen (Macquarie City, Taipei and Shanghai who will study the dynamics of Centre). population growth and changing employment in the core Coordination among heterogeneous voters by Dr D. metropolitan areas and in surrounding zones. DHARMAPALA with Dr E. Lehmann (University of Par- Settlement intentions of immigrant IT workers by Dr S. is II). KHOO with Dr A. Mak (University of Canberra). Corporate tax enforcement and managerial value diversion Temporary business migration to Australia by Dr S. by Dr D. DHARMAPALA with Prof. M. Desai (Harvard KHOO and Prof. P. McDONALD with Prof. G. Hugo University). (University of Adelaide) funded by ARC grant. Penalty enhancement for hate crimes by Dr D. DHAR- Young people of migrant background by Dr S. KHOO MAPALA with Prof. N. Garoupa (New University of Lis- with Dr R. Birrell (Monash University). bon). ‘Outcomes for the second generation of immigrant origin Words that kill? Economic perspectives on hate speech by Dr S. KHOO, Prof. P. McDONALD and Dr D. and hate crime by Dr D. DHARMAPALA with Prof. R. GIORGAS with Dr R. Birrell (Monash University) fund- McAdams (University of Illinois). ed by Department of Immigration and Multicultural and The international study of sexual risk behaviour by Dr A. Indigenous Affairs. EVANS with Prof. G. Dalla Zuanna (University of Pado- Non-intended impacts of evaluation-based research fund- va). ing on knowledge production by Drs G. LAUDEL, J. German parties use of the internet for campaigning in the GLÄSER and Ms L. BUTLER with Dr S. Hinze (Fraun- federal election 2002 by Dr R. GIBSON with Dr A. Ro- hofer-ISI, Karlsruhe, Germany). emmel (University of Mannheim). Female labour force participation in South Africa; Immi- Mobility in the urban labor market: a panel data analysis gration to South Africa by Dr D. LUCAS with Prof. I. Ka- for Mexico by Dr X. GONG with Prof. A. van Soest and lule-Sabiti (Population Unit, University of the North Dr E Villagomez. West) and Prof. Amoateng (Human Sciences Research Council, Cape Town). Persistence in youth labor market histories by Dr T. GORGENS with Dr D. Doiron (University of New Iran fertility transition survey (IFTS) 2002 by Prof. P. South Wales). McDONALD and Dr M. ABBASI-SHAVAZI (Tehran University) with Dr B. Delavar and M. Hosseini Chavoshi Unemployment duration and search methods: the case of (Department of Family Health of the Iran Ministry of young Australians 1989–1994 by Dr T. GORGENS with Health). Dr D. Doiron (University of New South Wales).

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Perceived influences upon Australian family formation de- Peacemaking and peacebuilding program by Prof. C. cisions by Prof. P. McDONALD with Dr G. Carmichael SHEARING with Prof. J. Cartwright and Ms M. Jenniker (NCEPH) and Dr A. Whittaker (University of Mel- (University of the Western Cape). bourne) funded by ARC grant. Safe and just communities project by Prof. C. SHEAR- The negotiating the life course survey with Prof. P. Mc- ING with Dr J. Wood (University of Toronto) and Dr Q. DONALD, Dr A. EVANS and Dr E. GRAY with Dr D. Font (National University of Rosario). Mitchell (ANU) and Dr J. Baxter (University of Queens- The role of interpersonal trust and social capital in public land) funded by ARC grant. sector governance in South Korea by Ms H. Hwayeon National and supranational economic policy to correct SHIN with Prof. Tonghee Park (Ewha Woman’s Univer- disequilibrium under EMU by Ms I. MAHER with Prof. sity, Seoul, South Korea). I. Begg (Southbank University (UK)), Prof. D. Mayes Judicial, popular and legislative involvement in human (Central Bank, Finland) and D. Hodson (Southbank Uni- rights protection by Dr A. STONE with Prof. T. Camp- versity). bell (Charles Sturt University) and Prof. J. Goldsworthy Democracy in east and south east asia by Dr I. MARSH (Monash University). with Prof. J. Blondel (European University Institute, Flor- Determinants and consequences of child labour in Nepal ence) and Prof. T. Inoguchi (University of Tokyo). by Dr P. THAPA with Prof. Ranjan Ray (University of Impact of globalisation: A survey of public attitudes in Tasmania). nine asian and nine european countries by Dr I MARSH Conceiving and implementing national integrity systems with Prof. J. Blondel (European University Institute, Flor- assessments (NISA) by Dr J. UHR with Prof. C. Samp- ence), Prof. T. Inoguchi (University of Tokyo), Prof. I. ford (Key Centre for Ethics, Law Justice and Governance Kabeshima (University of Tokyo), and Prof. R. Sinnott at Griffith University). (University College, Dublin). Strengthening parliaments by Dr J. UHR with Prof. R. Negotiating the life course by Dr D. MITCHELL with Hazell (Constitution Unit, University College, London). Prof. P. McDonald (ANU) and Dr J. Baxter (University of Queensland). Entrepreneurial innovation by Dr R. VAITHAINATH- AN with Luca Rigotti, (Fuqua School of Business, Duke Inventories and the business cycle by Prof. A.R. PAGAN University) and Matthew Ryan (ANU). with Prof. L. Maccini (Johns Hopkins University). Private parallel health insurance in Australia: A cautionary Transnational activism, power and democracy — contex- tale and lessons for Canada by Dr R. VAITHAINATH- tualizing networks in Asia by Dr N. PIPER co-edited with AN with Jerry Hurley (McMaster University, Canada), Dr A. Uhlin (Soedertoerns Hoegskola/Stockholm). Tom Crossley (McMaster University, Canada), and Deb- Wife or worker? Asians marriage and migration by Dr N. orah Cobb-Clark (RSSS, ANU) published as Centre for PIPER co-edited with Dr M. Roces (University of New Health Economics and Policy Analysis Working paper # South Wales). 01-12. History of Australian political science by Prof. M. SAW- Students’ attitudes to difference regulatory regimes and re- ER with Dr M. Crozier (University of Melbourne). sponses to noncompliance in the area of social security by Dr M. WENZEL with I. Thielmann (University of Trier, Women and electoral representation in Australia and Can- Germany). ada by Prof. M. SAWER with Prof. L. Trimble (Universi- ty of Alberta). The assessment of asserted increase in ‘certainty’ arising from the introduction of the Tax Value Method (MTV) Meta-regulation by MR C. SCOTT with Prof. J. by Dr M. WENZEL with Prof. G. Cooper (University of Braithwaite (ANU), Dr C. Parker (University of Mel- Melbourne). bourne) and Prof. N. Lacey (London School of Econom- ics). Human resource development policy in Malaysaia by Profs G. WITHERS, D. LAMBERTON and G. JONES Private governance of the public sector by Mr C. SCOTT with Prof. J. Hewson, E. Davis, R. Neumann, H. Lange, with Prof. C. Hood (All Souls College, Oxford), Dr M. Dr P. Saul and Dr G. Saliba (Macquarie Graduate School Lodge (London School of Economics) and Dr R. Kaye of Management), Mr C.Murphy (Econtech, Canberra), (London School of Economics). Prof. S. Marginson (University of Melbourne), Prof. R. Regulatory innovation in high-tech sectors by MR C. Lansbury (University of Sydney), Dr C. Joseph, (Monash SCOTT with Dr M. Thatcher (London School of Eco- University) and Dr T. Todd (University of Western Aus- nomics, Florence) and Dr M. Lodge (London School of tralia). Economics). Characteristics of population migration and mobility in The comparative dimension of regulation inside govern- Fujian Province and their policy implications by Y. ZHU ment by Mr C. SCOTT with Prof. C. Hood (All Souls with S.D. Gong, J. Chen, L. Jiang, D.F. Zhang, X.F. College, Oxford) and Prof. B.G. Peters (University of Chen, and X.L. Wu (Provincial Population Census Of- Pittsburgh). fice, Fujian Province, China).

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UNU-CDI research project on the UN’s democratisation ert HEINSOHN with Dr S Garnett (Qld Dept of role geared to the needs of the Political Affairs Division of Environment). the UN Secretariat by Centre for Democratic Institutions. Decision support systems for coral reef management by Dr Roger BRADBURY with J McManus (U Miami), Er- Centre for Resource & Environmental nesto Arias-González (U Merida, Mexico), L David, (U Studies Phillipines), R Seymour, (UCL), B Durnota (Monash), S Wooldridge (AIMS), P PEREZ (RSPAS). Totemism and the social context of plants and animals in NSW by Dr DB ROSE, Diana JAMES and Christine Environmental taxes by Dr R. Quentin GRAFTON with WATSON with National Parks and Wildlife Service, Stein Ivar Steinshamn and Leif sandal, Norwegian School NSW and Indigenous participants: Brad Steadman, Tri- of Economics and Business Administration, Bergen. sha Ellis, Dave Tout, the late Guboo Ted Thomas, Ann Equitable groundwater management for the development Thomas, Mary Duroux, Mervyn Penrith, Warren Foster, of atolls and small islands by Prof. Ian WHITE with Dr P. Randall Mumbulla, Steve Meredith, and Phil Sullivan. Perez (CIRAD, France), Mr A. Falkland (Ecowise Envi- Analysis of possible rules for interstate water trading by the ronmental), Mr T. Meteutera (Public Utility Board, Kiri- ACT by Dr J.C.V. PEZZEY with Mr Peter Donnelly (En- bati) and Mr E. Metai (Public Works Department, vironment ACT). Kiribati). Augmented sustainability measures for Scotland by Dr Hydraulic properties of swelling clay-gel soils: electrolyte J.C.V. PEZZEY with Prof. N.D. Hanley (University of and temperature effects. Prof. Ian WHITE with Dr D.E. Glasgow). Smile (CSIRO). Basin-wide mapping of sediment and nutrient exports in Hydrological analysis for the spatially explicit integration dryland regions of the MDB by Prof. A. JAKEMAN, Dr of agroforestry into Australia's farming systems by Ms J.L. B. CROKE, Mr L. Newham with C. Moran, J. Olley, I. TICEHURST and Prof. AJ. JAKEMAN with Dr H. Prosser, H. Lu (CSIRO) funded by MDBC. Cresswell (CSIRO) and Dr N. McKenzie (CSIRO). Capacity measurement in fisheries by Dr R. Quentin Interactions between sulfur, nitrogen, and iron cycles in GRAFTON with Dale Squires at University of California, the sustainable management and use of acid sulfate soils by San Diego. Prof. Ian WHITE with Dr O.T. Demead (CSIRO), As- soc. Prof. M.D. Melville (UNSW), Prof. T.D. Waite, Dr Climate and Culture, co-organised with RSSS (History) B.C. Macdonald (UNSW), Mr M. Tunks (Tweed Shire for the National Academies Forum, sponsors: Bureau of Council) and Mr R. Beattie (NSW Sugar Industry). Meteorology, National Museum of Australia, Australian Academy of Science, Australian Academy of Technologi- Jervis Bay biodiversity monitoring ecological burning ex- cal Sciences and Engineering, Australian Academy of So- periment by Dr D. LINDENMAYER with Dr R. Cun- cial Sciences and Australian Academy of the Humanities; ningham (CRES), Mr C. McGregor (CRES), Mr M presented: ‘Migrants and Nomads’ (to be revised as Chap- Crane (CRES), Mr D. Micheal (CRES), and Mr P. Smith ter 4 in the book of the project, A change in the weather: (Dept of Land & Water). Climate and Culture in Australia 2003, forthcoming, (Tim The Tumut Fragmentation Experiment by Dr D. Sherratt, Tom Griffiths and Libby ROBIN (eds.). LINDENMAYER with Dr R. Cunningham (CRES), Mr Climate change impacts on snow conditions in Australia: D. Rawlins (CRES), Mr C. McGregor (CRES), Mr M. a report for the Victorian Department of Natural Resourc- Pope (CRES), Dr M. McCarthy (Uni of Melbourne), es and Environment, Victorian Greenhouse Office, Parks Prof. H. Nix (CRES), Prof. H. Possingham (Uni of Victoria, New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife QLD), Dr R. Lacy (Chicago Zoological Society), Ms C. Service, Planning New South Wales, Australian Green- Donnelly (ANU), Dr R. Peakall (ANU), Mr J. Fischer house Office and Australian Ski Areas Association, pub- (CRES), Dr H. Tyndale-Biscoe (CSIRO), and Dr A. Tay- lished by CSIRO Atmospheric Research, Aspendale, lor (Monash). Victoria, Australia by Dr Jason SHARPLES with K.J. CHESS — The Central Highlands environmental sys- Hennessy, P.H. Whetton, I.N. Smith, J.M. Bathols, M.F. tems study (Integrated landscape and forest modelling in Hutchinson and J.J Sharples. the Central Highlands of Victoria) by Dr D. LINDEN- Community management of forests by Dr R. Quentin MAYER with Dr B. Mackey (ANU), Dr M. McCarthy GRAFTON with Harry Nelson, University of British Co- (Uni of Melbourne), Mr R. Incoll (CRES), Dr M. Gill lumbia, Canada. (CSIRO), Dr R. Cunningham (CRES), Ms C. Donnelly (ANU) and Dr J. Lindesay (ANU). Conservation biology of Palm Cockatoos and Vulturine Parrots at Crater Mountain, Papua New Guinea by Dr Long-term monitoring of vertebrate fauna in the Central Robert HEINSOHN with Dr A Mack and Dr D. Wright Highlands of Victoria by Dr D. LINDENMAYER with (Wildlife Conservation Society, New York). Dr R. Cunningham (CRES), Mr R Incoll (CRES), Mr C. MacGregor (CRES), Mr M. Crane (CRES), Dr A. Taylor Conservation of Palm Cockatoos and evolutionary ecolo- (Monash), and Mr D. Michael (CRES). gy of Eclectus Parrots on Cape York Peninsula by Dr Rob-

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A new textbook on the importance of off-reserve lands and Social capital by Dr R. Quentin GRAFTON with matrix management for biodiversity conservation by Dr Stephen Knowles and Dorian Owen at University of Ota- D. LINDENMAYER with Prof. J Franklin (Uni of Wash- go, New Zealand. ington). Sustainability in Adelaide project by Prof. Patrick TROY A removal experiment for examining dispersal and frag- with colleagues from University of Western Sydney and mentation effects on small mammals by Dr D. LINDEN- University of South Australia. MAYER, Dr R. Cunningham (CRES), Mr C. McGregor The effect of subsistence on collapse and institutional ad- (CRES), Mr M. Crane (CRES), Mr D. Micheal (CRES), aptation in population-resource societies by Dr J.C.V. Dr R. Peakall (ANU), Ms M. Ruibal (CRES), and Mr S. PEZZEY with Dr J.M. Anderies (CSIRO Sustainable Ec- Banks (Monash). osystems, Canberra). A large-scale study of the effectiveness of landscape resto- The impact of changing agroforestry mosaics on catch- ration for biodiversity conservation by Dr D. LINDEN- ment water yield and quality in southeast Asia by Dr B. MAYER with Dr R. Cunningham, Mr C. McGregor, Mr CROKE with D. Post (CSIRO), M. van Noordwijk M. Crane and Mr D. Micheal (CRES), and Mr P. Smith (ICRAF) funded by ACIAR. (Dept. of Land & Water). The role of the matrix for birds in Australian grazing land- Australian Gliders by Dr D. LINDENMAYER with Dr A scapes with implications for the applicability of the focal Taylor Monash University. species approach by Mr J. FISCHER and Dr Investigation into landscape research models by Dr D. D.B.LINDENMAYER with Mr J. Watson (University of LINDENMAYER and Mr J. FISCHER with Dr S. McIn- Oxford, UK) and Dr D. Freudenberger (CSIRO Sustain- tyre (CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, Brisbane). able Ecosystems, Canberra). Study of theory and practice of interdisciplinarity in envi- Wingecarribee catchment contaminant budget project by ronmental history by Dr S. DOVERS with Prof. Eric Prof. R. WASSON, Dr B. CROKE, Dr S. BEAVIS, with Pawson (University of Canterbury), to be published in J. Olley (CSIRO), B. Young (CSIRO), C. Ferguson (UN- Environment and History. SW), R. Benjamin (Ecowise), D. Page (Ecowise) funded by Sydney Catchment Authority. IwRAM phase 2 by Prof. A. JAKEMAN, Dr B. CROKE, with R. Letcher (iCAM), S. Cuddy (iCAM), R. Argent Assessment of potential impacts of climate change on (visiting fellow iCAM) as well as partners in Thailand snow across the Australian snow fields by Prof. M (Royal Project Foundation plus other government depart- HUTCHINSON with Dr Peter Whetton and Dr Kevin ments and universities) funded by ACIAR. Hennessy of CSIRO Atmospheric Research. Land$cape: Gold & Water, an interdisciplinary project Assessment of the effects of network density on interpola- combining art and text that explores the ecological and so- tion of precipitation across Canada by Prof. M HUTCH- cial changes across the mining and rural landscapes in part INSON with Dr Dan McKenney, Canadian Forest of the central-west of New South Wales by Mr George Service, Environment Canada. MAIN with Ms Mandy Martin and others, funded by Development of grid-based implementation of the Land and Water Australia. GROWEST plant growth index model with a graphical Long-term ecological records of marine environments, user interface to enable statistical assessments by Prof. M populations and communities by Dr Roger BRADBURY HUTCHINSON with Timothy Brinkley and Dr Greg with J Jackson (Scripps), E Sala (Scripps), J Pandolfi Laughlin, Bureau of Rural Sciences, Department of Pri- (Smithsonian), T Hughes (JCU), H Lotze (Dalhousie). mary Industry. National PhD workshop on environmental history by Dr Management of diffuse pollutants in the Ben Chifley Libby ROBIN and others with participants from all over Catchment by Prof. A J JAKEMAN with Dr Yoshi Koba- Australia including distinguished visitor, David Lo- yashi (NSW Environmental Protection Authority). wenthal (University College London) (sponsored by Basin wide mapping of sediment and nutrient exports in NIE), co-organised with RSSS (History), staff from UTS dryland regions by Prof. A J JAKEMAN and BF Croke and Monash University, in addition to ANU. with Dr Chris Moran (CSIRO Land and Water). Negotiation support system for groundwater management Tools to achieve landscape redesign giving environmental/ in small islands by Prof. Ian WHITE with Dr P. Perez economic targets by Prof. A J JAKEMAN with Drs Kerry (CIRAD, France). Taylor and Gavin Walker (CSIRO Mathematical and In- Productivity analysis in fisheries by Dr R. Quentin formation Sciences). GRAFTON with K.J. Fox at University of New South Integrated water resource assessment and management Wales, Diane Dupont at Brock University Canada, and project — Phase II by Prof. A J JAKEMAN with Dr San- Daniel Gordon at University of Calgary Canada. thad Rojanasoonthon, Royal Project Foundation, Thai- Protecting Spencer Gulf by Dr Roger BRADBURY with land. J Prosser (SARDI), G Hugo (U Adelaide), R Fowler (U South Australia).

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Integrated water quality model by Prof. A J JAKEMAN mtDNA of the Orang Asli of Peninsular Malaysia by Dr and L Newham with Dr R Vertsessy (CSIRO Land and D. BULBECK with Dr Richards and Prof. Stephen Op- Water). penheimer (of Green College, Oxford University), Re- turning them home: osteological sorting of disarticulated Integrated catchment management system by Prof. A J JA- human bones to their original skeletons. KEMAN and BF Croke with Ms Susan Cuddy (CSIRO Land and Water). Joint Chief Investigators in submitting the ARC Linkage- Project application by Dr D. BULBECK with Assoc. Prof. Sediment budget dynamics in the Georges Basin by Prof. Chris Briggs (Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, R.J.WASSON with Prof. A.K. Singhiri and Dr M.M. Sa- University of Melbourne), and Colin GROVES, ANU. rin (PRL, India), Assoc.Prof. R Sinha (IIT Kanpur, India). Land of Iron: The Historical Archaeology of Luwu and The Faculties the Cenrana Valley, results of the Origin of Complex So- ciety in South Sulawesi Project (OXIS) by Dr D. BUL- BECK with Prof. Geoffrey Hope and Dr Doreen Faculty of Arts BOWDERY (ANU) and Dr Ian Caldwell (University of Hull) and Cynthia Lampert (Bradford University) on the Study of the Insula del Menandro in Pompeii by Dr P. second, revised edition of David Bulbeck and Ian Cald- ALLISON with Cambridge University and University of well's 2000 publication of the same name. Manchester for the British Pompeii Research Committee; included students from the University of Sydney in field- Geomorphological change during late prehistory and his- work for the Kinchega Archaeological Project. torical times in South Sulawesi, Indonesia by Dr D. BUL- BECK with Dr Malcolm Lillie (University of Hull) and Sexuality and methodology by Dr S. ANGELIDES with Dr Ian Caldwell (University of Hull/Leeds). Dr N.Vitellone and Dr L. Adkins, University of Manches- ter. Critical edition of Catherine Martin's An Australian Girl by Dr R. CAMPBELL with the Australian Scholarly Edit- Modernisation and health in the Pacific by Dr R. AT- ing Centre, ADFA, and Assoc. Prof. Margaret Allen at the TENBOROUGH, invited speaker at symposium Interna- University of Adelaide. tional Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences Inter-Congress, Tokyo; attended Meeting of Excavation of the Pulemelei mound, Samoa by Dr G. Buttressing Coalition, Papua New Guinea Institute of CLARK with Drs Paul Wallin and Helene Wallin-Mar- Medical Research (Cairns). tinsson, Kon-Tiki Museum (Oslo). Archaeology of the Northern Philippines by Prof. P Palaun Ceramics by Dr G. CLARK with Scott Fitzpatrick BELLWOOD with the National Museum of the Philip- University of Oregon. pines and the Archaeological Studies Program in the Uni- Historical experts and indigenous litigants by Prof. A. versity of the Philippines. CURTHOYS with Prof. L. Behrendt, UTS; Prof. T. Academic program for the 17th Congress of the Indo-Pa- Wright, University of Newcastle and Dr A. Genovese cific Prehistory Association, Academia Sinica, Taipei or- UTS. ganised by Prof. P BELLWOOD with institutions within A companion to women’s history by Prof. A. Taiwan-Department of Anthropology, National Taiwan CURTHOYS with Dr M. Songberg, Macquarie Universi- University, National Museum of Prehistory, Taitung, ty and Prof. Barbara Caine, Monash University. Program for Asian and Pacific Research, Academia Sinica, and the National Museum of Natural Science, Taichung. Genetic studies of ancient crops from central Turkey by Dr A. FAIRBAIRN (visiting fellow) with Dr Mehmet State of French language and culture, "L'Observatoire du Somel, Middle East Technical University, Ankara Turkey. Français en Asie-Pacifique” by Dr Peter BROWN, member Asia-Pacific (Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia, Stable isotope signatures in plant remains and animal French Polynesia, Vietnam) Research Team. bones from Çatalhöyük by Dr A. FAIRBAIRN with Jessi- ca Pearson, Oxford University. Long-time history of the Murrayland tradition by Dr D. BULBECK with Prof. Maciej Henneberg (Wood Jones Dating Celtis stiones from Çatalhöyük by Dr A. FAIR- Professor, University of Adelaide) and Assoc. Prof. Don- BAIRN with Dr Tom Higham, Oxford University. ald Pate (Flinders University), including consultations Macrobotanical research by Dr A. FAIRBAIRN with the with the Ngarrindjeri Heritage Committee, Eric Cook Çatalhöyük Research project Cambridge University, UK. (Berri Campus, Murray Institute TAFE SA) and Dale Hancock (University of South Australia). Macrobotanical research by Dr A. FAIRBAIRN with Daniele Martinoli, University of Basel, Switzerland and mtDNA research in Southeast Asia by Dr D. BULBECK, Dr Ann Butler, Institute of Archaeology, UK (Mellaart invited collaboration with Dr Martin Richards (Depart- Archive, Çatalhöyük). ment of Chemical and Biological Sciences, University of Huddersfield, UK) as specialist in Southeast Asia. Excavations of Kaman Kalehöyük by Dr A. FAIRBAIRN with Middle East Culture Center Japan.

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Macrobotanical research by by Dr A. FAIRBAIRN with The Challenge of Democracy in Moslem Countries by Dr Dr Eleni Asouti, Institute of Archaeology, UK. M. LYON, participant, International Conference cospon- sored by the Asia Foundation, Mershon Center (Ohio Palaeobotanical research by Dr A. FAIRBAIRN at Epipal- State University), and IRCOS (Yogyakarta). aeolithic Pinarbasi, Konya, Turkey with Dr Doug Baird, Liverpool University, UK. Participant Dr M. LYON, "The place of Traditional Med- icines in Fostering Public Health", Sanata Dharma Uni- Conference in Lima, Identity and Transformation in the versity, Faculty of Pharmacy, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Inka Empire and in the Colonial Andes: Archaeological and Ethnohistorical Perspectives by Mr I. FAR- Prof. F. MERLAN, Professeur Invite, Centre de Recher- RINGTON with colleagues from PUCP, Peru (Dr Peter che et de Documentation sur l’Oceanie, Aix-en-Provence; Kaulicke) and Harvard University (Prof. Gary Urton) at Professeur Invite, CRNS, (Centre National en Sciences the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; Sociales, École des Hautes Études), Paris, France (papers given on work in New Guinea, Australia and more recent Jaquijahuana project — large ARC Discovery grant appli- German project); joint convener, workshop Custom: The cation by Mr I. FARRINGTON with Dr David Cahill Fate of Non-Western and Indigenous Governance in the (UNSW). 21st century, with Dr James Weiner (under the auspices of Exhibition on 'Death', by Mr. I. FARRINGTON, adviser the Australian Academy of the Social Sciences); assessed to Australian Museum. grant applications for Canadian, American, Australian, French and Dutch granting agencies. Tambokancha Archaeological Project, Peru and other projects by Mr I. FARRINGTON with Dr Julinho Zapa- Aussie English for Beginners by Dr Bruce MOORE with ta, professor at UNSAAC. the National Museum of Australia. Visiting professor Institut für Ethnologie, Dr D. GARD- Re-training programs for the civil service by Dr K. NER at University of Heidelberg. NOURZHANOV as adviser to Academy of Manage- ment, Government of Kyrgyzstan. Political Economy and Culture of Indigenous Peoples: A Central Indian Case Study by Dr C. GREGORY, field- Politics of ‘light handed’ regulation: new environment work in India, continuation of collaboration with the Par- policy instruments in Australia by Prof. E. PAPADAKIS amparik Bastar Shilpi Parivar in Bastar District, CG, with Dr A. Jordan, University of East Anglia and Dr R. India, funded by a large ARC grant. Wurzel, University of Hull. The Oral Epics of the Women of the Dandakaranya Pla- Donald Thomson’s place in Australian Anthropology by teau, Dr C. GREGORY invited to present a paper “at the Dr N. PETERSON, co- organiser Donald Thomson Cen- 17th European Conference on South Asia in Heidelberg. tenary Symposium, Melbourne; attended Ninth Interna- tional Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies The structure of the clothing industry by Dr A. GREIG (CHAGS 9), Edinburgh; Paper “From Mode of produc- with Prof. J. Marceau and colleagues at the Australian Ex- tion to moral Economy”. pert Group in Industrial Studies at University of Western Sydney. The Contribution of South Asia to the Peopling of Aus- tralasia by Dr P. RAGHAVAN, with a large number of Public lecture “The Tourmai fossil skull — the missing tertiary institutions, scientific institutions and museums in link? by Prof. C. GROVES with the National Museum of Delhi State, Madya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Har- Australia. yana, and Chandigarh in relation to ARC-funded Discov- Visiting fellow, Dr C. HELLIWELL in the Centre for Re- ery Project. ligion and Society at the University of Amsterdam. Early Christian families in the context of imperial Roman Antipodean visions of transcultural studies by Dr R. society by Prof. B RAWSON with Prof. C. Osiek, Univer- HILLMAN with Prof. Martina Wagner-Egelhaaf, Uni- sity of Chicago and Prof. D. Balch, Brite Divinity School versity of Munster and the Australian-German Joint Re- at the Texan Christian University. search Co-operation Scheme. Knowledge use by school principals Dr L. SAHA with Ancient technological structure and cultural change in the Prof. B. Biddle, University of Missouri. greater Sydney region by Dr P HISCOCK with Dr Val Prof. A. SAIKAL, InterAction Council of Former Heads Attenbrow, Senior Research Scientist, Australian Muse- of State, and adviser to the Council’s Chair, The Rt Hon. um. Malcolm Fraser (Expert Adviser). Method and theory in archaeology, two invited papers by Peace and Democracy in the Middle East by Prof. A. Dr P HISCOCK to symposia of the Union of Internation- SAIKAL as Co-Director of the United Nations University al Prehistoric and Protohistoric Societies in Liege, Bel- (Tokyo) project and co-editor of volume released in early gium. 2003. Causes of F111 aircraft accidents by Dr A. HOPKINS Carnegie Corporation Project on Self-Determination by with Dr N. Naikar, Defence, Science and Technology Or- Prof. A. SAIKAL with Liechtenstein Institute, Princeton ganisation. University.

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The UN’s Role in Democratisation: Capacity-building in Translation of Sufi Poetry Tour-e-Ma’refort by Dr M. Transition and Consolidation by Prof. A. SAIKAL with TORABI with Prof. Riccardo Zipoli, Head, Department United Nations University (Tokyo). of Iranian Studies, University of Venice, Italy. OECD Development Cooperation Directorate Expert Constitutional politics by Prof. J. WARHURST with As- Meeting by Prof. A. SAIKAL on Afghanistan Reconstruc- soc. Prof. M. Mackerras, ADFA, UNSW. tion and Recovery: Seeing Round the Corner, Paris. Federal election by Prof. J. WARHURST with Prof. M. Regional Approaches to the Reconstruction of Afghani- Simms, University of Otago. stan by Prof. A. SAIKAL with the Chr. Michelsens Insti- The significance of evidence based medicine by Dr K. tutt, Bergen, Norway, and the International Peace WHITE with Prof. E. Willis, La Trobe University. Research Institute, Oslo, Norway. Old age in antiquity and modernity by Dr K. WHITE International Peace Academy (New York) project on with Prof. Tim Parkin of University of Otago. “State Failure and the Crisis of Governance: Making States Work” by Prof. A. SAIKAL with Carr Center for The unmet needs of cancer by Dr K. WHITE with pa- Human Rights Policy, Harvard University, and United tients in the ACT with Cancer Council, ACT. Nations University, Pocantico. International Commission for Cooperation and Security Faculty of Asian Studies in West Asia by Prof. A. SAIKAL with Toda Institute for Collaborative ARC grant by Dr A. BROINOWSKI with Global Peace and Policy Research, Hawaii, the Interna- the National Library of Australia tional Peace Research Institute, Oslo, the Norwegian In- stitute of International Affairs, and the Institute for Dr A. BURTON tutored in Sanskrit and coordinated the Political and International Studies, Tehran. ANU students participating in the Sanskrit courses offered by University of Sydney through videoconferencing; con- UN Institute for Disarmament Research Panel on Biolog- ducted Hindi videoconferencing courses at the University ical Disarmament: The Agenda for the Next Century by of Sydney. Prof. A. SAIKAL. APEC funded project managed by Prof. J. CORBETT Workplace culture change and enterprise bargaining in with Asia-Pacific School of Economics and Management the meat processing industry by Dr M SIMMS, with Prof. focused on Electronic Financial Transactions Systems. A. Bodi, Deakin University, Dr G. Maggs, University of Newcastle and Mr L.J. Testi, Monash University; funded Research program focusing on the Zhuang language and by the Meat Research Corporation. culture by Dr A. DILLER with Melbourne University, Prof David Holm. Prof. M SPRIGGS, Overseas Visiting Fellow at St John's College, Cambridge; Visiting Prof. Ecole des Hautes Linguistic studies leading to collaborative publication/s by Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS); Australian Academy Dr A. DILLER with Prof Wilaiwan Khanittanhan, Tham- of the Humanities; Exchange Visitor to the Swedish Royal masat University, Thailand. Academy of Antiquities, Letters and History, (sponsored Joint project - Study of Islam and democratisation in In- by the Australian Academy of the Humanities and the donesia by Prof. V. HOOKER, associate for Centre for Swedish Royal Academy of Letters, History and Antiqui- the Study of Islam and Democracy, ParamadinaMulia ties as part of an academic exchange agreement between University Jakarta. the two Academies); attended the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists (EurASEAA) Conference Ethnographic research into the experiences of rural wom- at Sigtuna, Sweden; delivered joint paper with Dr Sue en working in Beijing, by Dr T. JACKA. O’Connor, Vestiges of Early Pre Agricultural Economy in Exchange program between ANU and Peking University the Landscape of East Timor: Recent Research. by Dr T. JACKA. Fieldwork in Vanuatu for training of local archaeological A more general study of current approaches to the society fieldworkers, a collaborative project by Prof. M SPRIGGS and culture of Song China by Dr C. JEFFCOTT, devel- with the Vanuatu Cultural Centre funded by a grant from oping collaboration with Dr Lewis Mayo, University of the Pacific Biological Foundation. Melbourne. PNG election 2002 by Dr W. STANDISH with Dr J. Monthly analysis of developments in each country of the Chin, University of Papua New Guinea. ASEAN region by Dr D. JOHNSON with private busi- Political parties in PNG by Dr W. STANDISH with Dr ness group, ASEAN Focus. O. Sepoe, University of Papua New Guinea. Vietnamese business culture, continued ARC funded The History of Islamic Civilisation by Dr M. TORABI project by Prof A. MILNER with the St James Ethics Cen- with Dr Ali Akhan Velayati, Tehran University (book tre, Sydney and the Vietnamese Ministry of Culture. forthcoming). Regional research by Prof A. MILNER as Raffles Visiting Professor in History at National University of Singapore with the Department of History, National University of

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Singapore and the National Technological University of The entailments of metaphors in structuring thought Singapore. about accounting by R. CRAIG with J. Armenic (U of To- ronto). Monthly analysis of developments in each country of the ASEAN region by Prof A. MILNER with private business The rhetoric of a juggernaut: AOLTimeWarner’s internet group, ASEAN Focus. policy statement by R. CRAIG with J. Armenic (U of To- ronto). Research on East Asian-Latin American commercial relations by Prof A. MILNER, consultancy work for the Sin- The roles and social construction of accounting in industri- gapore firm Sri Kumar Siddique. al relations by R. CRAIG with J. Armenic (U of Toronto). Dr I. PROUDFOOT, member, advisory board, Indone- Communication in diverse groups by G. FISHER with O. sia and the Malay World. Ayoko (UQ) and C. Hartell (Monash). Major research project Histoire de la tradition en Indone- Supply chain management by S. GREGOR with M. Bek- sie et en Malaysie, Dr I. PROUDFOOT assisted French king and A. Wassenaar (Twente University). team from the Ecole Francaise de L’Extreme-Orient. Passion the missing P of marketing by G BELL with R. QUYNH-DU, T-T. teacher, first-year Vietnamese, Uni- Hill (Swinburne). versity of Sydney as part of a joint agreement between the Passion drivers in marketing by G. BELL with J. Rex ANU and the University of Sydney. (Swinburne). Volume of essays on scholarly dissemination in selected The effect of job burnout on job satisfaction and turnover Southeast Asian countries by Dr C. REYNOLDS with a intentions by G. MONROE with V. Chong (UWA). Filipino colleague. Factors affecting environmental disclosures of companies Dr C. REYNOLDS, supervisor, pro bono of Ms Sopha in the Western Australia timber industry by G. MON- Chanamool, Thai PhD candidate at Chulalongkorn Uni- ROE with T. Christopher (ECU). versity. Whistle-blowing in public accounting firms by G. MON- Words in Motion for Social Science Research Council ROE with J. Chung and L. Thorne (York University). (NYC), Dr C. REYNOLDS organised, convened and hosted workshop. The effect of explanation and counter-explanation on ethical decision-making by G. MONROE with J. Chung Work continued on the Sumanas_ntaka, a twelfth century (York University). Old Javanese poem of more than 1,100 stanzas by Dr S. SUPOMO and Prof. Peter Worsley, Sydney University. Affect and auditor decision-making by G. MONROE with J. Cohen (Boston College) and J. Chung (York Uni- Collaborative research project by Dr K. WELLS with Dr versity). Evan (UNSW) funded by Korea Research Foundation. The effect of disclosing non-financial performance indica- Dr Y-W WONG, faculty representative on Selection tors on business valuations by G. MONROE with P. Co- Committee for the 2001–2002 Scholarship for Mandarin ram (UWA) and D. Woodliff. Training in Taiwan. Falsely Accused? The expert evidence of accountants by R. Faculty of Economics and Commerce CRAIG and P. Reddy (Melb). Leadership in Asia by G. FISHER with D. Ahlstron (City Measuring the convergence of national accounting stand- University of Hong Kong). ards with international financial reporting standards using association coefficients: the case of Portugal by R. CRAIG Corporate reporting on the Internet in Australia by S. LO- with M. Fontes and L. Rodrigues (Universidade do Min- DHIA with A. Allam and A. Lymer (U of Birmingham). ho, Braga). ‘9/11’ in the service of corporate rhetoric: Southwest Air- The Portuguese School of Commerce, 1759–1844 by R. lines' 2001 letter to shareholders by R. CRAIG with J. Ar- CRAIG, D. Gomes and L. Rodrigues (Universidade do menic (U of Toronto). Minho, Braga). An agenda for the reform of accounting education in the Clowns of No Account?: reflections on the involvement of post-Enron era: Moving accounting “out of the shadows” four Irishmen in the commercial life of the New South by R. CRAIG with J. Armenic (U of Toronto). Wales Colony, 1788–1818 by R. CRAIG with C. Ohog- Enron discourse: the rhetoric of a resilient capitalism by R. artaigh (Dublin City University) and M. Ohogartaigh (St. CRAIG with J. Armenic (U of Toronto). Patrick's College). The deployment of accounting-related rhetoric in the Kempsey Aboriginal community website development prelude to a privatisation by R. CRAIG with J. Armenic evaluation by P. RADOLLwith J. Desantolo, J. Lester and (U of Toronto). P. NEAL (Newcastle). Shopping online for the disabled by and G. BELL with B. Evans (Swinburne).

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Bridging the digital divide: the problems of online shop- The volume volatility relationship by T. SMITH with K. ping for select disabled groups by G. BELL with B. Evans Walsh (UNSW). (Swinburne). Nonlinearities in stock and bond markets by T. SMITH Leadership in Asia Pacific and Africa by G. FISHER with with K. Walsh (UNSW). R. Litrell (Auckland University of Technology). Asset pricing model choice by T. SMITH, with K. Walsh Theory of inter-organisational systems by S. GREGOR and R. Kohm (UNSW). with R. Johnston (Melb). Regime shifts and bond returns by T. SMITH with K. E-commerce in agricultural business by S. GREGOR with Boudoukh, M. Richardson and R. Whitelaw (New York J. Rolfe (CQU). University). Electronic auctions in the beef industry by S. GREGOR with C. Driedonks (Twente University), E. Van Heck (Er- The Faculty of Engineering and asmus) and A. Wassenaar (Twente University). Information Technology Floor trading versus computer trading — does in matter? A flexible memory management research infrastructure for by S. GREGOR and T. O’NEILL with D. Foster and R. C# by Dr S. BLACKBURN with Dr B. Zorn (Microsoft Woods (UNSW). Research, USA). Factors affecting auditor independence and the purchase A flexible memory management research infrastructure for of non-audit services from the incumbent auditor by G. Java by Dr S. BLACKBURN with Dr P. Cheng, (IBM MONROE with C. Hayes (ECU) and T. Mock (Univer- T.J. Watson Research Centre, New York, USA) and Dr K. sity of Southern California). McKinley, (University of Texas, USA). Current environmental accounting problematic: a shift Addressing the memory management bottleneck for mod- from anthropocentrism to ecocentrism by S. LODHIA ern object oriented languages by Dr S. BLACKBURN with R. Nandan (JCU). with Dr A. Hocking (Purdue University, USA), Dr K. Adoption of information technologies in Fiji: Issues in the McKinley (University of Texas, USA) and Dr E. Moss study of cultural influences on information technology ac- (University of Massachusetts). ceptance by S. LODHIA with T. Lynch (CQU) and N. Stamping technology for automotive manufacturing proc- Szorenyi (CQU — Fiji). esses (STAMP) by Prof. M. J. CARDEW-HALL with The effect of supervision style on work-related stress and Prof. P. Hodgson and Dr M. Dingle (Deakin University) job performance by G. MONROE and R. WINTER with and the Ford Motor Company. G. Soutar (UWA). Parallel techniques for high-performance record linkage by Dr P. CHRISTEN with Dr M. HEGLAND and Dr S. School of Economics ROBERTS (Mathematical Science Institute, ANU) and Ambiguity and risk by S. GRANT with J. Eichberger Dr T. Churches (NSW Department of Health). (Heidelberg University) and A. Chateauneuf, (University Stamp forming of lightweight fibre-metal laminate sys- of Paris I). tems by Dr P. COMPSTON, Dr S. KALYANASUNDA- Bargaining theory with non-expected utility by S. RAM and Prof. M. J. CARDEW-HALL with Prof. W. J. GRANT with A. Kajii (Tsukuba University) and A. Bur- Cantwell (University of Liverpool) and the Ford Motor gos (Universidad Carlos III). Company. Reveal or not to reveal: an investigation into the role of se- Advanced characterisation of silicon materials and devices cret reserve prices in auctions by S. GRANT and M. by Prof. A. CUEVAS with Dr R. Sinton (Sinton Consult- RYAN with A. Kajii, (Tsukuba University) and F. MEN- ing, Boulder, Colorado, USA). EZES. Application of plasma silicon nitride to multicrystalline Games and equilibria without probabilistically sophisti- silicon solar cells by Prof. A. CUEVAS with Dr J. Schmidt cated beliefs by S. GRANT with A. Kajii (Tsukuba Uni- (Institute for Solar Energy Research Emmerthal-Hameln, versity), and B. Polak, (Yale University). ISFH, Germany). Quantifying beliefs with State-dependent preferences and Investigations of n-type multicrystalline silicon by Prof. A. without reduction by S. GRANT with E. Karni (Johns CUEVAS with Dr F. Ferrazza (Eurosolare Spa, Italy) and Hopkins University). Mr S. Rieppe ( Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Sys- tems, Freiburg, Germany). School of Finance and Applied Statistics Lifetime studies of metallic impurities and precipitates in multicrystalline silicon solar cells by Prof. A. CUEVAS, Floor trading versus computer trading — does it matter? and Dr D. MACDONALD with Dr S. Glunz, (Fraunhof- by S. GREGOR and T. O’NEILL with D. Foster and R. er Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Freiburg, Germany). Woods (UNSW).

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Hardware verification using Lax logic by Dr J. DAWSON Neutron activation analysis of multicrystalline silicon by and Dr R. GORÉ with Dr M. Fairtlough (University of Dr D. MACDONALD and Prof. A. CUEVAS with Dr A. Sheffield, UK). Kinomura, (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Sci- ence and Technology, Osaka, Japan). Interactive sound sculpturing in a virtual environment by Dr H. GARDNER with Dr S. Barass (CSIRO Centre for Computational and theoretical graph theory by Prof. B. Mathematics and Information Science). McKAY with Dr K. Piwakaowski (University of Gadnsk, Poland), Prof. S. Radziszowaski (Rochester Institute of A sequent calculus for reasoning about Java programs by Technology, USA) and Prof. G. Exoo, (Indiana State Uni- Dr R. GORÉ with Dr B. Beckert, Mr B. Katz and Prof. P. versity, USA). Schmitt (University of Karlsruhe, Germany) and Ms K. Trentelman (RSISE). Computational methods for enumeration of combinatorial objects by Prof. B. McKAY with Dr G Brinkmann Bi-modal logics for reasoning about hybrid systems by Dr (University of Bielefeld, Germany), Dr C. Greenhill (Uni- R. GORÉ with Mr V. COULTHARD (RSISE, ANU), versity of Melbourne), Prof. R. Thomas (Georgia Institute Dr J. Davoren (University of Melbourne) and Dr S. Dem- of Technology, USA), Prof. W. Myrvold, University of ri (CNRS, France). Victoria, Canada), Dr M. Paredes, University of Proof theory of Bi-Lax logic by Dr R. GORÉ with Dr G. Santander, Colombia) and Dr G. Royle (University of Barthe (INRIA-Sophia-Antipolis, France) and Dr M. Western Australia). Fairtlough (University of Sheffield, UK). Efficient implementation of combinatorial algorithms by Input to state stability: analysis and controller synthesis by Prof. B. McKAY with Dr P. Lieby (University of Sydney). Prof. M. JAMES and Dr S. HUANG with Dr P. Dower Layout problems for graphs by Prof. B. McKAY with Prof. (La Trobe University) and Dr D. Nesic (University of P. Eades and Dr S. Hong (University of Sydney). Melbourne). Theoretical enumeration problems by Prof. B. McKAY Nonlinear robust control by Prof. M. JAMES with Prof. with Prof. R. Canfield (University of Georgia, USA), Dr J.W. Helton and Prof. W. McEneaney (University of Cal- X. Wang (DSTO), Dr I. Wanless (Oxford University, ifornia, San Diego, USA). UK), Dr N. Wormald (University of Melbourne) and Dr Nonsmooth robust control by Prof. M JAMES with Prof. C. Greenhill (University of Melbourne). I. Petersen (University of New South Wales at the Austral- Nonlinear control of under-actuated dynamic systems by ian Defence Force Academy). Dr R. MAHONY with Dr T. Hamel (Université d’Evry, Context/IE Pelican by Dr C. JOHNSON with Dr B. France) and Dr F. Chaumette (INRIA, Université de Kummerfeld (Univeristy of Sydney), Dr R. Hexl (Griffith Rennes, France). University) and Dr A. Quigley (University of Sydney). Visual-servo technology for UAVs by Dr R. MAHONY Data warehousing by Dr W. LIANG with Assoc. Prof. J. with CSIRO Queensland Centre for Advanced Technolo- Yu (Chinese Hong Kong University) and Prof. M. Or- gy (QCAT). lowska (University of Queensland). Multilayer technical textiles for high performance rigid Multicast for WDM optical networks by Dr W. LIANG composite products by Dr Z. STACHURSKI with Dr I. with Prof. X. Shen (University of Missouri, USA). Crouch (CRC-Advanced Composite Structures, Mel- bourne), Dr S John (RMIT, Melbourne) and Specialty QoS routing by Dr W. LIANG with Prof. H. Shen (Japan Group Pty. Ltd. Advanced Institute of Technology). Exploration of possible uses of angular position mic- Solar thermal gas turbine by Dr K. LOVEGROVE with totrackers by Mr P. VULYSTEKER with Dr Y. Caritu Dr R. Buck (DLR, Stuttgart, Germany). (CEA/LETI/DSIS, Grenoble, France). Development of electro-spun nano fibres for composite biomedical uses by Dr A. LOWE with Prof. S. Ramakrish- Faculty of Law na (National University of Singapore). Participation in a workshop to discuss research directions Intelligent electronic mail sorter by Dr E. McCREATH for family law by Dr J BEHRENS with Family Law Re- with Assoc. Prof. J. Kay (University of Sydney). search Unit, Griffith University. Smart Personal Assistant by Dr E. McCREATH with International challenges to the Australian legal system: CRC Smart Internet Technology. trade and human rights by Prof. H CHARLESWORTH Effects of iron on multicrystalline silicon by Dr D. MAC- with Prof. George Williams, (UNSW). DONALD with Dr B. Geerlings, (Netherlands Energy Discussion paper Royal Commission into the building Research Foundation). and construction industry, the law relating to industrial Lifetime spectroscopy of nickel in silicon by Dr D. MAC- action in the building and construction industry by Ms S DONALD with Dr A. Istratov, (University of California McCRYSTAL with members of Faculty of Law, Monash at Berkeley, USA). University.

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Collaborated in research with ACIPA members at Griffith ty of WA, Australian Neuromuscular Research Institute, University by Dr M RIMMER with Dr K Bowrey and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, WA). Prof. Jill McKeough (UNSW). Shigella O-antigen modification project by Dr N VERMA A joint program with Nan Kai University, Tianjin, China with Dr A Weintraub (Karolinska Institute, Sweden). and Flinders University, SA by Mr W MORGAN lectur- Shigella project by Dr N VERMA with Prof. C. Sasakawa ing in the off-shore Master of Arts (International Relations (University of Tokyo). of Economy and Trade) program. Structure, function and regulation of ammonium trans- Faculty of Science porters by Dr S HOWITT with Dr M Udvardi (Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology, Germany). School of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Is MIF and NO production a feature of severe malaria? by Prof. I CLARK with Dr T Taylor and Dr M Molyneux The characterisation of ligands for human NK cell surface (Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyre, Malawi). molecules on endothelial cells by Dr J ALTIN with Dr HS Warren (Cancer Research Unit, Royal Canberra Hospital, Heart muscle injury in malaria” by Prof. I CLARK with Canberra ACT). Dr R Bellomo (Austin Hospital, Melbourne). Exchange of the CD4 D2 disulfide is important for inter- Bioactive substances from Nostoc cyanobacteria by Dr G action of CD4 with MHC class II and HIV entry by Dr J SMITH with Prof. M Tredici (Dipartimaneto di Biotec- ALTIN with Prof. PJ Hogg (Centre for Vascular Re- nologie Agrarie Universita” degli Studi di Firenze P. le search, Faculty of Medicine, University of New South delle Cascine, Firenze, Italy). Wales). The electrophysiological characterisation of brain Molecular biology of nematodes by Dr Carolyn BEHM glutamine transporters by Dr S BRÖER with Prof. Lang with Dr WN Grant (Molecular Parasitology, AgResearch, (University of Tubingen, Germany). Upper Hutt, New Zealand) and Dr S Trowell (CSIRO Division of Entomology). School of Botany and Zoology New insecticide targets by Dr C BEHM with Dr S Wh- Start of a project by Dr Paul COOPER with Dr Kevin yard (CSIRO Entomology). Powell, Victoria Research Institute-Rutherglen on the di- In vivo testing of anti-cryptosporidial compounds in mice gestive physiology of the grape vine aphid, Phylloxera vitis, by Dr C BEHM with Prof. R PASHLEY and Sydney Wa- supported by the Grape and Wine Research and Develop- ter. ment Corporation and will provide a PhD scholarship for 3.5 years. Regulation of the pH of the malaria parasite’s digestive vacuole by Prof. K KIRK with Dr PG Bray and Prof. SA- Collaboration between Dr COOPER and Richard Reina Ward (School of Tropical Medicine, University of Liver- (Drexel University) and an Honours student, Hannah pool, UK). Gisz, in a study of developmental physiology of hatchling leather sea turtles in Costa Rica. Targeting the ‘New Permeation Pathways’ induced by the malaria parasite in its host blood cell membrane by Prof. The Mammals of Africa project by David HAPPOLD K KIRK with Dr H Staines and Prof. JC Ellory (Universi- with colleagues in the following: American Museum of ty Laboratory of Physiology, University of Oxford, UK), Natural History (USA); Smithsonian Institution, Wash- and Assoc. Prof. ML Go (Department of Pharmacy, Na- ington DC (USA); The Natural History Museum, Lon- tional University of Singapore). don (UK); Staatliches Museum fur Naturkunde (Germany); Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle Choline transport in the intracellular malaria parasite” by (France); University of Cape Town, Cape Town (South Prof. K KIRK with Dr CB Mamoun (Connecticut Medi- Africa); Rhodes University (South Africa); University of cal Centre, University of Connecticut, USA). Natal (South Africa); Durban Natural History Museum Characterisation of a supernodulation mutant of the leg- (South Africa); University of Pretoria (South Africa); ume Medicago truncatula by Dr U MATHESIUS with Senckenberg Museum (Germany); University of London Dr J Frugol (Clemson University, USA) Prof. D Cook (UK); Museum Alexander Koenig (Germany); University (UCLA Davis, USA) and Prof. B Rolfe (RSBS, ANU). of Antwerp (Belgium); Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (UK). Plant detection of quorum sensing compounds by Dr U MATHESIUS with Prof. W Dietz Bauer and Dr M Research on diagnostics is carried out by Mark GIBBS Teplitsk (Ohio State University, USA) and Prof. B with PANBIO Limited, a Brisbane-based company that ROLFE (RSBS, ANU). specialises in identifying infectious disease agents. Magnesium as a neuroprotectant in stroke by Dr R MAR- Potyvirus evolution by Mark GIBBS with researchers at TIN with Dr B Melloni (Centre for Neuromuscular & Saga University, Japan and Queensland University of Neurological Disorders, Dept of Pharmacology, Universi- Technology.

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Development of the national plant disease database by ment of Botany, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, Mark GIBBS with researchers at the Institute for Horti- USA), Mr Jianbin Chen (Institute of Microbiology, Chi- cultural Development Knoxfield, Victoria and Agriculture nese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China), Dr Kansri Fisheries and Forestry Australia. Boonpragob (Ramhamkhaeng University, Bangkok, Thailand), Prof. Mohd Wahid bin Samsudin, Prof. Laily Department of Chemistry bin Din (University Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi, Selang- or, Malaysia), Dr Felix Schumm (Stuttgart, Germany), On new synthetic methods using transition metals by Dr Ms Pauline Barwingan (St. Louis University, Baguio City, B. FLYNN with Dr A. Meyer (CSIRO Division of Molec- Philippines), Prof. P.M. Jørgensen, Dr T. Tønsberg and ular Science). Dr D. Øvstedal (University of Bergen, Norway), Dr D.K. New synthetic methods using transition metals by Dr B. Upreti (National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow, FLYNN with Dr A. de Meyere (Institute für Organische India), Prof. M. Manandhar (Tribhuvan University, Chemie der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Germa- Kathmandu, Nepal), Dr N.J.M. Gremmen (Data Analyse ny). Ecologie, Dwarsdrift, The Netherlands) and Prof. A. Cre- spo, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Dr Developing novel anti-cancer agents by Dr B. FLYNN H.J.M. Sipman (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) and with Dr E. Hamel (National Cancer Institutes, USA). Dr E. Stocker-Wörgötter (University of Salzburg, Aus- The singlet and triplet valence excited states of pyrimidine tria). by Dr G. FISCHER with Dr P. Wormell (University of Role of the hydrophobic region AGAAAAGA in the for- Western Sydney) and Dr J. Reimers (University of Syd- mation of PrP[106-126] channels in planar lipid bilayers ney). by Dr J. KOURIE with Dr R. Cappai (Melbourne). Spectroscopy of long chain carbon compounds by Dr G. Quinacrine and chlorpromazine act by two different FISCHER with Dr J. Maier (University of Basel). mechanisms on ion channels by Dr J. KOURIE with Dr Electronic spectroscopy of dicyanoacetylene and related M. Salmona and Dr G. Forloni (Italy). molecules by Dr G. FISCHER with Dr D. Ramsay (NRC, Polyamidoamine Dendrimer (starburst), Coproporphyrin Canada) and Prof. I. G. ROSS (ANU). I, polypropylenimine dotriacontaamine dendrimer and Organometallics for photonics applications by Drs M. modulation of PrP-formed channels by Dr J. KOURIE HUMPHREY and M. CIFUENTES with Prof. R. Llusar with Dr M. Salmona and Dr G. Forloni (Italy). (University Jaume I, Spain), Prof. A. Persoons (Catholic Transition metals and amyloid beta protein- and prion- University of Leuven, Belgium) and Prof. A. Hunter formed channels by Dr J. KOURIE with Dr K. Barnham (Youngstown State University, Ohio, USA). and Dr C. Curtain (Melbourne). Primary phosphines in the elucidation of insect toxicology NMR studies on natriuretic peptides models of the mech- of phosphine by Dr G. SALEM with Dr J. Desmarchelier anisms of ion channel formation by Dr J. KOURIE with (CSIRO). Dr P. Pallaghy (Melbourne). Studies of the oxygen evolving centre of Photosystem II Modulation of recombinant prion protein- and fragment- during the second turnover of the enzyme by Dr K. AHR- formed channels by Dr J. KOURIE with Dr D. R. Brown LING with Dr S. Styring (Biochemistry, Lund University, (UK). Sweden). Computational studies involving the modelling of oxo-, Comparative biophysical studies on Photosystem II of carboxylato- and peroxo-bridged Mn dimers by Dr R. higher plants and Cyanobacteria by Dr R. PACE with Dr STRANGER with Dr J.E. McGrady (University of York, S. Styring (University of Lund, Lund, Sweden). United Kingdom). Complexes of secondary amides by Dr P. ANGUS with High temperature phase equilibria, structure and kinetic Prof. W. G. Jackson (Department of Chemistry, ADFA). studies relevant to ilmenite upgrading processes by Dr R. Combinatorial synthesis of chiral piperazines by Dr C. STRANGER with Dr I.E. Grey (CSIRO Division of CHAI with Prof. A. Berkessel, University of Cologne, Minerals, Clayton). Germany. Density functional study of the effect of high-spin/low- Lichenological and chemotaxonomic projects by Prof. J.A. spin equilibria on metal-metal bonding in binuclear d5d5 ELIX with Dr A.W. Archer (National Herbarium of New complexes of Fe, Ru and Os by Dr R. STRANGER with South Wales), Dr G. Kantvilas (Tasmanian Herbarium), Dr T. Lovell (The Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, Dr P. M. McCarthy (ABRS), Dr K. Kalb (Lichenolo- California) and Dr J.E. McGrady (University of York, gisches Institut, Neumarkt, Germany), Dr H.T. Lumbsch United Kingdom). and Prof. G.B. Feige (Fachbereich 9/Botanik, Universität Density functional study of nitro and nitrito isomers of Essen, Germany), Dr H. Mayrhofer and Dr W. Obermay- Co, Cr, Ni, Zn and Cd complexes by Dr R. STRANGER er (Institut für Botanik, Karl Franzens Universität, Graz, with Dr M.A. Hitchman (University of Tasmania). Austria), Dr L. Ferraro (Universidad Nacional del Nord- este, Corrientos, Argentina), Prof. T.H. Nash (Depart-

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Density functional study of photoluminescent tetrahedral Composition, structure and properties of magnetic carbon Au(I) phosphine complexes by Dr R. STRANGER with nanofoams by Dr AG CHRISTY, Dr AV RODE, Prof. Dr G.F. Swiegers (CSIRO Division of Molecular Science, EG GAMALY and Prof. ST HYDE with Prof. RG ELLI- Clayton). MAN (RSPhysSE, ANU), Dr J Giapintzakis and Dr J An- droulakis (University of Crete, Greece), Prof. D Tomanek Density functional study of small molecule activation in and Dr S Berber (Michigan State University, USA), Dr N transition metal complexes by Dr R. STRANGER with Park (Seoul National University, Korea). Dr B. F. Yates (University of Tasmania). Supervision of University of Newcastle PhD student, Mr New antibiotics by Dr R. BARROW with Dr T. Mukkur K Ruming by Prof. S.F. COX. and Dr M. Kotiw (University of Southern Queensland), Dr S. Tomasi (University of Rennes, France) and Dr S. Evolution of fluid flow patterns in the Mont Blanc and Bloor (Industrial Research Ltd., Lower Hutt, New Zea- Aar Massifs in the European Alps Collaboration by Prof. land). COX with Drs Boullier (Universite Joseph Fourier, Gre- noble), N Mancktelow (ETH, Zurich) and G Pennachio- Department of Geology ni (Univerity of Padova); the collaboration forms part of an ARC Large Grant project, held in the Geology Depart- Studies of volcanic rocks recovered by Prof. RJ ARCU- ment, The Faculties. LUS and the National Marine Facility (RV Franklin) from backarcs and arcs of the western Pacific with CSIRO Ex- Structural controls on development of lode gold minerali- ploration & Mining. sation by Prof. COX with geoscientists at Gold Fields Aus- tralia Ltd St Ives Gold Mining Company at Kambalda, Age determinations for rocks of the Solomon Islands with WA. Prof. RJ ARCULUS and Prof. RA Duncan, Oregon State University, USA. Collaborative research by Prof. COX with a consortium of Australian minerals exploration companies via AMIRA In- Studies of volcanic rock geochemistry from Hokkaido and ternational and the ARC Linkage grant scheme. Honshu (Japan) and Kamchatka (Russia) with Prof. RJ ARCULUS, and Assoc. Prof. DA Gust, Queensland Uni- Late Palaeozoic correlation chart (part of DFG-Program versity of Technology, and Dr AB Kersting, Lawrence 1054 “Evolution of the Earth’s system during the Late Pal- Livermore, USA. aeozoic in the light of sedimentary geochemistry”) by Dr PJ JONES with Dr M Menning, GeoForschungsZen- Age determinations of volcanic rocks from the New Geor- trum, Potsdam, Germany. gia Group (Solomon Islands) with Prof. RJ ARCULUS, and Dr M Cosca, Université du Lausanne, Switzerland. Revision of some Permian and Triassic conchostracan genera from Australia by Dr PJ JONES with Prof. Chen Studies of ultra-high pressure rocks from NW China with Pei-ji, Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology. Prof. RJ ARCULUS and Prof. L. Zhang (Beijing Univer- sity). Taxonomic comparison of Early Carboniferous (Tournai- sian) ostracods from the Bonaparte Basin, northwestern Vertebrate fossils from Gogo, the genus Onychodus by Australia with those from Belgium by Dr PJ JONES with Prof. KSW CAMPBELL and Dr RE BARWICK with Dr Dr M. Coen, Université de Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium. Per Ahlberg of the British Museum of Natural History and Dr J Long, Western Australian Museum. Examination of Permian conodonts from the Perth Basin, Western Australia by Dr R.S. NICOLL with Dr A. J. Mo- The significance of the teeth of the dipnoan Speonesydri- ry, Geological Survey of Western Australia. on by Prof. KSW CAMPBELL and Dr RE BARWICK with Dr Jan den Blaauwen, Swammerdam Institute, Uni- Ordovician and Silurian conodonts from the Carnarvon versity of Amsterdam. Basin, Western Australia by Dr R.S. NICOLL with Dr A. J. Mory, Geological Survey of Western Australia. Cooperative research on the digestive strategy of the Chi- nese golden monkey with Dr JM Caton, Prof. Richard Biostratigaphy, geochronology and palaeomagnetism of Wrangham and his honours student from the Anthropol- the Upper Permian, Lower Triassic and Permian-Triassic ogy Dept., Harvard University. boundary in South and East Asia by Dr R.S. NICOLL with Dr Ian Metcalfe, University of New England; Dr Ro- Studies of inorganically grown biomorphic composite ma- land Mundil & Prof. P.R. Renne, Berkley Geochronology terials by Dr AG CHRISTY and Prof. ST HYDE with Ms Center, USA; Dr C.B. Foster, Geoscience Australia. Anna CARNERUP (Applied Maths Dept, RSPhysSE, ANU), Dr NJ Welham (Murdoch University, W. Austral- Wenlock (Late Silurian) Brachiopods from the Orange ia), Prof. J-M Garcia-Ruiz (University of Granada, Spain). District of New South Wales by Dr D.L. STRUSZ with Dr A.J. Wright (Wollongong University). Stability and phase relations of Be-bearing sapphirine and effect of Be on high-grade metamorphic phase equilibria Department of Mathematics by Dr AG CHRISTY with Prof. ES Grew (University of Maine, USA), Prof. W Schreyer and Dr A Hölscher (Uni- Subgroup covers of groups by Dr R.A BRYCE with L. Ser- versity of Bochum, Germany), Dr Y Tabira (RSC, ANU ena, (University of Florence, Italy) and Mitsui Mining and Smelting Co, Japan).

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Products of groups by Dr P.J COSSEY with A Ballester- Actions of classical groups on complex manifolds by bi- Bolinches, R Esteban, C Pedraza-Aguilera, M Alejandre holomorphic transformations by Dr A.V. ISAEV with N. (Valencia, Spain) Kruzhilin (Steklov Mathematical Institute, Moscow). Permutable subgroups of p-groups by Dr P.J COSSEY Description of all proper holomorphic mappings between with S Stonehewer (Warwick, UK) Reinhardt domains in complex space by Dr A.V. ISAEV with N. Kruzhilin (Steklov Mathematical Institute, Mos- Character degree and class size problems by Dr P.J COS- cow). SEY with T Hawkes (Warwick, UK) The structure of the lattice of closed ideals in the Banach Recalcitrance in finite soluble groups by Dr P.J COSSEY algebra of operators on certain Banach spaces by Dr R.J. with P Soules (Greece) LOY with N J Laustsen (Copenhagen, Denmark). Non-LTE effects in magnetised accretion flows by Dr L. Banach algebras on compact right topological groups by FERRARIO with R. Wehrse (Heidelberg University, Ger- Dr R.J. LOY with A. T.-M. Lau (Alberta, Canada). many). The ramifications of the hypothesis completely monotone Modelling of X-ray heated accretion discs in close binary fading memory in polymer dynamics by Dr R.J. LOY with systems by Dr L. FERRARIO and Prof. D.T. WICKRA- R.S. Anderssen (CMIS, CSIRO). MASINGHE with I. Hubeny (NASA, USA). Finite p-groups with normal normalisers (p > 3) by Dr Cyclotron modelling of the low accretion rate polars E.A. ORMEROD with G. Parmeggiani (Padova, Italy). SDSS1553+5516 and SDSS1324+0320 by Dr L. FER- RARIO and Prof. D.T. WICKRAMASINGHE with G. Sparse grids by Dr S.G. ROBERTS with M Greibel Schmidt and P. Smith (University of Arizona, USA). (Bonn, Germany). Study of the populations of isolated magnetic white dwarfs Storm surge by Dr S.G. ROBERTS with C Zoppou (Ge- and isolated neutron stars by Dr L. FERRARIO and Prof. oSciences Australia). D.T. WICKRAMASINGHE with G.I. Ogilvie (Cam- Geophysical Flows by Dr S.G. ROBERTS with S Matthai bridge University, UK). (Imperial College, UK) and S Geiger (ETH, Swit). A level set based adaptive finite element algorithm for im- Observation program on NASA's Far Ultraviolet Spectro- age segmentation; Extension of the 2 phase segmentation scopic Explorer by Dr S. VENNES with J Dupuis (Johns to 4 phase segmentation; Quantitative comparision of dif- Hopkins, USA). ferent approaches to numerical solutions of the stefan problem by Dr J.M. FRIED, comparison with M. Benes Optical spectroscopy of dwarf novae in quiescence by Dr (Czech Technical University, Prague). S. VENNES with J Thorstensen (Dartmouth, USA). Adaptivity for image segmentation by Dr J.M. FRIED Theoretical study of the orbital evolution of cataclysmic with G. Dziuk (University of Freiburg, Germany). variables (CVs) including synchronised magnetic cataclysmic variables (MCVs of the AM Her type) by Prof. D.T. Quantum ergodicity of boundary values of eigenfunctions WICKRAMASINGHE with R Webbink (Illinois Univer- on convex Euclidean domains with corners, under general sity, USA). boundary conditions by Dr A. HASSELL with Steve Zeld- itch, (Johns Hopkins, USA). Department of Physics Constructing parametrix for the Schrodinger propagator on asymptotically conic manifolds and obtaining wave- Quantum imaging by Prof. H A BACHOR with Prof. C. front set estimates on solutions of the time-dependent Fabre (Universite Paris VI, France) as part of the QUCOV Schrodinger equation on such manifolds by Dr A. HAS- European Network. SELL with Jared Wunsch, (Northwestern, USA). Quantum cryptography and quantum noise reduction by Scattering theory for nondecaying potentials on asymptot- Prof. H.A BACHOR and Dr P.K. LAM with Prof. G. ically conic manifolds by Dr A. HASSELL with Andras Leuchs (Universitaet Erlangen, Germany) as part of the Vasy and Richard Melrose, (both MIT, USA). QUANTUM European Network. Forward algorithm for random fractals by Prof. J.E. Light detection and generation below the quantum noise HUTCHINSON with Orjan Stenflo (Stockholm Univer- limit by Prof. H.A. BACHOR and Dr P.K. LAM with Dr sity, Sweden), Michael Barnsley (Georgia Institute of R.Schnabel and Prof. K.Danzmann (Universitaet Hanno- Technology, USA). ver, Germany). A general framework for random fractals by Prof. J.E. Development of an Ion Implanter for Radioisotopes by Dr HUTCHINSON with Orjan Stenflo (Stockholm Univer- A.P. BYRNE with Dr H. Timmers and Assoc. Prof. D.H. sity, Sweden), Michael Barnsley (Georgia Institute of Chaplin (University College, ADFA, UNSW). Technology, USA). Spectroscopy of neutron deficient lead and thallium nuclei by Dr A.P. BYRNE, Dr A.M. BAXTER with Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS, Dr G.J. LANE (RSPhysSE) and Dr A.O. Macchiavelli (LBL, Berkeley CA).

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Decay of superdeformed 192Pb by Dr A.P. BYRNE with The development of visualisation software for general rel- Dr A. N. WILSON, Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS, Dr G.J. ativity by Dr S.M. SCOTT with Dr B.J.K. Evans LANE (RSPhysSE) and Dr A.O. Macchiavelli (LBL, Ber- (ANUSF). keley CA) Boundary constructions for space-time by Dr S.M. Diffuse damage in semiconductors by Dr A.P. BYRNE SCOTT with Dr P. Szekeres, (University of Adelaide) and with Dr M. C. RIDGWAY (RSPhysSE), Dr R. Vianden Dr M.J.S.L Ashley (Pennsylvania State University). and F Ruske, (ISKP, Universitaet Bonn. Germany) Initial cosmological singularities by Dr S.M. SCOTT with Superallowed Beta decays by Dr A.P. BYRNE with A. Dr G.B. Ericksson, (University of Queensland). Prof. P.H. Barker (University of Auckland, NZ). SCOTT, S.M., member, Committee of the International Neutron Rich translead nuclei using radioactive beams by Society on General Relativity and Gravitation; member, Dr A.P. BYRNE with Prof. G.D. DRACOULIS, Dr G.J. Editorial Board, Classical and Quantum Gravity, IOP LANE, (RSPhysSE) and Prof. P. M. Walker (University of Publishing. Surrey, UK). Red quasars from the two micron all sky survey by Dr P. School of Psychology FRANCIS with Drs. R. Cutri and B. Nelson (Caltech). Symptom load in patients with terminal cancer by Prof. Galaxy clusters in the high redshift universe by Dr P. Don BYRNE with Prof. Robin-Stuart-Harris, University FRANCIS with Drs B.Woodgate and H. Teplitz (NASA of Sydney/Canberra Clinical School Goddard Space-Flight Center), G. Williger (Johns Hop- Social influence and attitude change processes at the ACT kins University) and P. Palunas (University ofTexas, Aus- Deliberative Poll held on 29-30 November 2002 at Old tin). Parliament House by Prof. Penny OAKES, Dr Kate REY- Development of XMDS numerical package for high-per- NOLDS and Dr Rachael EGGINS with Dr Pam Ryan, formance integration by Dr J.J. HOPE with Dr P.D. (Issues Deliberation Australia) Drummond and Mr G. Collecut (University of Queens- Group processes in extreme environments to be conduct- land). ed during a Mars Society Canada Expedition One to the Continuous evaporation as a pumping method for an Mars Desert Research Station in Utah by Dr Kate REY- atom laser by Dr J.J. HOPE with Dr M.J. Davis (Univer- NOLDS and Dr Rachael EGGINS with Dr Steve Dawson sity of Queensland). (Mars Society Australia) Single mode quantum statistical model of an atom laser by Visual attentional processes in both neurologically-normal Dr J.J. HOPE with Mr A.S. Bradley (Victoria University, individuals and in individuals who neglect one side of NZ). their world following a unilateral brain lesion by Dr Anne MAGUIRE with Prof. Michael Corballis and Assoc. Prof. Atomic detection using spatial modes of an optical resona- Jenni Ogden, University of Auckland (New Zealand), tor by Drs J.J. HOPE and J.D. CLOSE with Dr R.J. Bal- Prof. Patricia Reuter-Lorenz, University of Michigan lagh (Otago University, NZ). (USA) and Dr Timothy Bates, Macquarie Centre for Cog- Scramjet flows by Dr AFH HOUWING with Dr R. nitive Science (Sydney). Boyce and Dr N. Mudford, (School of Aerospace and Me- Interaction of motion and spatial localisation processing chanical Engineering at the Australian Defence Force by Dr Mark EDWARDS with Prof. David Badcock, Academy, UNSW). Dept. of Psychology, UWA. Generation of spatial squeezing and entanglement for op- Interaction of cues in stereo-depth smoothing by Dr Mark tical imaging by Dr P.K. LAM with Prof. C. Fabre and A. EDWARDS with Prof. Clifton Schor, School of Optom- Maitre, (Paris University, France). etry, UC Berkeley, USA. Generation of optical Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen entangle- Contrast tuning of the motion system Dr Mark ED- ment with optical fibres by Dr P.K. LAM with Prof. G. WARDS with Dr Colin Clifford, Dept. of Psychology, Leuchs, (Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany). Uni of Sydney Gravitational wave detection by Prof. D.E. McCLEL- Interaction of first- and second-order motion signals Dr LAND and Dr S.M. SCOTT (Japanese projects TAMA Mark EDWARDS with Dr Shin'ya Nishida, NTT Basic and LCGT). Research Laboratories, Japan. Theory of topological structures in spinor Bose-Einstein Randomised control trial for mental health first aid in condensates by Dr.C SAVAGE with Dr J. Ruostekoski, Southern New South Wales by Dr Richard O'KEARNEY (Dept. of Physical Sciences, University of Hertfordshire, with Prof. Tony JORM, Ms Betty KITCHENER, Prof. UK). Helen CHRISTENSEN (Centre for Mental Health Re- Gravitational wave detection data analysis by Dr S.M. search at ANU) and Dr Ian White (Southern Area Health SCOTT with LIGO Laboratory, US and the LIGO Sci- Service). ence Collaboration.

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School of Resources, Environment & Society Regeneration and growth of E obliqua following a range of harvesting systems by Dr J BAUHUS with M Neyland Evaluation of soil organic matter as a meaningful indicator and J Hickey, Forestry Tasmania. of important soil properties and processes in native forest ecosystems by Dr J BAUHUS with Dr P K Khanna, Prediction and inventory of carbon sequestration and bio- CSIRO F&FP, Dr P Hopmans, Centre for Forest Tree mass change on a spatial and temporal basis at a variety of Technology, and Dr C Weston, Univ Melbourne. scales by Dr C BRACK, Dr G RICHARDS and the Aus- tralian Greenhouse Office. Private native forest management in the Eden region of NSW by Dr J BAUHUS and P Deane with L Maud, Review of forest inventory and planning systems used in South-East NSW Private Forestry. PNG, by Dr C BRACK and Mr A GERRAND for the Australian Council for International Agricultural Re- Modelling change in forest soil carbon by Dr J BAUHUS search. with Dr P Polglase and Dr K Paul, CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products. Public Health Education and Research Program Innova- tions Grant, for a "National curriculum on Sustainability Decomposition of coarse woody debris in Australian na- and Health for Public Health teaching programs" by Em. tive forests by E Webber and Dr J BAUHUS with CRC Prof. V BROWN jointly with Universities of New South Greenhouse Accounting and Dr D Hilbert, CSIRO Sus- Wales, Griffith, Latrobe and Western Sydney; tainable Ecosystems. ARC/SPIRT research program To develop an interactive Above-ground interactions and productivity in mixed- knowledge management framework for the local govern- species plantations of Acacia mearnsii and Eucalyptus ment sector, jointly with Baulkham Hills Shire Council by globulus by A van Winden and Dr J BAUHUS with CRC Em. Prof. V BROWN with 25 Local Government Au- Greenhouse Accounting. thorities Australia wide. Soil organic C sequestration in mixed and pure planta- Terms of whole-of-community engagement by Em. Prof. tions of Acacia and Eucalyptus by A PARES and Dr J V BROWN with Murray-Darling Basin Commission and BAUHUS with CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products and Bureau of Rural Sciences. Dr P K Khanna, Institute of Soil Science and Forest Nu- trition, University of Göttingen. Implementing an Australian fire regime model in a northern Rocky Mountain Ecosystem by Dr G CARY with Dr Dynamics of mixed-species plantations by D FORREST- Bob Keane, USDA forest service. ER and Dr J BAUHUS with CRC Greenhouse Account- ing and Dr A. Cowie, State Forests of NSW. Australian forest history, coordinated by Dr J. DARGAV- EL with colleagues from all Australian states. Modelling crown rise in Eucalyptus grandis by T KLOOTWIJK, Dr R JAMES and Dr J BAUHUS with Dr Dr M GILL collaborated with NSW National Parks and G Smith and Dr K Montagu, State Forests of NSW. Wildlife Service; Northern Territory Bush Fire Council, University of Maryland, USA; W.A. Department of Con- Forest and woodland structure as an index of biodiversity servation and Land Management. by C M McELHINNY and Dr J BAUHUS with Dr.P Gibbons, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. Aeolian dust by Dr R GREENE with staff from the Unit- ed States Department of Agriculture and University of Nutrient dynamics in coarse woody debris of European Nebraska, Lincoln, and staff from the CRC for Landscape beech by Dr J BAUHUS with Dr N Bartsch, Institute of Environments and Mineral Exploration. Silviculture, University of Göttingen. P release from strongly fixing krasnozem soils by Dr R Dynamics of forest floor soil C and N pools following gap GREENE with Dr P.Hocking from the CSIRO Division creation and liming in a European beech forest by Dr J of Plant Industry BAUHUS with Dr N Bartsch and Dr T Vor, Institute of Silviculture, University of Göttingen. Cover crops for decreased P transport and increased efficiency of P application by Dr R.Greene and Dr P. Hock- Organic P in Australian forest soils by C O’HARA and Dr ing with the SCA and Robertson Landcare Group. J BAUHUS with Dr P K Khanna and Dr J Raison, CSIRO F&FP. Evaluating what motivates corporate environmental behaviour, and how corporations can be motivated to go be- Assessment of the role of earthworms in maintaining bio- yond compliance by Prof. N GUNNINGHAM with logical soil fertility in wet eucalypt forest ecosystems by S Prof. R Kagan and Dr D Thornton, University of Califor- EMMETT and Dr J BAUHUS with Forestry Tasmania, nia, Berkeley. Centre for Forest Tree Technology and CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products. Silviculture of plantation-grown Flooded Gum by T KLOOTWIJK, Dr RN JAMES and Dr G Smith, North- Silvicultural implications of changing stand structures in ern Research Station of State Forests of NSW. White Cypress Pine by Dr J BAUHUS with A. Deane, State Forests of NSW. A description of the specifications used in Australia to de- scribe log grades by Dr RN JAMES with the Joint Venture Agroforestry Program.

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Inheritance of wood properties in Slash x Caribbean Pine Evaluated Stage 2 of the Farm Forestry Support project by hybrids, by DP KAIN with Prof. PJ KANOWSKI, Dr P Dr D RACE and Dr Martin Andrew (URS Corp) for Ag- D EVANS, Dr MJ Dieters and Dr KJ Harding, Queens- riculture, Fisheries & Forestry — Australia (AFFA) and land Forestry Research Institute. Greening Australia Ltd. Propagation of Eucalyptus microcuttings by R MURTI Conducted a workshop on 'community participation in and Prof. PJ KANOWSKI with Dr C Harwood, CSIRO forestry' by Dr M BUCHY and Dr D RACE for ANU- Forestry and Forest Products. TECH's PNG Human Resource Development in Forest- ry. Conservation genetics of the endangered shrub Grevillia isapicula, by S HOBEE with Prof. PJ KANOWSKI and Reviewed leading farm forestry case studies for lessons on Dr R Macgrath, School of Botany and Zoology and Dr A marketing by Dr D RACE for the Joint Venture Agrofor- Young, CSIRO Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research. estry Program. Development of hybrid eucalypts for marginal lands in SE Developed the National Graduate Program in Farm For- Australia and South Africa by Prof. PJ KANOWSKI and estry for distance education by Dr J BAUHUS, Dr C Mr DP KAIN, with CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products, BRACK, Dr J FIELD, Prof. P KANOWSKI, Dr DRACE CSIR South Africa, State Forests NSW, the University of and Dr C TIDEMANN with Environment Australia. Stellenbosch, and the Australian Council for International Cooperative research project on long-distance flying-fox Agricultural Research. movements by Dr C TIDEMANN with Dr J E Nelson of Enhancing Australian forest sector market intelligence by Monash University. Prof. PJ KANOWSKI and Dr UN BHATI with the Uni- Flying-fox population demography by Dr C TIDE- versity of Melbourne for the Forest and Wood Products MANN with Dr M J Vardon, Australian Bureau of Statis- Research & Development Corporation. tics and Dr G M O’Brien of University of New England. Reviewing Australia’s experience of forest plantation pri- Collaborative study on the impacts of removal of pest vatisation by Ms J SCHIRMER and Prof. PJ birds from nature reserves by Dr C R TIDEMANN and KANOWSKI for the International Institute for Environ- Mr M Moncur, with Dr D Shorthouse of Environment ment & Development. ACT. Analysing the spatial distribution of taxonomic and genet- Dr C R TIDEMANN with honours student Mr B ic species diversity by Dr S LAFFAN with Drs Sophie BROWN, completed an investigation of factors affecting Bickford and Rogier de Kok, Centre for Plant Biodiversity marsupial roadkill to inform mitigation with Mr T Mc- Research, CSIRO. Coy of the NSW Roads and Traffic Authority and Mr W Using geographic visualisation to compare geostatistical Allen of NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. and artificial neural network spatio-temporal interpola- Strategic forest planning models using control theory ap- tion methods by Dr S LAFFAN with Dr Claire Jarvis, proaches by Dr B TURNER with Dr O Chikumbo, The University of Edinburgh, UK. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. Ecosystem vulnerability to change by Dr B MACKEY Evaluation of data and methods for estimating the sustain- with the CRC for Greenhouse Accounting. able yield of sawlogs in Victoria by Dr B TURNER with Developing educational curriculum based on the Earth Prof. J Vanclay, Southern Cross University. Charter by Dr B MACKEY in collaboration with a global network of colleagues in including Prof. Aberlardo Brenes University Schools and Centres from the United Nations University for Peace, Prof. Ed O’Sullivan from the University of Toronto and colleagues at the Paulo Freire Institute, Brazil. Asia-Paciﬁc School of Economics and Carbon offsets in forest plantations by Dr S MAHEN- Management DRARAJAH with Prof. E Wilman, University of Calgary. Wetland valuation and management by Jeff BENNETT Valuation of environmental resources under distorted fac- with the University of Montpellier, France. tor markets by Dr S MAHENDRARAJAH with Prof. D Reforestation by Jeff BENNETT with the Autonomous J Thampapillai, Graduate School of the Environment, University of Barcelona, Spain. Macquarie University. Water management in China by Jeff BENNETT with Reclaiming the tree of life — coconut in the South Pacific Shenyang University, China. by Dr S MAHENDRARAJAH with Dr D M Ethering- ton, Kokonut Pacific Pty Ltd, Hawker ACT. Land and water degradation in China by Jeff BENNETT Forestry Economics and Development Research Centre, Reviewed the potential for a social forestry course in PNG China. by Dr D RACE for the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR). Markets for ecosystem services by Jeff BENNETT with CSIRO, Canberra.

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Water management in the Fitzroy River Basin by Jeff Knowledge in public administration by Michael HESS BENNETT with Central Queensland University. with the Department of Premier and Cabinet, Victoria. Chinese grain marketing system reform by Chunlai Work in Thailand by Michael HESS with the Population CHEN with the Ministry of Agriculture, China. Council, Bangkok. Achieving food security in China by Chunlai CHEN with Strategic development in Malaysia by Helen JAMES with Beijing University, China. the Universiti Kebangsaan, Malaysia and the University of Malaya. East Asian trade strategy by Jane DRAKE-BROCKMAN, Peter DRYSDALE, Andrew ELEK and Christopher Economics for community-based environment and devel- FINDLAY with the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Eco- opment projects by Meg KEEN with the University of the nomic Cooperation, Beijing, Office of Prime Minister, South Pacific, Fiji and the South Pacific Regional Envi- Tokyo; University of Tokyo, Waseda University, Tokyo; ronment Program, Samoa. Productivity Commission, Canberra; Cabinet Office, To- Poverty reduction and environment by Meg KEEN with kyo; Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra; the World Wildlife Fund, South Pacific, Fiji and the De- Seranne Holdings, Bangkok; Office of National Assess- velopment Studies Network, Canberra. ments, Canberra; and Korea Institute for International Economic Policy. Human settlements/sustainability by Meg KEEN with the Office of the Environment Commissioner, ACT. Regional financial arrangements in East Asia by Peter DRYSDALE and Gordon DeBROUWER with the Min- Public service reforms in terms of e-government in Korea istry of Finance, Tokyo; University of Tokyo; University by Myungshik KIM with the Seoul National University, of Adelaide; Department of Treasury, Canberra; Interna- Seoul. tional Monetary Fund, Tokyo and Washington; Institute From rank to job-related public services system by My- for International Economics, Cabinet Office, Tokyo; Uni- ungshik KIM with the Civil Service Commission of Ko- versity of California, Santa Cruz; University of Southern rea, Seoul. California, Los Angeles; Meji Gakuin University, Tokyo; Reserve Bank of Australia, Sydney; Bank of Indonesia, Ja- Economic considerations in community-based project karta; Fudan University, Shanghai; Philippine Institute planning and implementation, review of the international for Development Studies, Manila; National University of waters program’s economic strategy by Padma LAL with Singapore; Central Institute for Economic Management, the South Pacific Regional Environmental Programme, Hanoi; Hitotsubashi, University, Tokyo; Monetary Au- Samoa. thority, Singapore; Kobe University, Japan; Bank Negra, Economics of forest certification in the Solomon Islands; Kuala Lumpur; Keio University, Tokyo; Korea Institute socioeconomics of coir based potting mix in the Solomon for International Economic Policy, Seoul; South Bank Islands by Padma LAL with CSIRO, Townsville. University, London; People’s Bank of China, Beijing; In- stitute of South East Asian Studies, Singapore; Ministry of Economics of community based projects by Padma LAL Economics, Finance and Industry, Paris; China Center for with the United Nations Sea Coast Program. Economic Research, Beijing; National Institute of Man- Adaptive management of mangrove crabs in Kosrae by agement, Phnom Penh, The Treasury, London; Ministry Padma LAL with USDA — Department Institute of Pa- of Finance, Seoul; Asian Development Bank, Manila; Ma- cific Islands Forestry, Hawaii. laysian Institute for Economic Research, Kuala Lumpur; Waseda University, Tokyo; Kim & Chang, Seoul. The impact of the loss of preferential access in the Fiji sugar industry by Padma LAL with the Sugar Commission of Australia–Japan 1.5 track dialogue by Gordon DE Fiji, University of the South Pacific and the Lands Depart- BROUWER and Peter DRYSDALE with the Australian ment of Fiji. Strategic Policy Institute, Canberra; Institute of Interna- tional Affairs, Tokyo; Keio University, Tokyo; Hosei Uni- Role of the state in Vietnam’s transition by Suiwah LE- versity, Tokyo; Doshihisa University, Kyoto; National UNG with the Ho Chi Minh National Political Academy, Institute for Research Advancement, Tokyo; Japan De- Hanoi. fense Agency, Tokyo; Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tokyo; Vietnam’s trade, investment and financial links with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra. world economy by Suiwah LEUNG with the Central In- China’s Interests in the WTO by Peter DRYSDALE and stitute of Economic Management, Hanoi. Ligang SONG with the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Corporate governance in Vietnam by Suiwah LEUNG Economic Cooperation, Beijing. with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Can- Australia–Japan educational linkages by Peter DRYS- berra. DALE and R. FARRELL with Keio University, Tokyo; Power sharing by Ben REILLY with the University of Cal- the University of Queensland, Brisbane; University of ifornia, San Diego. Sydney; University of Technology Sydney; Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane; RMIT, Melbourne Instant runoff voting by Ben REILLY with the Center for and the Academy of Science, Canberra. Voting and Democracy, United States.

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Electoral reform by Ben REILLY with the National Dem- Indigenous governance, capacity development and sustain- ocratic Institute, United States and the United Nations ability by Prof. J.C. ALTMAN, Dr D. MARTIN, Ms S. Development Programme, Fiji. McDONNELL, Dr W. SANDERS, Ms D. SMITH and Dr J. TAYLOR with Reconciliation Australia, the Nation- Advancing liberalisation in services and trade by Alexan- al Institute of Governance, and University of Canberra. dra SIDORENKO with CSIS, Jakarta. Indigenous banking, Prof. J.C. ALTMAN, Ms S. Mc- Reducing regional disparities in China by Ligang SONG DONNELL and Dr J. TAYLOR with Reconciliation with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing. Australia and Assoc. Prof. O. Stanley, James Cook Univer- sity. Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Atlas of Indigenous Australia by Mr W. ARTHUR and Research Ms F. MORPHY with Macquarie/MacMillan, University Indigenous community governance: understanding, of Melbourne, AIATSIS, University of Queensland, and building and sustaining effective governance in rural, re- CRC for Aboriginal and Tropical Health. mote and urban Indigenous Australian communities, Observing the census by Dr D. MARTIN, Ms F. MOR- ARC Linkage project proposal drafted by Dr W. SAND- PHY, Dr W. SANDERS, Dr J. TAYLOR with the Aus- ERS, Ms D. Smith and Reconciliation Australia. tralian Bureau of Statistics. Indigenous community organisations and miners: part- Health expenditure, income and health status among In- nering sustainable regional development? ARC Linkage digenous and other Australians by Dr B.H. HUNTER project by Prof. J.C. ALTMAN, Dr D. MARTIN, Dr S. and Dr J. TAYLOR with Dr M. Gray, Australian Institute HOLCOMBE, Ms K. TREBECK, Mr B. SCAMBARY of Family Studies, sponsored by the Australian Institute of with Rio Tinto and the Committee for Economic Devel- Health and Welfare and the Department of Health and opment of Australia. Aging. Managing endangered Banteng in a jointly-managed na- Competition and consumer issues for Indigenous Austral- tional park: contested values, Indigenous aspirations and ians by Prof. J.C. ALTMAN, Dr D. MARTIN, Ms S. Mc- resource use, ARC Linkage project proposal drafted by Dr DONNELL, S. WARD and Dr B.H. HUNTER with the P. WHITEHEAD, Prof. J.C. ALTMAN, Dr D. BOW- Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. MAN and Dr B. BROOK from the Centre for Tropical Wildlife Management, NTU and the Territory Parks and The validity of poverty measures for Indigenous Austral- Wildlife Service. ians by Dr B.H. HUNTER with Mr N. Biddle, Mr S. Kennedy and Mr D. Smith, Australian Bureau of Statis- Pathways to improved educational attainment for Indige- tics. nous Australians: social and institutional factors underlying school participation, ARC Linkage project proposal Discouraged Indigenous workers and employment by Dr drafted by Dr. B.H. HUNTER and Dr R.G. SCHWAB B.H. HUNTER with Dr M. Gray, Australian Institute of with the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Family Studies and Mr A. Heath, Reserve Bank of Austral- ia. Timber harvest management for the Aboriginal arts industry: socioeconomic, cultural and ecological determinants Indigenous children and their families and households: of sustainability in a remote community context, ARC the effectiveness of DFACS income support policy and re- Linkage project by Prof. J.C. ALTMAN with the Key lated payments by Ms D. SMITH with Dr R. Henry, Centre for Tropical Wildlife Management, NTU (Tony James Cook University of North Queensland, and Dr Griffiths, Jennifer Koenig) and the Bawinanga Aboriginal A.E. Daly, University of Canberra. Corporation and Maningrida Arts and Culture. Desert Knowledge Cooperative Research Centre bid by Factors underlying indigenous labour force status, 1981– Dr W. SANDERS, Ms D. SMITH and Dr J. TAYLOR 2001, Australian Census Analytic Program Fellowship with Dr M. Bell, Queensland Centre for Population Re- awarded to Dr B.H. HUNTER by ABS for 2002 and search, The University of Queensland, CSIRO and Cen- 2003. tre for Appropriate Technology, Alice Springs. Indigenous peoples and population mobility in Australasia Feral and exotic animal management strategy for Kakadu and North America by Dr J. TAYLOR with Dr M. Bell, National Park by Prof. J.C. ALTMAN with Key Centre Centre for Population Research, University of Queens- for Tropical Wildlife Management, NTU. land. Audit work plan by Prof. J.C. ALTMAN, Mr W. Estimation of service populations in Indigenous commu- ARTHUR, Dr B.H. HUNTER, Dr W. SANDERS, Dr nities by Dr J. TAYLOR with Dr M. Bell, Centre for Pop- R.G. SCHWAB, Ms D. SMITH, Ms D. SUTHER- ulation Research, University of Queensland. LAND and Dr J. TAYLOR with the Australian National Audit Office. Indigenous literacy needs and regional analysis by Dr R.G. SCHWAB and Ms D. SUTHERLAND with the Jawoyn Association based in Katherine, Northern Territory, commissioned and facilitated by the Fred Hollows Foundation.

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Centre for Cross-Cultural Research Cognitive and sensorimotor changes in ageing by Dr K. ANSTEY with Prof M. Luszcz (Flinders) and Dr S. Hofer Art on a String, exhibition curated by Dr Louise HAMBY (Pennsylvania State University). with Object Gallery, Sydney (toured through 2002). Development of a new version of the strains in nursing Births of a Nation, exhibition curated by Ann Mc- care scale by Dr M. BIRD with Dr A-K Edberg and Prof. GRATH with the Powerhouse Museum (toured through I. Hallberg (Lund University, Sweden). 2002). Diagnostic tool for nursing home staff by Dr M. BIRD Blue Mud Bay project by Prof. Howard MORPHY (with and C. KELLY with C. Heal (Healthy Ageing Research Dr Nicholas Peterson and Dr Annie Clarke) with the Unit, Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital Research). Northern Land Council. e-prevention by Prof. H. CHRISTENSEN and Dr K. Burke and Wills: from Melbourne to myth, exhibition cu- GRIFFITHS with Prof. Ken Kirkby (University of Tas- rated by Dr Tim BONYHADY with the National Library mania), A/Prof. J. Kenardy (University of Queensland), of Australia (toured through 2002). Prof. A. Mackinnon (Mental Health Research Institute Consortium for Research and Information Outreach es- Victoria), M. Frotheringham (Cancer Control Research tablished with the Humanities Research Centre in part- Institute, Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria), J. Richard nership with the National Museum of Australia. The (University of Ballarat) and P. Conroy (110 Pty Ltd). Consortium aims to make the results of research available Evaluation of the ADARDS nursing home, Hobart by Dr to a broad range of people and groups in a variety of forms, M. BIRD, A. E. KORTEN and J. MALLER with Dr Pol- but particularly through digital media technologies. litt (Monash). Indigenous Science Curriculum Project by the Consorti- Incontinence and cognitive impairment by Dr M. BIRD um for Research and Information Outreach, with the and C. KELLY with G. McNess (Alzheimer’s Association, NSW Department of Education and Training, the Aus- ACT). tralian National Maritime Museum and the Yirrkala Community Education Centre, NT. Mental health first aid by B. KITCHENER and Prof. A.F. JORM with R. O’Kearney and K. Peterson (NSW South- Inside Dreaming, a national touring exhibition curated by ern Area Health Service). Dr Sylvia KLEINERT with Museum Victoria, Mel- bourne. MoodGYM GP by Prof. H. CHRISTENSEN and Dr K. GRIFFITHS with Prof. I. Hickie (beyondblue) and Dr Seeing the Centre: the art of Albert Namatjira 1902– M. Moore (Sydney Division, Centre of General Practice). 1959, exhibition curated by Ms Alison FRENCH with the National Gallery of Australia and Gordon Darling Foun- MRI study of 60–64-year-old brains by Dr K. ANSTEY, dation. Prof. A. F. JORM, J. MALLER, Dr C. MESLIN, P. JA- COMB and Dr J. BRINKMAN with G. De Plater and Dr South Seas Project by Dr Paul TURNBULL with the Na- R. Kumar (Canberra Hospital), Dr P. Sachdev and Dr W. tional Library of Australia. Wen (Neuropsychiatric Institute, Prince of Wales Hospi- tal), and Dr J. Price (National Capital Imaging). Centre for Mental Health Research Prevention of depression in older Australians by Prof. A. Associations with cognitive change by Prof. H. CHRIS- F. JORM, Prof. H. CHRISTENSEN and Dr M. BIRD TENSEN, Prof. A. F. JORM and Dr K. ANSTEY with with Prof. I. Hickie (beyondblue). Prof. A. Mackinnon (Mental Health Research Institute of Vision, cognition and driving in older adults by Dr K. Victoria). ANSTEY with Prof. S. Dain (UNSW), Prof. S. Andrews Australia-Japan partnership to investigate mental health (USyd), J. Drobney (Westmead Hospital), Dr G. Smith literacy by Prof. A. F. JORM, Prof. H. CHRISTENSEN, (DSTO), A/Prof. S. Lord (POWMRI) and A/Prof. J. Dr K. GRIFFITHS and K. BLEWITT with Dr H. Imada, Wood (QUT). Dr T. Takeshima and Dr Y. Kim (National Institute of Mental Health, Japan), Dr S. Misawa, Dr Y. Nakane and Humanities Research Centre Dr Y. Izumi (Division of Neuropsychiatry in the Depart- ment of Translational Medicines, Japan). Art and human rights project by Dr Caroline TURNER and Ms Christine CLARK, Prof. Christine Chinkin (Lon- BluePages by Dr K. GRIFFITHS and Prof. H. CHRIS- don School of Economics), Dr Jen Webb (University of TENSEN with Dr D. Hawking (CSIRO Mathematical Canberra) with the Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra School of and Information Sciences). Art Gallery, the National Museum of Australia, the Na- Clozapine in community practice by Dr K. GRIFFITHS tional Gallery of Australia and Canberra Contemporary with Dr L. Drew (USyd) and Dr D. Hodgson (Canberra Artspace. Hospital). Dr John DOCKER provided assistance to Prof. Ian Don- aldson (University of Cambridge) with the development of various activities and projects at the new Centre for Re- search in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities, Uni-

128 Joint research projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions versity of Cambridge including the Organization of Mathematical Sciences Institute Knowledge project. The Enlightenment World, a book of essays to be published Centre for Mathematics and its Applications in 2003 by Routledge, editors are Prof. Iain McCALMAN Expansion of immersed curves by Dr B.H. ANDREWS and Dr Christa KNELLWOLF assisted by Ms Georgina with Prof.D.-H. Tsai and Prof. T.-C. Lin (NSTC, Tai- FITZPATRICK, co-editors Dr Martin Fitzpatrick (Uni- wan). versity of Wales), and Prof. Peter Jones (University of Ed- inburgh). Christoffel-Minkowski problems by Dr B.H. ANDREWS with Dr P.-F. Guan (McMasters) and Dr X.-N. Ma. ‘Exoticism and the Culture of Exploration’, special issue of the refereed journal Eighteenth-Century Life 26.3 (Novem- Erosion models and optimal mass transfer by Dr B.H. ber 2002), edited by Dr Christa KNELLWOLF with Prof. ANDREWS with Prof. M. Feldman (Wisconsin). Robert P. Maccubbin (College of William & Mary, USA). Combinatorics by Prof. M.T. BATCHELOR with Dr J. Friends of the people: uneasy radicals in the age of the char- de Gier (Melbourne), Prof. B. Nienhuis and Prof. S. Mitra tists, Merlin Press, London, 2002 by Dr Paul PICKER- (Amsterdam). ING with Prof. Owen ASHTON (Staffordshire Quantum spin ladders by Prof. M.T. BATCHELOR with University). Mr M. Maslen, Dr J. de Gier (Melbourne), Dr X.-W. Gardens project by Prof. Iain McCALMAN and Dr Caro- Guan (Brazil) and Prof. K. Sakai (ISSP, Tokyo). line TURNER with Prof. Ian Donaldson (University of Random walks by Prof. M.T. BATCHELOR with Dr B. Cambridge) and Prof. Roy Ritchie (Huntington Library, Henry (UNSW). California). Stromatolites by Prof. M.T. BATCHELOR with Dr R. ‘The Gordon Riots’ for a new edition of Dickens, Barnaby Burne (Geology, ANU) and Dr B. Henry (UNSW). Rudge to be published by Oxford University Press; editors are Prof. Iain McCALMAN and Jon MEE (Oxford Uni- Geometric problems in quantum field theory by Prof. A.L. versity) assisted by Ms Georgina FITZPATRICK. CAREY with Dr P. Bouwknegt, Dr S. Johnson, Dr V. Mathai, Dr M.K. Murray and Dr D. Stephenson (Ad- ‘Immigration’ project by Dr Caroline TURNER and Dr elaide). Paul PICKERING with the National Museum of Austral- ia and the National Gallery of Victoria. Seiberg-Witten invariants on 3-manifolds by Prof. A.L. CAREY with Dr B. Wang (MPIM Bonn) and Prof. M. ‘Indigenous peoples and the environment’ project, special- Marcolli (Chicago). ising in comparative studies of rainforest peoples and habitats in Latin America and Australia by Prof. Iain Invariants constructed using von Neumann algebras by McCALMAN with the Humanities Research Institute of Prof. A.L. CAREY with Prof. M. Braverman (Northeast- the combined campuses of the University of California ern), Dr V. Mathai (Adelaide) and Prof. M. Farber (Tel System, Irvine, California, and Dr Paul Turnbull (James Aviv). Cook University). This involves a series of seminars and Alain Connes formula for the Chern character of a Hoch- colloquiums, culminating in a joint set of fellowships to schild cycle in the cyclic cohomology of subalgebras of produce a scholarly publication. semi-finite von Neumann algebras by Prof. A.L. CAREY ‘Liberty and Terror’, French Revolution project led by with Prof. J. Phillips (U of Victoria, British Columbia), Dr Prof. Iain McCALMAN and Dr Caroline TURNER with A. Rennie (Newcastle) and Dr F. Sukochev (Flinders). the National Library of Australia. Heavy-tail behaviour in GI/GI/1 queue by Dr D.J. DA- ‘New media in contemporary Australian art’ project by Dr LEY with Prof. C. Kluppelberg (Technical University, Caroline TURNER with the Museum of the Moving Im- Munich) and Prof. A. Baltrünas (Vilnius, Lithuania). age, University of Melbourne, and the National Gallery of Theory of point processes by Dr D.J. DALEY with Prof. Victoria. D. Vere-Jones (Victoria U of Wellington). ‘The other within’ project, Dr Caroline TURNER, chief Complex operators on Lie groups by Dr N.M. DUNGEY investigator for this Australian Research Council Research with Dr A.F.M. ter Elst (Eindhoven U of Technology) Linkages project on other cultures in Asia-Pacific Muse- and Prof. D.W. Robinson. ums, jointly with the National Museum of Australia, and Asialink, University of Melbourne. On patterns in sequences in random events by Prof. J.M. GANI with Prof. A. Irle (Kiel). ‘Urban Imaginaries’ project led by Prof. Iain McCAL- MAN and Prof. Meaghan Morris (University of Lingnan, Deconvolution by Prof. P.G. HALL with Prof. R. Carroll Hong Kong), which will see HRC and Lingnan staff de- (Texas A & M). velop a series of combined conferences and publications in Semiparametric inference by Prof. P.G. HALL with Prof. 2004–5. R. Carroll (Texas A & M) and Prof. X. Lin (Michigan).

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Errors in variables models by Prof. P.G. HALL with Prof. Hardy spaces of exact forms on Lipschitz domains by Prof. J. Horowitz (Northwestern). A.G.R. McINTOSH with Prof. P. Auscher (Paris-Sud, France), Dr Z. Lou (Shantou University, China), Prof. E. Inference for ROC curves by Prof. P.G. HALL with Dr R. Russ (Marseille, France), Prof. P. Tchamitchian (Mar- Hyndman (Monash). seille, France). High-dimensional, low sample size inference by Prof. P.G. Navier-Stokes equations on Lipschitz domainsby Prof. HALL with Prof. S. Marron (North Carolina). A.G.R. McINTOSH with Mr A. Axelsson (ANU) and Modelling Internet traffic data by Prof. P.G. HALL with Prof. S.Monniaux (Marseille, France). Prof. A. Nobel (North Carolina). Noncommutative K- and L-theory localisation by Prof. A. Wavelet methods in statistics by Prof. P.G. HALL with Dr NEEMAN with Prof. A. Schofield (Bristol). S. Penev (UNSW). One-relator quotients of the modular group by Prof. M.F. Dimension reduction by Prof. P.G. HALL with Prof. Q. NEWMAN with Prof. M.D.E. Conder (Auckland) and Yao (London School of Economics). Prof. G. Havas (Qld) assisted by Ms S. Yu (vacation scholar). Long memory processes by Prof. C.C. HEYDE with Dr V.V. Anh (QUT), Prof. N. Leonenko (Cardiff) and Prof. Collection in polycyclic presentations by Prof. M.F. V. de la Pena (Columbia). NEWMAN with Dr A.C. Niemeyer (Western Australia). Tail-heaviness by Prof. C.C. HEYDE with Prof. S. Kou Soluble length of groups with prime-power order by Prof. (Columbia). M.F. NEWMAN with Dr S. Evans-Riley (Martin, USA). Risky asset modelling by Prof. C.C. HEYDE with Dr R. Groups defined by powers by Prof. M.F. NEWMAN with Gay (Monash). Dr D.F. Holt (Warwick). Sparse grid algorithms by Dr T.M. HEGLAND with Dr Minimal presentations by Prof. M.F. NEWMAN with S. Roberts and Dr O. Nielsen (ANU) and Prof. M. Prof. G. Havas (Queensland) and Prof. E.A. O’Brien Griebel (Institut fur Angewandte Mathematik, Bonn). (Auckland). Iterative algorithms for highdimensional fitting by Dr T The breadth and nilpotency class of groups with prime- M HEGLAND with Prof. M. Gutknecht (ETH, Switzer- power order by Prof. M.F. NEWMAN with Prof. B. Eick land) and Prof. G. Golub (Stanford). (Braunschweig), Prof. E.A. O’Brien (Auckland) and Prof. J. Wiegold (Cardiff). Approximation by Dr T.M. HEGLAND with Dr V. Pes- tov (Victoria U of Wellington) and Prof. Z. Shen (Singa- Electronic database for groups prime-power order by Prof. pore). M.F. NEWMAN with Prof. E.A. O’Brien (Auckland). Partial regularity of minimizers in the calculus of varia- Non-parametric regression models for high dimensional tions by Dr M.-C. HONG with Prof. M. Giaquinta (Pi- regression using Sparse Grids by Dr O.M. NIELSEN with sa). Prof. M. Griebel (Institut fur Angewandte Mathematik, Bonn). Module structure of free Lie rings and free Lie algebras by Dr L.G. KOVÁCS with Prof. R.M. Bryant and Dr R. Curve fitting by Prof. M.R. OSBORNE with Dr T. Prvan Stöhr (UMIST, UK). (Canberra). Units in integral group rings of finite groups by Dr L.G. Estimation of differential equations by Prof. M.R. OS- KOVÁCS with Dr V. Bovdi (Debrecen, Hungary). BORNE with Prof. H.G. Bock (Heidelberg). Tensor induction of group representations by Dr L.G. Jump curves with vertices by Mr C. RAU with Prof. P.G. KOVÁCS with Mr E. Pacifici (Firenze, Italy). Hall and Prof. P. Qiu (Minnesota). Integral representation of groups of prime order by Dr Signal discrimination by Mr C. RAU with Dr D. Gray L.G. KOVÁCS with Prof. M.C.R. Butler (Liverpool, UK) and Dr D. Gibbins (CSSIP, SPRI, Adelaide). and Dr J.M. Campbell (FEIT, ANU). Analysis on Lie groups of polynomial growth by Prof. Matrix calculus, regression and ARCH models by Dr S. D.W. ROBINSON with Dr N. Dungey (ANU), Dr LIU with Prof. H. Neudecker (Amsterdam). A.F.M. ter Elst (Eindhoven U of Technology) and Dr A. Sikora (New Mexico). Symmetric Jack’s polynomials by Dr V.V. MAN- GAZEEV with Prof. V.B. Kuznetsov (Leeds) and Prof. On second-order periodic elliptic operators in divergence E.K. Sklyanin (York). form by Prof. D.W. ROBINSON with Dr A. Sikora (New Mexico) and Dr A.F.M. ter Elst (Technical Univer- 3d integrable models by Dr V.V. MANGAZEEV with sity, Eindhoven). Prof. S.M. Sergeev (MPI, Bonn). Discrete schemes for elliptic and parabolic equations by Hardy spaces associated with a holomorphic semigroup by Prof. N.S. TRUDINGER with Prof. H.-J. Kuo (National Prof. A.G.R. McINTOSH with Prof. P. Auscher (Paris- Chung-Hsing University, Taiwan). Sud, France) and Dr X. Duong (Macquarie).

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Degenerate Hessian equations by Prof. N.S. Quantum ergodicity of boundary values of eigenfunctions TRUDINGER and Dr X.-J. Wang with Prof. N.N. Ivo- on convex Euclidean domains with corners, under general chkina (St Petersburg Institute of Civil Engineering). boundary conditions by Dr A. HASSELL with Steve Zeld- itch, (Johns Hopkins, USA). Interior curvature bounds for a class of curvature equations by Prof. J.I.E. URBAS with Dr W. Sheng (Zhejiang) Constructing parametrix for the Schrodinger propagator and Dr X.-J. Wang (ANU). on asymptotically conic manifolds and obtaining wave- front set estimates on solutions of the time-dependent Hardy spaces on Lie groups of polynomial growth by Dr Schrodinger equation on such manifolds by Dr A. HAS- Y. ZHU with Prof. D.W. Robinson and Dr A.F.M. ter SELL with Jared Wunsch, (Northwestern, USA). Elst (Eindhoven U of Technology). Scattering theory for nondecaying potentials on asymptot- Centre for Bioinformation Science (CBiS) ically conic manifolds by Dr A. HASSELL with Andras Vasy and Richard Melrose, (both MIT, USA). Determining the genetic basis of Crohn’s disease by Prof. S.R. WILSON with Dr J. Cavanaugh and Dr P. Pavli Forward algorithm for random fractals by Prof. J.E. (Canberra Hospital). HUTCHINSON with Orjan Stenflo (Stockholm Univer- sity, Sweden), Michael Barnsley (Georgia Institute of Understanding the hereditary basis of haemochromatosis Technology, USA). by Prof. S.R. WILSON with Dr M. Bassett and Dr J. Cav- anaugh (Canberra Hospital). A general framework for random fractals by Prof. J.E. HUTCHINSON with Orjan Stenflo (Stockholm Univer- Department of Mathematics sity, Sweden), Michael Barnsley (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA). Subgroup covers of groups by Dr R.A. BRYCE with L. Serena, (University of Florence, Italy). Actions of classical groups on complex manifolds by bi- holomorphic transformations by Dr A.V. ISAEV with N. Products of groups by Dr P.J. COSSEY with A. Ballester- Kruzhilin (Steklov Mathematical Institute, Moscow). Bolinches, R. Esteban, C. Pedraza-Aguilera, M. Alejandre (Valencia, Spain). Description of all proper holomorphic mappings between Reinhardt domains in complex space by Dr A.V. ISAEV Permutable subgroups of p-groups by Dr P.J. COSSEY with N. Kruzhilin (Steklov Mathematical Institute, Mos- with S. Stonehewer (Warwick, UK). cow). Character degree and class size problems by Dr P.J. COS- The structure of the lattice of closed ideals in the Banach SEY with T. Hawkes (Warwick, UK). algebra of operators on certain Banach spaces by Dr R.J. Recalcitrance in finite soluble groups by Dr P.J. COSSEY LOY with N J Laustsen (Copenhagen, Denmark). with P. Soules (Greece). Banach algebras on compact right topological groups by Non-LTE effects in magnetised accretion flows by Dr L. Dr R.J. LOY with A.T.-M. Lau (Alberta, Canada). FERRARIO with R. Wehrse (Heidelberg University, Ger- The ramifications of the hypothesis completely monotone many). fading memory in polymer dynamics by Dr R.J. LOY with Modelling of X-ray heated accretion discs in close binary R.S. Anderssen (CMIS, CSIRO). systems by Dr L. FERRARIO and Prof. D.T. WICKRA- Finite p-groups with normal normalisers (p > 3) by Dr MASINGHE with I. Hubeny (NASA, USA). E.A. ORMEROD with G. Parmeggiani (Padova, Italy). Cyclotron modelling of the low accretion rate polars Sparse grids by Dr S.G. ROBERTS with M. Greibel SDSS1553+5516 and SDSS1324+0320 by Dr L. FER- (Bonn, Germany). RARIO and Prof. D.T. WICKRAMASINGHE with G. Schmidt and P. Smith (University of Arizona, USA). Storm surge by Dr S.G. ROBERTS with C. Zoppou (Ge- oSciences Australia). Study of the populations of isolated magnetic white dwarfs and isolated neutron stars by Dr L. FERRARIO and Prof. Geophysical Flows by Dr S.G. ROBERTS with S. Mat- D.T. WICKRAMASINGHE with G.I. Ogilvie (Cam- thai (Imperial College, UK) and S. Geiger (ETH, Swit.). bridge University, UK). Observation program on NASA's Far Ultraviolet Spectro- A level set based adaptive finite element algorithm for im- scopic Explorer by Dr S. VENNES with J. Dupuis (Johns age segmentation; Extension of the 2 phase segmentation Hopkins, USA). to 4 phase segmentation; Quantitative comparision of dif- Optical spectroscopy of dwarf novae in quiescence by Dr ferent approaches to numerical solutions of the stefan S. VENNES with J. Thorstensen (Dartmouth, USA). problem by Dr J.M. FRIED comparison with M. Benes (Czech Technical University, Prague). Theoretical study of the orbital evolution of cataclysmic variables (CVs) including synchronised magnetic cataclys- Adaptivity for image segmentation by Dr J.M. FRIED mic variables (MCVs of the AM Her type) by Prof. D.T. with G. Dziuk (University of Freiburg, Germany). WICKRAMASINGHE with R. Webbink (Illinois Uni- versity, USA).

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National Centre for Epidemiology and raine Mazerolle (Department of Criminology and Crimi- Population Health nal Justice, Griffith University, Brisbane.) Establishing the feasibility of trial of a home visiting par- Economic analysis of various options for population level ent support program for opiate dependent pregnant wom- funded influenza and pneumococcal immunisation pro- en by Dr Cathy BANWELL with Graham Vimpani grams by Mr Ross ANDREWS and Dr Jim BUTLER (Paediatrics, Newcastle University), Graham Reynolds with Kathryn Whitfield (DHS), Heath Kelly (VIDRL) & (Paediatrics, Canberra Hospital), Dr Sue Packer (Head of Peter McIntyre (NCIRS). Community Paediatrics, ACT Health) Ms Nicole CLEM- VECAP project — a case cohort study assessing the effec- ENT (PhD candidate, Psychology Department, ANU), tiveness of influenza and pneumococcal vaccination Ms Deb Smith (AOD Liaison officer, Drug and Alcohol against hospital admissions for community-acquired Service, ACT Health), Ms Jenny Williams (Project Offic- pneumonia among persons aged 65 years or older by Mr er, Newcastle Institute of Public Health), Dr Rosemary Ross ANDREWS with Sue Skull (RCH), Donald Camp- Aldrich (Executive Officer, Newcastle Institute of Public bell (RMH), Graham Byrnes (Melb Uni), Heath Kelly Health), Dr Chris Wake (Neonatologist, John Hunter (VIDRL), Peter McIntyre (NCIRS), Terry Nolan (Melb Children's Hospital), Dr Ian Wright (Neontatologist, Uni)and Graham Brown (VIDS). John Hunter Children's Hospital), Mr Stephen Ling (Drug and Alcohol liaison nurse, John Hunter Hospital), Integrative applied research in global health studies by Dr Ms Anne Saxton (Director of Nursing, Obstetrics, John Gabriele BAMMER with Prof. Ilona Kickbusch (Distin- Hunter Hospital), Ms Pam Stilling (Director, Queen Eliz- guished New Century Scholar Leader, Yale University), abeth Centre, Noble Park), Dr Gai Ochiltree. Prof. Marcos Cueto (School of Public Health, Universi- dad Peruana Cayetano), Prof. Andrey Demin (Moscow Estimating vaccine effects on transmission of infection Medical Academy), Prof. David Fidler (Indiana Universi- from household data [a method for estimating new meas- ty School of Law), Dr Kenneth Fox (Boston Medical Cen- ures of vaccine efficacy from data on households observed tre), Dr Richard Freeman (University of Edinburgh), during the course of an epidemic] by Prof. NG BECKER Prof. Allan Hill (Harvard School of Public Health), Prof. with T Britton (University of Uppsala) and PD O’Neill Craig Janes (University of Colorado), Prof. Uthaiwan (University of Nottingham). Kanchanakamol (Institute of Community Empowerment, Estimating vaccine efficacy from small outbreaks [assess- Chiang Mai, Thailand), Prof. Ann Marie Kimball (Uni- ment of the performance of the classical estimate of vac- versity of Washington), Prof. Peter Koehn (University of cine efficacy when applied to outbreak data from a Montana), Prof. Subrata Lahiri (International Institute of community where the infectious disease is controlled by Population Sciences, Mumbai), Prof. Chung Yul Lee mass vaccination] Prof. NG BECKER with T Britton (Yonsei University, Seoul), Dr Lori Leonard (Johns Hop- (Uni of Uppsala). kins University), Dr Pim Martens (Maastricht Universi- ty), Prof. Richard Mollica (Harvard Medical School), Dr A statistical method for analysing the association of deep Seggane Musisi (Makerere University Medical School), vein thrombosis and long flights by Prof. Niels BECKER, Prof. Constance Nathanson (Columbia University), Prof. Dr ZHENGFENG LI with C.S. Guest, C.W. Kelman, Peter Ndumbe (University of Yaounde), Prof. James Riley M. Kortt (Department of Health and Ageing) and C.D. (Indiana University), Prof. Nelly Salgado de Snyder (Na- Holman (The University of Western Australia). tional Institute of Public Health, Cuernavaca, Mexico), Social factors in diabetes by Dr Dorothy BROOM with Associate Prof. Richard Scott (University of Calgary), Dr Dr Andrea Whittaker (Melbourne University). Lokendra Singh (Department of Health, Government of Nepal), Prof. Alfred Spira (Hopital de Bicetre, Le Kremlin The cost of managing hepatitis B infected patients in Aus- Bicetre, France), Dr Kearsley Stewart (Northwestern Uni- tralia by Dr Jim BUTLER, Rosemary KORDA and ann versity), Associate Prof. Pratiwi Sudarmono (University of HOWARTH with Pianko S, Gow P, Nguyen S, Sievert Indonesia), Prof. Borisz Szegal (Dunaujvaros Polytechnic, W, Roberts S, Dudley F. (Departments of Gastroenterol- Hungary), Dr Charles Viljoen (Potschefstroom University ogy at Alfred Hospital, Austin & Repatriation Medical for Christian Higher Education, South Africa), Prof. Centre and Monash Medical Centre). Howard Waitzkin (University of New Mexico), Dr Wan An analysis of needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Is- Yanhai (Independent Public Health Researcher, China.). lander illegal drug users in the ACT and region for treat- Practitioner-researcher engagement by Dr Gabriele BAM- ment and other services by Dr Phyll DANCE, Ms Jill MER and Mr David McDONALD with Prof. LD Brown, GUTHRIE, Mr David McDONALD, Dr Rennie Ms Srilatha Batliwala, Ms Frances Kunreuther (Hauser D’SOUZA, Dr Gabriele BAMMER, Ms Carmen CU- Center for Nonprofit Organizations, Harvard University). BILLO with Julie Tongs (CEO, Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health Service, and her designated staff). Responding to illicit drug problems in Australia — what is the best return on investment? by Dr Gabriele BAM- Cochrane systematic review: vaccines for preventing pneu- MER and Mr David McDONALD with Prof. Margaret mococcal infection in adults by Dr Keith DEAR, Mr Ross Hamilton (Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre/Uni- ANDREWS with Prof. Chris del Mar and The Cochrane versity of Melbourne) Dr Robert Ali (Drug and Alcohol Acute Respiratory Infections Group (University of Services Council, Adelaide) Prof. Ross Homel and Dr Lor- Queensland).

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Towards a strategy for randomised clinical trials in rare Atmospheric environment and health, PHERP program cancers by Dr Keith DEAR with Dr Tan Say Beng, (Na- by Prof. Tony McMICHAEL, Dr Rennie D’SOUZA, tional University of Singapore), Prof. David Machin (Uni- Prof. Tord KJELLSTROM with Greg Ayers (CSIRO), versity of Leicester, UK), Dr Paolo Bruzzi (National Michael Manton (Bureau of Meteorology) and Stephen Cancer Research Inst, Genova, Italy). Corbett (NSW Health). The obesity challenge: on the ingredients for a fat society: Human health and climate change in Oceania (Australia, and on the transition to and from a fat society by Dr Jane NZ and Pacific region): a risk assessment (CCHRA) by DIXON, Dr Bev SIBTHORPE, Dr Cathy BANWELL, Prof. Tony McMICHAEL, Ms Rosalie WOODRUFF, Mr Richard ECKERSLEY, Prof. Tony McMICHAEL, Prof. Tord KJELLSTROM with P Whetton, K Hennessy Dr Geetha RANMUTHAGALA, Dr Robyn LUCAS, (CSIRO Atmospheric Res), N Nicholls (Bureau of Mete- Prof. Tord KJELLSTROM, Ms Sarah HINDE with Paul orology Research Centre). Magnus, Tim Armstrong and Tracy Dixon (Australian In- Public health impacts of climate change in Australia by stitute for Health and Welfare). Prof. Tony McMICHAEL, Ms Rosalie WOODRUFF, Australian Unity Wellbeing Index by Mr Richard ECK- Prof. TORD KJELLSTROM with Neville Nicholls, Bu- ERSLEY with Robert Cummins (Deakin University). reau of Meteorology. OzFoodNet projects by Dr Gillian HALL, Ms Rebecca Thermal stress and mortality in urban populations in de- HUNDY, and Ms Nola TOMASKA with Martyn Kirk veloping countries (ISOTHURM Study) by Prof. Tony (ANZFA, Department of Health and Ageing), Rosie Ash- McMICHAEL with P Wilkinson, S Kovats, B Armstrong, bolt (Department of Health and Human Services, Tas), S Pattenden, S Hajat (London School of Hygiene and Joy Gregory and Karin Lalor (Department of Human Tropical Medicine). Services, Vic), Leanne Unicomb, (NSW Health), Russell Developing criteria for countries to notify outbreaks of Stafford, (Queensland Health), Minda Sarna (Health communicable diseases to WHO: a project of WHO’s Dept WA), Dr Jane Raupach (Department of Human new International Health Regulations by Dr Mahomed Services, SA) and Geoff Millard, (Department of Health PATEL with the Swedish Institute for infectious Disease and Community Care, ACT). Control, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. Purchase of Indonesian census data by Prof. Terence W Efficacy of the BCG vaccine in the prevention of leprosy HULL with Dr Gour Dasvarma (Flinders University), in India by Dr Mahomed PATEL with the National Insti- Prof. Graeme Hugo (University of Adelaide), Dr Toening tute of Epidemiology, Indian Council for Medical Re- Adioetomo (University of Indonesia). search, Chennai, India. Economic costs of health impacts of vehicle air pollution Handbook for developing and managing applied epidemi- in Australia by Prof. Tord KJELLSTROM, Dr Lorrae ology training programs by Dr Mahomed PATEL, with VAN KERKHOFF, Ms Rosalie WOODRUFF, Dr Leigh the International Health Division, Centers for Disease TREVILLIAN with Christine Williams and colleagues, Control, Atlanta, USA. (Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics, Depart- ment of Transport and Regional Services). The elimination of measles in the Western Pacific Region of WHO by Dr Mahomed PATEL with the Expanded Health and air pollution project New Zealand by Prof. Program on Immunisations, WHO-Western Pacific Re- Tord KJELLSTROM, Prof. Tony McMICHAEL, Dr Jim gional Office, Manila. BUTLER with Gavin Fisher (National Institute of Water and Atmospheric research Auckland), Alistair Woodward The Epidemic intelligence program: initiating and trans- and Simon Hales (Wellington School of Medicine), Andy lating research in to inform policy and practice by Dr Ma- Sturman and Simon Kingham (Canterbury University homed PATEL with Ministry of Health, National Christchurch), Ian Town (Christchurch School of Medi- Institutes of Health, and University Postgraduate Pro- cine). grams in Public Health, Malaysia. Spatial distribution of air pollution and mortality in Auck- Child bedding and asthma — randomised controlled trial land by Prof. Tord KJELLSTROM with Amanda Scog- by Dr Anne-Louise PONSONBY with Nicholas GLAS- gins (University of Auckland) and Gavin Fisher (National GOW (ANU Medical School), Paul GATENBY (Dean, Institute of Water and Atmospheric research Auckland). ANU Medical School), Andrew Kemp (Department of Immunology, Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne), Prevention of deaths in custody in the UK by Mr David Euan Tovey (University of Sydney) and Jennifer Peat (De- McDONALD with Dr Greta Vogt (Liberty, UK) and Ms partment of Medicine, University of Sydney). Deborah Coles (INQUEST, UK). Infant and child bedding in Tasmanian infant cohort Asian MetaCentre on urbanisation, sustainable develop- study by Dr Anne-Louise PONSONBY, Dr Leigh ment and health by Prof. Tony McMICHAEL, Dr Bruce TREVILLIAN, & others with Terence Dwyer (Menzies CALDWELL, Prof. Tord KJELLSTROM with Brenda Centre for Population Health, University of Tasmania), Yeoh (National University of Singapore), Prof. Viipan Andrew Kemp (Department of Immunology, Royal Chil- (Chulalongkorn University Bangkok) and Wolfgang Lutz dren’s Hospital, University of Melbourne), Jennifer Co- (Institute for Advanced Systems Analysis Vienna). chrane Menzies Centre for Population Health, University

133 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 of Tasmania), David Couper (Department of Biostatistics, WELL, Prof. Bob DOUGLAS with Dr Jack Ng and Prof. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Allan Car- Michael Moore (National Research Centre for Environ- michael (Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, mental Toxicology (NRCET)), A/Prof. Malcolm Sim University of Tasmania). (Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, Monash University), MD Abul Hasnat Milton (NGO Fo- Inquiry onto the health of school age children in the ACT rum for Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation, Dhaka. by Dr Anne-Louise PONSONBY with the Standing Committee on Health — Kerrie Tucker & others, Legis- Better health care by Dr Beverly SIBTHORPE with the lative Assembly for the ACT. Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health, Department of Health and Ageing. International MS internet survey by Dr Anne-Louise PONSONBY with Rex D. Simmons (Canberra Hospi- Understanding the health effects of social policies tal), Ingrid van der Mei (Menzies Centre for Population (UHESP) by Dr Bev SIBTHORPE, Dr Jane DIXON, Ms Health Research, University of Tasmania), Peter Sheridan Karen GARDNER with McIntyre, John Glover, Diana (International Federation of MS affiliation). Hetzel (Population Health Information Development Unit), Fiona Stanley, Daniel McAullay, (Institute for Tasmanian MS case control study by Dr Anne-Louise Child Health Research, UWA) Hilary Graham (Lancaster PONSONBY with I van der Mei (Menzies Centre for University). Population Health Research, University of Tasmania, and the Cooperative Research Centre for Discovery of Genes Intervention trial to assess the contribution of food chain for Common Human Diseases, Melbourne), T Dwyer to total arsenic exposure by Dr Wayne SMITH and Dr (Menzies Centre for Population Health Research, Univer- Geetha RANMUTHUGALA with MD Abul Hasnat Mil- sity of Tasmania), L Blizzard (Menzies Centre for Popula- ton (NGO forum for Drinking Water Supply & Sanita- tion Health Research, University of Tasmania), R tion). Simmons (Australian MS Longitudinal Study, Canberra MS and seasonality of birth by Ms Judy STAPLES, Dr Hospital), BV Taylor (Royal Hobart Hospital), H Butz- Lynette LIM, Dr Anne-Louise PONSONBY, Prof. Tony kueven (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Re- McMICHAEL with Prof. James McLeod (Department of search), T Kilpatrick (Cooperative Research Centre for Medicine, University of Sydney). Discovery of Genes for Common Human Diseases, Mel- bourne, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Re- House dust mite and cat allergen inhalation dose study by search, Melbourne, Australia). Dr Leigh TREVILLIAN, Dr Anne-Louise PONSONBY, Dr Lynette LIM with Nicholas GLASGOW (ANU Med- Tasmanian MS cohort study by Dr Anne-Louise PON- ical School), Andrew Kemp (Department of Immunology SONBY, Prof. Tony McMICHAEL with B Taylor (Royal at the Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne). Hobart Hospital), I van der Mei (Menzies Centre for Pop- ulation Health Research, University of Tasmania), F Pittas (Department of Medicine, University of Tasmania), T National Europe Centre Dwyer (Menzies Centre for Population Research Tasma- Research project on new environmental policy instru- nia), A Hughes (Royal Hobart Hospital Tasmania), T Kil- ments — contributors include Prof. E. PAPADAKIS & patrick (Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Dr R. GRANT (ANU), Dr A. Jordan (University of East Research, Vic, Royal Melbourne Hospital Melbourne Anglia, UK) & Dr R. Wurzel (University of Hull, UK). Vic), P Gies (Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency, Victoria). Forum on European and Australian science and technology (FEAST), Melbourne with contributions from Deputy Workshop to discuss operational definitions for monitor- Director J. GAGE and Visiting Fellow, G. TEGART; the ing asthma by Dr Anne-Louise PONSONBY with the European Commission and the Australian Department of Australian Centre for Asthma Monitoring, a collaborating Education, Science and Technology provided the core unit of the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. budget for FEAST jointly; further support for FEAST Review of endocrine disruptors in the context of Austral- awareness programs and events from European Missions ian drinking water by Dr Geetha RANMUTHUGALA in Australia and from Australian agencies included re- with Em. Prof. Ian Falconer (CRC for Water Quality and search bodies, the learned academies and government de- Treatment). partments. Skin irritant effect of blue-green algae toxins, in healthy Perspectives on Europe: language issues and language volunteers by Dr Geetha RANMUTHUGALA with Prof. planning in Europe, edited by Dr K. MULLER (Visiting Louis Pilotto (Department of General Practice, Flinders Fellow, ANU) and A. Liddicoat (Griffith University, Medical School), Mr Mike Burch and Dr Peter Hobson QLD) with contributions from ANU and other universi- (Australian Water Quality Centre). ties including N. GEORGE (ANU), W. THIELMANN (ANU), P. Hill (Universitat Hamburg, Germany), H. The Health and Social Research Project: risks and benefits Jeanjean (University of Wollongong, NSW), M. Mikula of arsenic mitigation programs in Bangladesh by Dr (University of Technology Sydney, NSW) and D. Vuletic Geetha RANMUTHUGALA, Dr Wayne SMITH, Dr (Yale University, USA). Keith DEAR, Dr Bruce CALDWELL, MD Abul Hasnat MILTON, Dr Kamalini LOKUGE, Prof. Jack CALD-

134 Joint research projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions

Conference on international affairs, research shared by: Dr Office of Trade Negotiations, DFAT; F. Lisson, Office of K. MULLER, VF Europe Centre ANU; Dr P. Bekx, Eu- Trade Negotiations, DFAT; P. Mazzocchi, Ambassador, ropean Commission (Belg); Dr S. Breslin, Centre for GR, Head of Delegation of the European Commission to Aus- University of Warwick (UK); Dr C. Bretherton, Liverpool tralia and New Zealand; K. Miley, General Manager, John Moores University (UK); Dr F. Cameron, European Trade and International Branch, Department of Industry, Commission (second. to Euro Policy Centre) (Belg); Dr Tourism and Resources; R. Moretta, Office of Trade Ne- D. Camroux, Institute d’Etudes Politques, Paris (France); gotiations, DFAT; Dr R. Quick, Head, VCI Office, Brus- Dr A. Czarnota, University of New South Wales; Dr M. sels and Deputy Chair, WTO Working Party of Unice, Holland, University of Cantebury, Christchurch, (NZ); Union of Industrial Employers’ Confederation of Europe; Prof. S. Lawson, University of East Anglia (UK); Dr P. Dr D. Robertson, Productivity Commission; J. Selby, Ex- Murray, University of Melbourne VIC; Dr D. Nabers, In- ecutive General Manager, Australian Operations, Aus- stitute of Asian Affairs, Universitat Hamburg (Germany); trade; A. Stoler, Executive Director, International for Prof. P. Preston, Political Sociology, University of Bir- International Business, Economics and Law, University of mingham (UK); Prof. G. Rosa, Environmental Policy, So- Adelaide; M. Vaile, Minister for Trade; F. Wain, Chief ciology, Washington State University (USA); Dr B. Executive Officer, Environment Business Australia; D. Rosamond, Warwick University (UK); Prof. J. Rueland, Wakeford, Chief Executive, Sitpro Ltd. Universitat Freiburg, (Germany); Dr S. Rynning, Insti- tute of Political Science, University Southern Denmark, Division of Information (Den); Dr T. Van Veen, Economics & Business Adminis- tration, University Maastricht (Neth); Prof J. Vogler, In- Changing research practices in the electronic information ternational Relations, Keele University, (UK); Dr R. and communication environment, a DEST-funded re- Whitman, University of Westminster, (UK); R. Yorke, search study by Colin STEELE, Director, Scholarly Infor- University of Oregon (USA); Dr A. Young, Department mation Strategies and Prof. John Houghton, Victoria of Politics, University of Glasgow (Scotland). University. Asia Pacific Studies Workshop, research shared by: Dr R. JHA, Australia South Asia Research Centre, RSPAS; Prof. B. A. O’Callaghan, University of Limerick (Ireland); Dr M. Corsi, UNICEF Innocenti Res Centre, Florence (Ita- ly); Dr R. Cribb, Pacific and Asian History, University of Queensland; Prof. F. Dikotter, Dept History, SOAS, Lon- don (UK); Dr L.E. Gabaude, Franc.d’Extreme-Orient, (Thai); Dr D. Goodman, Institute of International Stud- ies, University of Technology Sydney; Dr P. Graham, Monash Asia Institute, Monash University VIC; Dr A. Kokko, Stockholm School of Economics, Stockholm (Sweden); Dr T. Lindblad, Department South East Asian Studies, University of Leiden, (Neth); Prof V. Mackie, Victoria University VIC; Prof G. Rodan, Murdoch Uni- versity, WA; Dr J. Siikala, University of Helsinki, (Fin- land). Multilateral Trade Round workshop, research shared by: J. DRAKE-BROCKMAN, Visiting Fellow, National Eu- rope Centre; Prof. P. DRYSDALE, Australia-Japan Re- search Centre; Prof. C. FINDLAY, Asia Pacific School of Economics and Management; J. GAGE, Deputy Director, National Europe Centre; Prof. E. PAPADAKIS, Director, National Europe Centre; A. Burrows, Office of Trade Ne- gotiations, DFAT; G. Chamberlain, Chief Economist and Treasurer, Holden Ltd; D. Charles, Director, The Allen Consulting Group Pty. Ltd; J. Clarke, Dg Trade, Europe- an Commission Brussels; S. Deady, Office of Trade Nego- tiations, DFAT; G. De Jonquieres, World Trade Editor, Financial Times, London (Uk); Prof. A. Fels, Director, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC); Dr B. Fisher, Executive Director, ABARE Eco- nomics; B. Gosper, Office of Trade Negotiations, DFAT; P. Hendy, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry; H. Jouanjean, Director, Dg Trade, European Commission; P. Kerneis, Managing Di- rector European Services Forum Brussels (Belg); J. Larkin,

135 The Australian National University Annual Report 2002 Principal Grants and Donations

The University is indebted to those organisations and individuals who make grants, research contracts, consultancies and donations for use in research and other activities. Such funds play an important role in the ongoing activities of the University. The following list includes grants and donation reported to Council during 2002. Grants Donor Fund Purpose Amount AARNet Pty Ltd Australian Partnership for Advanced Computing (APAC) 375,000 Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Commission Reforms to Welfare at Mutitjulu Community 19,033 ACT Dept of Health & Community Care Mental Health First Aid: Train the Educator Program 117,992 Adelaide University Formal Correctness Proof of a Program Logic Calculus for the 14,040 Deductive Verification of Java Programs Optimisation Algorithms for Grasping Problems in Robotics and for 17,100 Computer Vision Improving Teacher Management and Student Outcomes in ADHD 16,300 Agip Australia Limited Geothermal and Geochemistry 5,455 Aids Trust of Australia Jonathan Mann Memorial Scholarship 30,000 Alzheimer's Association of Australia Future Directions 15,152 AMIRA International Limited Development and Application of Stress Transfer Modelling for Area 120,000 Selection in Mesothermal Gold Systems Asialink Centre Asialink Residency 8,334 Asian Cultural Council IPPA Newsletter — Asian Cultural Council Grant 8,775 Asian Office of Aerospace Research and Development Hydrocarbon-fuelled Scramjet Research at Hypersonic Mach 87,905 Numbers Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Secretariat Studies on the Costs and Benefits of Services Trade Liberalisation 61,855 Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy Gemini South Adaptive Optics Imager Conceptual Design Study 275,738 Funding support for administration and a program of activities for 790,584 the State Society and Governance in Melanesia AusIndustry 3D Universe Virtual Reality Theatre 90,000 Australia-India Council Science Education Workshop and Seminar for Teachers 7,900 Australia-India Council Secretariat 2002 K R Narayanan Oration 8,100 Exploration of Indian ancestral heritage links with Australia 12,000 Australian Academy of Science Mechanisms of Immune Parameters which Lead to RSV Mediated 5,600 Exacerbation of Allergic Airwary Disease — (Travel Grant) Australian Agency for International Development International Seminar Support Scheme East Timor Agricultural Conference 25,000 Indonesia Project — Young Economists Seminar 54,000 Funding for Journal of Governance, Gender, Race and Religion in 33,200 Melanesia Consultancy — Vietnam National Assembly and People’s Councils: 30,000 Building Legislative Capacity for the 21st Century — Participa- tion in Danang Workshop Education and Infrastructure PNG Road Priority Study 62,000 Development Bulletin-South Pacific Futures 32,000 Information for Rural Development and Planning in Papua New 16,226 Guinea Study of Indonesian Poverty 44,000 Development Studies Network Microfinance Bulletin 32,300 Centre for Democratic Institutions 2,335,190 Consumer Protection & Competition Law Development Project 199,950 International Roundtable on Increasing Access to HIV Treatments in 30,000 Resource Poor Settings Support for the Indonesia Project 1,348,000 Serial Publications and Outreach Activities for PNG and the Pacific 13,337 Region Australian Antarctic Division Australian Antarctic Science Grant 17,698 Crustal rebound in the Lambert Glacier area

136 Principal Grants and Donations

Conservation of Plant Biodiversity in Antarctica — A Genetic 18,600 Approach The deep structure of East Antarctica from broadband seismic data. 14,490 Australian Business Foundation Limited Innovations in Australia: Measurement, Performance, Systems, 225,000 Dynamics and Change Australian Centre for International Agricultural Institutional Strengthening for Integrated Water Resource Manage- 287,778 Research ment in Thailand Equitable Groundwater Management for the Development of Atolls 394,318 and Small Islands (Phase 2) Agriculture — Some New Directions for a New Nation 25,000 High Performance Eucalypts and Interspeciﬁc Hybrids for Marginal 21,880 Lands in South and Eastern South Africa and South-Eastern Australia The Impact of changing agroforestry mosaics on catchment water 91,102 yield and quality in Southeast Asia Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Support Research in the Econometrics Discipline 5,850 Australian CRC for Renewable Energy Ltd Solar Thermal Power 5,000 Australian Greenhouse Ofﬁce Commercial Solar Concentrator Systems (for Electricity and Hot 1,000,000 Water) IPCC Good Practice Guidance 24,000 Solar Air Heating System With Integrated Heat Storage 600,000 Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Consultancy: Explanations of Changes in Housing Tenure in 80,820 Limited Australia Australian Institute of Aboriginal & Torres Strait French Archival Records for Marion Dufresne, 1772 7,126 Islander Studies The Production of Indigenous Culture at CAAMA 28,005 Archaeological investigations in Wanamara Country, northwest 30,000 Queensland An-barra Archaeological Project 30,000 Australian Institute of Marine Science Arafura-Timor Research Facility (ATRF) 272,727 Australian National Maritime Museum Indigenous Science and Curriculum Development: An Investigation 10,000 of the Comparability of Knowledge Systems Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Visit to GANIL, France from 3 April 2002 for Competition Between 12,000 Organisation Octupole and Multi-particle Excitations in Po212 and At-213. Visit UK 25 Nov 02 for 6 days for A Comparative Study of the Scat- 8,140 tering of Electrons and Neutrons at High Momentum Transfer, an Experiment at ISIS, UK Probing the Active Site of the Epsion Subunit of DNA Polymerase III 12,000 A Study Of Changes In The Diffraction Patterns Of Human and 9,530 Transgenic Mouse Hair With Disease 1) Langmuir Films of B-casein Deposited at the Air-Polysilicic Acid 9,878 Interface. 2) Templated Films at the Air-Water Interface Using Sterically Hindered Silicate Precursors. 3) Protein Incorporation into Silicate Films Langmuir Films of Poly (t-butylacrylate) Films at the Air/Water 12,000 Interface. Structure of the Milk Membrane. Protein Incorporation into Silicate Films. Diffuse Neutron Scattering from Benzil, C14D10O2 11,600 The Effect of Composition of Cr and Fe Oxidation States in Silicate 6,870 Glasses and Melts Australian Photonics Pty Ltd Polymer Waveguides and Integrated Optics (Redfern Polymer 183,447 Optics) Project Science Lectureships Initiative Program: Monitoring and Evaluation 99,000 Australian Research Council Bibliometric Evaluation of the Impact of Research Funded by Both 130,247 the Australian Research Council (ARC) and the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Indigenous Researchers Development Scheme A Historical Study of Indigenous Higher Education Centres in 20,000 Australia Special Research Initiatives Advanced Studies Institute: The Link Between Genomics and 50,000 Phenomics Research Fellowships Decolonising Nature: Wilderness and Nature in Settler and Indige- 130,000 nous Thought, with Special Reference to Euro centrism and Reconciliation in Australia The Nature of Organic Matter in Rock Surface Accretions 224,404

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The History of El Nino: Decoupling Natural and Human Induced 44,035 Disturbance Events in the Fossil Record The Origin and Evolution of Australian Butterflies: Phylogeny and 61,087 Biogeography of Delias and Allied Genera Discovery Projects Nature and Nation: Science, Environment and National Identity in 103,746 Australia Biodiversity Conservation, Vegetation Restoration and Landscape 231,000 Design Biogeography of Avian Mating Systems Polyandry, Reverse-Plumage 155,000 Dimorphism, and Sexual Selection in Cape York and New Guinea Eclectus Parrots Interstellar Physics at the Epoch of Galaxy Formation 400,000 Taking Measure of The Universe with Exploding Stars 230,000 The 6dF Galaxy Survey: Mass and Motions in the Nearby Universe 279,000 The Southern Sky Survey 1,061,300 Atomic Hydrogen Through Cosmic Time: Steps to the Square Kilo- 60,000 metre Array The First Stars and the Chemical Enrichment of the Universe 375,000 Interactive Demographic Transition Analysis and Theory 146,000 Honeybee Navigation: Low-Level and Cognitive Mechanisms 190,000 Proteome Analysis of Plant Response Pathways to Microbial Signals 229,000 in the Model Legume, Medicago truncatula The Shape of Plants: Discovering Factors That Control Morphology 421,000 by Organising the Cytoskeleton. Molecular and Cellular Characterisations of the Cortical Actin 465,000 Cytoskeleton in the Plant Arabidopsis thaliana CesA (Cellulose Synthase) Genes of Arabidopsis: All Doing the Same 180,000 Job or Specialists Cooperating to Make the Most Abundant Biopolymer Using the Fractionation of Hydrogen and Carbon Isotopes to Analyse 360,000 the Mechanisms of the Primary Processes of Photosynthesis Can Efficient Algal Variants of the Photosynthetic CO2 Fixing 495,000 Enzyme, Rubisco, be folded and assembled in functional forms in Higher Plant Plasmids Identification of Transcription Factor Genes Involved in the Regula- 285,000 tion Aspects of Photosynthetic Capacity in Plants Molecular Analysis of Photosynthetically-linked Active CO2 Uptake 60,000 and CO2 Signal Transduction by Cyanobacteria (Blue Green Algae) Molecular Characterisation of Marsupial Genome Organisation, 540,000 Function and Evolution Solving the Mysteries of Monotreme Chromosomes 390,000 Ion Channels Formed by Small Proteins from Viruses 450,000 A Genomic and Phenomic Investigation of a Mitochondrial Glutath- 240,000 ione Transferase Protein Degradation in Mammals 25,000 Towards a Complete Description of How Enzymes Work: Develop- 245,000 ment of Simulation Methods and Protocols, Blind Test Predictions, and Experimental Validation Structure of Exotic Neutron-Rich Nuclei Populated Using Novel 566,605 Reaction Mechanisms. Solvable Models on Regular and Random Lattices in Statistical 318,000 Mechanics and Field Theory Development of a Quantum Computer Based On Solid State Optical 130,000 Impurity Sites Storage of Non Classical Light in a Solid 265,000 Collision Studies with Laser-Cooled Metastable Helium Atoms — 265,000 Recoil Atom Spectroscopy A Microscope for Molecular Reactions 245,000 Electron Momentum Spectroscopy of Correlated Nanoscale 295,000 Structures How Does a Bose-Einstein Condensate Develop Phase? 1,056,605 Localised Instabilities in Magnetically Confined Plasmas Heated By 162,000 Radio Waves Surface Adsorption, Repulsion and Attraction: A New Experimental 573,782 Approach to Surface Forces

138 Principal Grants and Donations

Dynamic Force Microscopy of Small Molecular Assemblies 391,782 The Architecture of Networks: Characterisation and Visualisation of 687,275 Complex Systems as Fluctuating Networks Multi-Solition Complexes 245,000 Nanocavities in Si: Structural Evolution and Metal Gettering 183,000 Ion Implantation Processing in Silicon Carbide for Microelectronic 619,411 Applications Revealing the Mechanism of Heavy Ion Stopping at High Energies 202,118 Nanocavities and Nanoparticles in Silicon-Based Materials Tailored 350,000 By Ion Implantation Nonlinear Photonic Crystals 207,000 Nonlinear Atom Optics of Bose-Einstein Condensates in Optical 353,035 Lattices Reasons and Rationality 195,000 The Theory and Practice of Deliberative Democracy 214,000 Inventories and the Business Cycle in Australia and the US 60,000 The Social and Cultural History of Death and Bereavement in Aus- 170,000 tralia and England 1914–1980 Asian Women, Migration and Transnational Governance from Below 117,000 Human Rights and the Transformation of World Politics 173,000 Chanted Tales from Highland New Guinea: A Comparative Study of 391,698 Oral Performance Traditions and Their Role in Contemporary Land Politics. The History of an Urban Chinese Factory Community in Transition 283,742 Understanding the Early Phases of Neolithic Dispersal in the Western 345,550 Paciﬁc Development and Application of the Uranium Method for Dating 249,500 Ancient Rock Engravings The Overseas Chinese Water Frontier of Southeast Asia, 1700–1900 293,717 Raising and Solving New Questions in China’s Late Imperial Demo- 100,000 graphic History, and Their Economic and Environmental Implications Private Wealth Accumulation, Wealth Distribution, and Social Wel- 270,000 fare Reform in Urban China Metallaboratranes: Soft Scorpionates and Masked Metal Bases 375,000 Asymmetric Synthesis of Chiral Phosphines, Arsines, and Stibines 255,000 The Effects of Local Strain on the Crystal Chemistry of Solid 245,000 Solutions Generation and Exploitation of Fermentation Products in the Chem- 315,000 ical Synthesis of Biologically Active Compounds with Therapeutic Potential Structures and Functions of Bacterial Replisomal Proteins 180,000 Enabling Technologies for Structural Genomics 435,000 Directed Evolution used to Probe Protein Structure and Function; 240,000 New Enzymes for Bio -Remediation and Industry Amino Acid and Peptide Radicals in Biochemistry and Synthesis 255,000 New Methods for Structural Biology in Solution 1,220,000 Hydrogen Abstraction in Chemical, Biochemical and Polymerisation 187,118 Processes Experimental Demonstrations of Violations of the Second Law of 445,000 Thermodynamics Development of Methods and Strategies for the Measurement, Inter- 245,000 pretation and Analysis of Diffuse X-Ray Scattering from Disordered Materials Data Adaptive Geophysical Inversion 208,000 Craton Edges and Sutures in the Australian Mantle 340,000 Seismic Wavespeeds and Attenuation in Upper-Mantle Rocks: A Lab- 184,000 oratory Study of the Effect of Partial Melting Water Storage in the Earth’s Mantle- Understanding the Process of 87,000 OH Incorperation in Olivine Argon Thermochronometers and the Effects of Recrystallisation 235,246 The Coral Record of Environmental Impacts in the Great Barrier 295,000 Reef: Quantiﬁcation of Anthropogenic Fluxes Sea Levels, Sea Surface Temperatures and El Nino Variability During 236,000 Warm Interglaciations

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Uptake of Atmospheric C02 in the Oceans and Implications for Glo- 263,035 bal Change: New Proxy Developments Harmonic Analysis, Boundary Value Problems, and Maxwell’s Equa- 313,000 tions in Lipschitz Domains Nonparametric Statistics 1,023,650 Statistical Advances in the Post-Genome Era 385,000 Mathematical, Logical and Computational Foundations of Hybrid 243,184 Control Systems, and their Application to Design and Synthesis Problems in Control Engineering Geometric Parameters in Learning Theory 100,000 Kernel and Margin Based Machine Learning Algorithms 258,752 System Theoretical Aspects of Spatial Signal Processing 162,536 Gender Ideology, Racial Mythology and the Cultural Politics of Child 203,000 Removal in Colonial Burma, Cambodia and Western Australia, 1886–1947 Yolngu Music: Anthropological and Indigenous Perspectives 203,767 Visual Research in Social Aesthetics 734,033 Learning to Drink: a Socio-Cultural History of the Introduction of 208,474 Alcohol to Indigenous Australians and a Critique of Existing Explanations Rediscovering Australia’s Musical Achievements: Creating Critical 219,532 Editions of Signiﬁcant Scores Gender, Sexuality and Class as Represented in the Literature Associ- 150,359 ated with Adultery Trials in Britain c 1760–1830 Hellenistic Jebel Khalid on the Euphrates, North Syria: The Archae- 205,000 ology and History of A Seleucid Settlement Peepshows: Love Letters and the Death Penalty in a Sensation Trial 70,000 and its Cultural Legacies The Sir Edward Pellew Group of Islands, Gulf of Carpentaria Archae- 242,700 ological Project A Social History of Australian English 166,082 The Contribution of South Asia to the Peopling of Australasia 747,112 Linguistic Typology and the Demise of Morphological Case: The 95,000 Development of the Genitive in the Germanic Languages Values and Ethics in a Global World: A Semantic Perspective 181,000 Historical Experts and Indigenous Litigants: The Role of Historical 188,240 Expert Evidence in Federal Court Cases Taxation and the Welfare State: Implications of Current Policy Direc- 90,000 tions for Saving, Fertility, Economic Growth and Inequality Investment Opportunities and the Impact of Interaction Between 150,000 Global Integration, International Capital Flows and Price Move- ments in Emerging Stock Markets International Challenges to the Australian Legal System: Trade and 365,520 Human Rights Understanding the World: Domei Tsushin (United News Agency), 115,970 the Japanese State and International Politics 1936–52 Sisters and Sojourners: Stories of Rural Women in Urban China 50,000 Comparative Biophysical Studies on Photosystem II of Higher Plants 231,000 and Cyanobacteria Activation and Scission of Small Molecules Using Three Coordinate 255,000 Metal Complexes Rates of Metamorphic Processes: Correlating U-Pb Ages with the 202,118 Pressure-Temperature Conditions of Mineral Growth The Hydrothermal Solubility of Mo: A LA-ICPMS Study of Syn- 202,118 thetic and Natural Fluid Inclusions Theoretical Studies on the KcsA Potassium Channel and the L-type 231,000 Calcium Channel Dynamics of Multi-Component Matter Waves 50,000 The Standard Quantum Limit and Beyond 382,000 Quantum Photonics with Continuous Laser Beams 1,100,000 The New Atom Laser: Theory of Quantum Atom Optical Sources 60,000 Face Recognition: Properties and Origins of Whole-Face Processing 173,000 Cellular and Network Basis of Information Processing in the Mam- 229,000 malian Visual System The Politics of Opinion: Individuals, Groups and the Social Psychol- 172,000 ogy of Opinion in the Public Sphere

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From the Inevitability of Prejudice to the Origins of Change: The 728,000 Emergence if Perceived Illegitimacy in Intergroup Relations Individual Differences in Orientations to Risk and Uncertainty 107,000 New Molecular Approaches to Comparative Phylogeography 141,000 Why Do Females Mate With Multiple Partners? Tests of Key 272,000 Hypotheses in the Wild Ecology and Phylogeography of Bird Migration Between Australia 217,000 and New Guinea: Paradise Kingfishers as a Model Species Putting sexual selection in a life-history context: what is meant by 90,000 genetic quality The Evolution of Sequential Polyandry: An Experimental Approach 280,000 Were the Tertiary Radiations of the Australian Flora Synchronous? A 230,000 Molecular Phylogenetic Approach. Kingdom Switching Microbial Pathogens: the Bioinformatics of 401,605 Mutation in the Genomes of Viruses and Bacteria Affecting Crops, Livestock and People Molecular Phylogenetics of Australian Myobatrachid Frogs and the 255,000 Evolution of Reproductive Strategies Analysing the Roles of Cospeciation and Host Shifting In The Evolu- 249,000 tion of Behaviour and Ecology of Thrips Associated With Australian Acacia. Communication and Predation in Scrubwrens: Alarm Calls and 165,000 Eavesdropping. Structure and Function of Heterodimeric Amino Acid Transporters 141,000 Expression and Characterisation of Nutrient Transporters from the 175,000 Intracellular Malaria Parasite Plasmodium Falciparum Functional Genomics of Light Stress Resistance in the Model Organ- 130,000 ism Chlamydomonas: Combining Molecular Genetics, Transcriptome and Proteome Analysis Proteome Analysis of Plant Response Pathways to Microbial Signals 229,000 in the Model Legume, Medicago truncatula Advanced Physics and Characterisation of Silicon Materials and 247,000 Devices Lifetime Spectroscopy of Impurities in Silicon Solar Cells 253,035 Practical and Theoretical Aspects of Structure Enumeration 515,667 Design Efficient Routing Protocols for WDM Optical Networks 50,000 The LASE Process — A New Approach to Cost Effective Thin Solar 180,000 Cells Novel Geometric Invariants 105,000 Variational Problems of Monge-Ampere Type 424,000 Derived Categories and Their Applications, Especially in K-theory, 637,000 topology and Algebraic Geometry Genomic Evolution Equations and Global Effects of Curvature 400,000 Solvable Models and Pattern Formation: Quantum Spin Ladders, 175,000 Combinatorics and Stromatolite Morphogenesis Large Grants Environmental Significance of Molecular Carbon Compounds in 35,000 Finely Layered Rockshelter Crusts in Northern Australia Linkages Projects Bioscope IV: Advanced Scanned Probe Microscopy 170,000 Analysis of Possible Rules for Interstate Water Trading by the Austral- 67,635 ian Capital Territory Interactions between sulphur, nitrogen, and iron cycles in the sustain- 354,000 able management and use of acid sulphate soils. The Other Within: Visual Culture through Indigenous, tribal, 50,239 minority, subaltern and multicultural displays in Asia-Pacific museums today Control of meiosis and embryogenesis as a means to induce higher 211,194 plants to reproduce asexually through seed Temporary Overseas Migration to Australia 105,000 High Internal Phase Emulsions — Structure and Rheology Control 340,000 Development and Application of Stress Transfer Modelling for Area 130,000 Selection in Mesothermal Gold Systems Indigenous Community Organisations and Miners: Partnering Sus- 318,000 tainable Regional Development?

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Anthropological Perspectives on Ethnographic Collecting by Austral- 67,635 ian Colonial Administrators in Papua and New Guinea New Environmental Policy Instruments and Government-Industry 70,000 Strategies in Queensland. The Determinants of Australia’s Productivity Performance 67,635 Regulatory Design for Water Quality Management in Urban 324,575 Catchments Innovations in Australia: Measurement, Performance, Systems, 280,000 Dynamics and Change Linkages International Negotiation Support Systems for Groundwater Management in Small 73,715 Islands Discovering the First Generation of Stars in the Galaxy — The Most 35,212 Metal-Poor Stars Investigating Near-Threshold Atomic and Molecular Collision Proc- 77,649 esses with Multiparameter Detection Techniques Expressive power & complexity of temporal logic for model-checking 11,000 Propagation of Singularities for the Schrodinger Equation 11,400 Federation Fellowships The First Stage of Vision: Transduction and Adaptation in Retinal 1,448,515 Photoreceptors Nonlinear Photonics and All-Optical Technologies 1,448,515 Restorative Justice and Responsive Regulation 1,417,500 Australian Synchrotron Research Program Visit Chem MatCARS — June 2002 — A Study of Changes in the 5,595 Diffraction Patterns of Human and Transgenic Mouse Hair with Disease Australian War Memorial Feasibility Study for the Ofﬁcial History of Australian Peace 50,000 Operations Aventis CropScience GmbH. Discovery of new genes for plant cellulose biosynthesis and improved 721,874 ﬁbre production BASF AG Characterisation of foam morphology and simulation of mechanical 75,000 and thermal foam properties Beng Choon Lim K H Lim Honours Scholarship in Science — Malaysian or Overseas/ 20,000 International Student Beyondblue A Proposal For A Web Based Intervention E: Mental Health: A Scop- 18,182 ing Study Depression and Changing Families 40,000 Mental Health for Rural Australians 50,000 Research Assistant for the Establishment of Consumer Research Cen- 38,731 tre at CMHR The National Depression Initiative A Proposal For A Web Based 18,182 Intervention E: Mental Health: A Scoping Study Depression and Changing Families 40,000 Biostatics Collaboration of Australia Development and Delivery of Nationally Coordinated Postgraduate 30,000 Courses in Biostatistics Birds Australia Cowra Birds in their Woodland Habitat 18,191 British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara Archaeobotany of the Upper Levels of Çatalhöyük Through Study of 8,605 the Mellaart Archive Bureau of Rural Sciences Experimental Development of Java Interface for the GROWEST Pro- 10,000 gram and Demonstration of its Performance Cambridge University Cuckoo parasitism and host defences in Australia 5,000 Cancer Council of NSW Development of a Methodology for Disease Burden Estimation from 13,156 UV Radiation and Estimation of the Global Burden of Disease Centre for Democratic Institutions Responsible Parliamentary Government 35,000 Centre For Educational Development and Academic Expanding Access To Small Enrolment Asian Languages (EASEAL) 35,000 Methods ACT Chief Minister's Department BushLAN — Development of novel VHF wireless Internet technol- 50,000 ogy for rural Australia Title Development of Absolute Thermal Imaging Systems for Indus- 40,000 trial Process Control and Monitoring Humane Bird Trap 70,000 Christian Albrechts-Universitat zu Kiel, Volkswagen- Documentation of Teop Language 161,109 Stiftung Clive and Vera Ramaciotti Foundations Electrophysiological Characteristics of Metabolite Transporters 20,000 Equipment for electrophysiology with a Fluorescent Ion Imaging 20,000 Facility

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Committee for Economic Development of Australia Indigenous Community Organisations and Miners: Partnering Sus- 15,000 tainable Regional Development Commonwealth Department of Agriculture, Fisheries Innovations in Australia: Measurement, Performance, Systems, 105,476 and Forestry Australia Dynamics and Change Commonwealth Department of Health & Aged Care Development of a Computer Application for Japanese Language 6,000 Teaching Using Automatic Speech Recognition Technologies Food-Borne Disease Surveillance Project — OzFoodNet 40,000 Mental Health First Aid- Train the CALD Instructor 38,279 National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health to support 5,501,664 education and research in public health at postgraduate level Development and Delivery and Coordination of a Degree of Master 748,044 of Applied Epidemiology (MAEDC). Group 01 MAE conference Study of GP Divisions’ Engagement in Indigenous Health 19,128 Review of Access Economics methodology 10,000 Commonwealth Department of Industry, Tourism Innovations in Australia: Measurement, Performance, Systems, 126,880 and Resources Dynamics and Change Conservation International A Study of the Ecology and Behaviour of the Yellow-Cheeked Gib- 7,400 bon in Southern Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia Construction Forestry Mining Energy Union (ACT) Rehabilitation and Halfway House Costing Options 32,030 Cotton Research and Development Corporation Development of a Decision Support System for Water Allocation in 374,905 the Gwydir and Namoi Valleys Development of a Decision Support System for Water Allocation in 87,000 the Gwydir and Namoi Valleys CRC for Greenhouse Accounting Program B Convenor 48,850 Project B Collaboration 43,000 CRC for Sustainable Production Forestry Insect Resistance Traits of Eucalypts for the NSW Plantation Industry 5,500 — Supplementary Funding to Support Rachel Lawrence’s PHD CRC Reef Research Centre Symposium on the Exclusive Economic Zone in the Asia Pacific 11,300 Region, and on Intellectual Property to Marine Genetic Resources in Exclusive Economic Zone Genetic Resource Ownership Issues in the Great Barrier Reef World 42,800 Heritage Area (GBRWHA), its Ecotone and the Exclusive Eco- nomic Zone Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organ- Soil carbon dynamics: An investigation of C stability as a function of 5,424 isation (CSIRO) depth in a soil profile PhD Support for Ms Fleur Visser. 8,000 Investigating gene silencing in plants 15,600 CSIRO/ARRC Laboratories Consultancy: Triennial Analysis of CSIRO Divisional Publications 17,592 Defence Science and Technology Organisation Hand Gesturing for Object Manipulation and Navigation 37,000 Department for International Development, UK Poverty Traps Nutrition Health Status and Anti-poverty Interventions 143,917 (DFID) in Rural India Department of Conservation and Land Management Ostracods in Groundwater of the Pilbara Region of Western Australia 110,000 Department of Defence Professorship in Australian Defence History 480,000 Defence Fellowship and Scholarships 337,144 Department of Education Science and Training University Mobility In Asia and the Pacific (UMAP) Student Exchange with Canadian Institutions 6,000 Student Exchange with Taiwanese Institution 10,000 Spanish Language Student Exchange 6,000 Student Exchanges In Visual Arts And Crafts With Canadian 6,000 Institutions Student Exchanges in Visual Arts and Crafts with a Japanese 10,000 Institution Master of Applied Epidemiology (Indigenous Health) 50,000 Year in Korea — 2004: Towards UCTS 10,000 Consultancy: Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth Analysis 11,880 Grants Consultancy: Review of the Breaking the Unemployment Cycle 7,000 Initiative Provision of Services Under the Aboriginal Tutorial Assistance 69,160 Scheme (ATAS) Major National Research Facility Program The Arafura Timor Research Facility (ARTF) 3,250,000 Department of Environmental Protection, WA Regulatory Design for Water Quality Management in Urban 33,500 Catchments

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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade AUSPECC/DFAT/APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) 74,250 Consultancy Department of Health & Aged Care Mental Health Internet Meeting 19,003 Risk Assessment Regarding Human Health and Climate Change in 50,990 Australasia Consultancy: Cross-Border Transfers of Involuntary Mental Health 8,100 Patients National Collaborative Program on the Atmospheric Environment 512,574 and Health Funding Arrangements for Pathology in Australia 14,495 Rural Health Medical School Funding to Dec 2003 4,734,904 Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Contract Services for Training and Technical Advice for the Business 20,000 Indigenous Affairs Skills Centre Investigate the impact of immigration on income distribution in 22,727 Australia Temporary Overseas Migration to Australia 122,970 Department Of Industry Tourism and Resources FieldScreen Research Project: International Research and Commer- 22,520 cial Alliances Stable Isotopes as a Key to Understanding the Earth’s Biosphere — a 6,600 Global Framework for Mineralisation Department of Natural Resources and Environment Genetic Variability Within and Between Populations of the Coran- 49,736 gamite Water Skink Department of the Environment and Heritage Complete Genetic Profiling of Shy Albatross Populations 8,000 Department of the Premier and Cabinet New Environmental Policy Instruments and Government-Industry 85,600 Strategies in Queensland Diabetes Australia Research Trust Regulation of Gene Expression from a Costimulatory Locus with a 36,596 Genetic Linkage to Diabetes Ecowise Environmental Pty Ltd Consultancy: Contaminant Budgeting 23,760 Sensitivity of Catchment Hydrology to Vegetation Dynamics in Rela- 10,000 tion to Fire. Embassy of Italy New Materials and Complexity 10,000 Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Busi- APEC Labour Market Information Database and Website 35,207 ness, Department of Socio-economic Issues Facing Traditional Indonesian Fishers who 18,556 Access the MOU Box Environment ACT, Department of Urban Services Analysis of Possible Rules for Interstate Water Trading by the Austral- 34,500 ian Capital Territory ANU Acton Heritage Walkway 5,000 Taxonomic Revision and Phylogenetic Analysis of Aotus, Phyllota, 10,000 Otion ined, Urodon, Eutaxia, Euchilopsis and Latrobea (Legumi- bosae, Mirbelieae) Phylogeny and Biogeography Studies of the Genus Pouteria (Sapota- 82,500 ceae) in Malesia and Australasia Using Morphology and Molecular Data — Student: Mr Teguh Triono Environment Australia Leadbeater’s Possum Recovery Plan — Implementation of Recovery 37,300 Action No 6 Estate of Late Winifred Violet Scott Conserving Native Animals in Fragmented Habitats 36,364 Conservation biology of the threatened spotted tailed quoll in frag- 48,000 mented forest landscapes in Tasmania Fair Trade Labelling Organisation International Consultancy: Social Accountability in Sustainable Agriculture Project 1,237,695 Forest & Wood Products Research & Development Proposed FWPRDC Centre for Forest Sector Market Intelligence 100,000 Corporation Effectiveness of Electric Pruning Shears for Pruning in Plantations of 12,100 Radiata Pine. Honours student: Robert McWilliam. Forestry Tasmania Tasmanian Forestry: Audit of the five year wood resource review 10,045 FORTECH (Forestry Technical Services Pty Ltd) India Australia Training and Capacity Building Project: Prevention 12,500 and Control of Forest Fires Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe Limited ANU-Fujitsu Area 3 Fund 724,572 Geoscience Australia Australian National Seismic Imaging Resource (ANSIR) Operations 553,695 AUSCAN 2003 Cruise in the Murray Canyons Offshore Kangaroo 111,818 Island Grain Growers Association Limited Development of Specific Microbial and Transgenic Technology to 1,146,293 Control Fungal Pathogens: A Commercialisation Project Based on Patent No PP8394/99

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Grains Research & Development Corporation Development of Specific Microbial and Transgenic Technology to 1,146,293 Control Fungal Pathogens: A Commercialisation Project Based on Patent No PP8394/99 Grape & Wine Research & Development Assessment Of The Frequency And Impacts Of Severe Advective 6,100 Corporation Frosts In The Canberra Viticulture Region Griffin-nrm Pty Ltd Glenrock Lagoon Cultural Landscape Conservation Management & 5,500 Cultural Tourism Plan Griffith University Conceiving and Implementing National Integrity Systems 10,000 Groupe Limagrain Holding Control of meiosis and embryogenesis as a means to induce higher 165,000 plants to reproduce asexually through seed Hermon Slade Foundation The Long-term Population Dynamics and Conservation of a Poorly 66,737 Known Australian Mammal ICLARM — The World Fish Centre ICLARM Workshops Consultancy 42,769 International Council on Human Rights Policy Crime, Public Order and Human Rights 6,573 International Finance Corporation Study of Privatisation of State-Owned Enterprises in China 302,600 Johnson and Johnson Research Pty Ltd J & J Face Mutants 480,000 Kempsey Shire Council Real-Time Control of Major Flood Gates: Lower Macleay 141,000 Kimberley Land Council Wanjina-Wunggurr-Willinggin Native Title Claims 13,636 Wanjina Wunggurr Wilinggin Land Claim 13,636 Wanjina Wunggurr Wilinggin Native Claim Title 9,818 Land & Water Resources Research & Development Visual Art as an Agent for Promotion of Vegetation Management 56,000 Corporation Land & Water Resources Research & Development Environmental Science: From Independent Experts to Post-Modern 6,250 Corporation Process Managers — STUDENT: Ms Lorrae van Kerkhoff Land and Water Australia Advisor to the Integration Investment Plan 2003–2006 20,000 Indigenous Kinship with Country: Intercultural Values of Natural 84,000 Resource Management — Scholarship Ms Diana James. Federalism and Natural Resource Management: Water in the Murray- 70,000 Darling Basin — (Scholarship Mr Daniel Connell) Lipotek Pty Ltd Targeted Stealth Liposomes 537,556 Melbourne Enterprises International Ltd MEI — ASEAN Regional Economic Policy Support Facility 282,000 Menzies School of Health Research Policy Response to Indigenous Petrol Sniffing 35,000 Ministry of Finance, Japan Study on Future Financial Arrangements to Support Financial Devel- 250,000 opment in East Asia Monash University Development of a Module to Calculate Economic Indicators from 34,448 Model Output Murdoch University Consultancy: Trees and Biodiversity: An Australian Guide to Increas- 61,600 ing the Benefits of Farm Trees to Native Bush National Centre for Education and Training on Registered Nurses and Illicit Drug-Using Patients, An Investigation 10,002 Addiction National Health and Medical Research Council Multi-state Population Models for Smoking — Burden of Disease 219,025 Environment and Population Health: Research Development from 2,474,900 Local to Global Intergenerational Transmission of Health Inequalities: Effects of 460,885 Work Conditions On Parent Resources and Child Health Using Contextual Effects to Test Theories of Coding in Visual Cortex 190,000 The Role of Liver Carboxylesterase in the Infection of Hepacytes by 72,077 Plasmodium Characterisation of a Novel Human X-Linked Gene RBMX, a Can- 355,000 didate for X-Linked Mental Retardation Characteristics of the Signalling Pathways Utilised by IL-13 Inde- 224,317 pendently of IL-4Ralpha Specific Modification of Skeletal Muscle Ryanodine Receptor Activity 390,000 Molecular Mechanisms in the Regulation of Allergy and 4,875,000 Inflammation Structural and Functional Interactions Between the II-III Loop of the 390,000 Skeletal DHPR and the Ryanodine Receptor Mechanisms By Which Chromatin Modulates Gene Expression 255,000 Gene Transcription in Activated T Cells: A Model of Chromatin 455,000 Remodelling Functional Genomic Studies of Human Glutathione Transferase 254,000 Omega Fellowship 753,750 Hybridisation System 11,050

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Coordinated cleavages in the flavivirus structural polyprotein: role in 270,000 virus assembly an host-pathogen interaction Major Xenoantigens For Neovascularised Porcine Xenografts: The 480,000 Role Of PERV and MHC In Rejection and Tolerance Deficiency of Tyrosine Catabolism Genes and Accumulation of Asso- 136,628 ciated Metabolites in Mouse Mammary Epithelium Synaptic Integration and Plasticity in the Rat Piriform Cortex 240,000 Myoendothelial Gap Junctions: Their Composition & Role in Vascu- 270,000 lar Responses Attributed to EDHF. Synaptic Transmission in the Mammalian Central Nervous System 435,000 Excitatory Synaptic Circuitry and Plasticity in the Amygdala 450,000 The Contributions of Different Sources of Calcium to the Induction 255,000 of Long Term Potentiation Dynamic Aspects of Inhibitory Synaptic Transmission & Modulation 350,000 By Neuroactive Drugs Genetic and Biochemical Mechanisms Dysregulating CD4 T Cell 435,000 Tolerance in Organ Specific Autoimmunity Mechanisms for Controlling Antibody Production by Modulating B 430,000 Cell Antigen Receptor Signalling. Ongoing Uncoupled Research Fellowship 292,500 The Role of Interferon Gamma and Nitric Oxide as Down-Regulat- 214,047 ing Molecules in Central Nervous System Inflammation Patient Decision-Making in the Context of General Practise and Pri- 58,977 mary Health Care The pH of the Digestive Vacuole in the Malaria Parasite 210,000 Cooled Digital Colour Camera 8,000 Sonicator 8,321 Spectrophotometer 5,880 Luminometer 11,985 Transfer of Glutamine Between Astrocytes and Neuons 245,000 Identification and Characterisation of ‘Nessy’ a Novel Gene Impor- 240,000 tant for T Cell Differentiation National Institute of Government and Law Creating Spaces: Interdisciplinary Writings in the Social Sciences 13,000 National Institutes of Health (USA) Clinicopathological Correlates Of Fatal Cerebral Malaria (via Michi- 50,555 gan State University) National Museum of Australia The Other Within: Visual Culture through Indigenous, tribal, 10,000 minority, subaltern and multicultural displays in Asia-Pacific museums today Anthropological Perspectives on Ethnographic Collecting by Austral- 22,000 ian Colonial Administrators in Papua and New Guinea National Occupational Health and Safety The Establishment and Operation of the OHS RegNet Centre 750,000 Commission National University of Singapore Rapid Urbanisation, Urbanism and Health in Asia 123,562 NRMA — ACT Road Safety Trust Durability of Treatment of Chronic Neck Pain 6,500 NSW Department Of Education and Training Indigenous Science and Curriculum Development: An Investigation 10,000 of the Comparability of Knowledge Systems NSW Department of Land and Water Conservation Hydrogeological Actions for Central West Community Salinity Plan- 27,500 ning — Hydrological and Hydrogeological Modelling of Salt Mobilisation and Transport, and a Historical Perspective of Land Use Change, in the Little River Catchment NSW Health department Parallel Techniques for High-Performance Record Linkage 10,000 NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Consultancy: Totemism & the Social Context of Plants & Animals in 40,000 NSW Potential Impacts of Salinity on Frogs of Temperate South-Eastern 12,000 Australia — An Ecological Synthesis Quantifying Habitat Structure in Woodlands 10,000 NSW Sugar Milling Co-operative Ltd Interactions between sulphur, nitrogen, and iron cycles in the sustain- 30,000 able management and use of acid sulphate soils ORICA Australia Ltd. High Internal Phase Emulsions — Structure and Rheology Control 1,150,228 Pacific Biological Foundation Drought Assessment and Response for Small Island States in the 7,500 Pacific PANBIO Limited The Design of Combinatorial Oligonucleotide Probe Sets 151,569 Pest Animal Control CRC Understanding the Human Context of Biotechnological Fox Control 20,000 in Australian — (Scholarship) Pioneer Hi-bred International Inc Control of meiosis and embryogenesis as a means to induce higher 165,000 plants to reproduce asexually through seed.

146 Principal Grants and Donations

Pivot Ltd Australian Foundation For Mental Health Research 14,000 Posiya Oy Model Development of Post-Glacial Shoreline, Topography and 62,384 Stress-Field Evolution in SW-Finland Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Repair and Upgrade of Access Road for IMS Stations PS02 and IS07, 109,967 Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization Warramunga, Australia Enhancement of Infrasound Signal Data Processing and Operator 181,285 Training Primate Conservation Incorporated A Study of the Ecology and Behaviour of the Yellow-Cheeked Gib- 5,237 bon (Nomascus gabriellae) in Eastern Cambodia Productivity Commission The Determinants of Australia’s Productivity Performance 15,000 Project Design & Management Ltd Sustainable Development Policy and Planning Framework for PNG 97,000 Dept of Mining Questacon — The National Science and Technology Mike Gore Scholarship 10,000 Centre Reconciliation Australia Consultancies Income to be Used for Conference and Other Travel 73,200 Expenses and Capital Equipment for CAEPR Research Grants Committee Development of mathematical models for analysing stromalite mor- 16,900 phogenesis and understanding their significance in paleobiological and paleoenvironmental evolution Rio Tinto Services Ltd Indigenous Community Organisations and Miners: Partnering Sus- 82,500 tainable Regional Development Rural Industries Research and Development Joint Venture Agroforestry Program-Biodiversity Contract 9,970 Corporation A Study of Gluconobacter — Gluconic Acid Producing Bacteria, 24,000 Symbionts of Bees: Development of Biological Control for Chalk Brood Smart Internet Technology CRC Knowledge Acquisition and Machine Learning Project — SPA2 766,105 Pelican Defining The Context 55,623 Southern Area Health Service Mental Health First Aid Training: A Randomised Controlled Trial 33,000 Specialty Coatings (Aust) Pty Ltd Multilayer Technical Textiles for High Performance Rigid Composite 438,600 Products Statoil Imaging & Analysis of Core Samples (Porous Rock) by CT Scan — 37,265 WAG Injection Sustainable Energy Development Authority Combined Solar Systems Domestic Trial 117,500 Sydney Water Corporation Effect of CryptoBlast on Cryptosporidium Parvum Animal 37,500 Infectivity Syngenta Seeds AG Control of meiosis and embryogenesis as a means to induce higher 165,000 plants to reproduce asexually through seed Taipei Economic and Cultural Office Civil Service Development Program 102,210 Texas Engineering Experiment Station Spin-Based Lattice-Gas Quantum Optics in Solids Using Optical 333,275 Addressing The Andrew W Mellon Foundation Comparative Study on Growth Dynamics of Asian Megacities 269,101 The Apex Foundation Trust for Autism How Do Children with Asperger’s Syndrome Manage Everyday Con- 5,000 versation: An Examination of What Goes Wrong When AS Children Interact The Department of Natural Resources and Consultancy: Monitoring Populations of Forest Vertebrates in the 45,000 Environment Central Highlands-Victoria- The Government of The United States of America Mutual Understanding — American Studies 5,473 The John D and Catherine MacArthur Foundation National Ideologies, Transnational Identities and Buddhist Diplo- 130,094 macy in Sino-Myanmar Relations The Law Commission of Canada Consultancy: Professional and Consultancy Services 14,739 The Myer Foundation The Transition to Forest Sustainability in Victoria 30,000 Original composition for oboe and piano 5,500 The Sanwa Bank Foundation Annual Scholarship to Support Work by an Australian Graduate 5,393 Student The Sasakawa Peace Foundation Distance Education in the South-West Pacific Cultural Heritage 121,133 Training Program The United Nations University Project on Population Growth, Land Transformation and Environ- 15,795 mental Change (PLEC) The Wellcome Trust Barriers to the use of Antenatal Care and Safe Delivery in Matlab, 56,150 Bangladesh The World Bank Mapping Rural Poverty in Papua New Guinea 63,070 Torres Strait Regional Authority Anthropological Inquiry in Relation to Native Title in Certain Torres 11,200 Strait Seas Tweed Shire Council Interactions between sulfur, nitrogen, and iron cycles in the sustaina- 60,000 ble management and use of acid sulfate soils

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United Nations Office for Project Services Fiji Legislative needs assessment 30,659 Solomon Islands Legislative Needs Assessment 23,177 Papua New Guinea Legislative Needs Assessment 21,064 United States Air Force Control of Insect Flight: Regulation of Flight Speed and Height 114,075 above the Ground Ocellar Base Stabilisation 345,602 Telemetered Control System 175,500 University of Adelaide Centre for the Molecular Genetics of Development 540,000 Highly Oriented Nanostructures of Nonlinear Optical Materials for 16,400 Applications in Polarised Light Emitting Diodes and Optical Devices 100-W Laser System for Ultra-Fast Pulsed Laser Deposition 16,250 Flow in Confined Spaces 10,400 Signatures of Spatial Morphology in Ordered and Disordered Media 17,100 Lifetime Studies of Metallic Impurities and Precipitates in Multicrys- 18,000 talline Silicon Solar Cells Solar Thermal Gas Turbine 10,780 Geometric Structure in Quantum Field Theory 24,000 University of Bochum Documenting Waima’a, East Timor Language Endangerment and 109,200 Maintenance in a Newly Emerging Nation University of California Malignant Progression in Papillomavirus Transgenic Mice (sub-con- 95,618 tract of NIH-NCI Grant) University of London Tatou or Tatoo — Embodied Art and Cultural Exchange 71,670 University of New South Wales Vascular Biology (NHMRC 2002 Program Grants) 2,500,000 University of Queensland Upgrading of Hypersonics Facilities 40,500 University of Rochester Metabolism and Toxicity of Halogenated Hydrocarbons 104,235 University of Utah Tanner Lectures on Human Values 59,636 University of Western Australia ACIGA-LIGO High Power Optical Test Facility 775,000 University of Pennsylvania Consultancy: Home Office Crime Reduction Programme: Restora- 1,700,000 tive Justice Urban Services, ACT Dept of Provision of Future Growth and Life Cycle Cost Modelling for Can- 30,000 berra’s Public Urban Tree Assets URS Australia Pty Ltd Australian Contribution to a National Agricultural Research System 12,750 in PNG (ACNARS Project) ViMed Biosciences Pty Ltd VIMED Collaborative Research and Development Agreement 404,364 Volvo Technological Development Corporation Vision for Smart Cars 64,000 Water and Rivers Commission Regulatory Design for Water Quality Management in Urban 15,000 Catchments Water Corporation Regulatory Design for Water Quality Management in Urban 52,000 Catchments Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Indigenous Hydrological Knowledge and Dry-Season Agriculture in 14,927 Research, Inc Upland Catchments of Northern Thailand World Health Organisation Development of Mathematical Representation of the Impact of 54,900 Measles Reverse Genetics of Caenorhabditis Elegans to validate New Anti- 87,750 filarial Drug Targets World Resources Institute Sub Global Assessment of Coastal Ecosystems in Tropical Australia 43,748 World Wildlife Fund Development Bulletin on Environmental Sustainability and Poverty 9,270 Reduction — Additional Funding Sub-total GRANTS $5,000 and above 116,121,922

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Donations Donor Purpose Amount ACT Public Trustee JCSMR General Donations 10,000 Allan, D C Cambridge Commonwealth Fellowships (Australian Appeal) 10,000 Anonymous Scholarship Donations 100,000 Anonymous Drama Fund 42,000 Noel Butlin Archives Centre Endowment Fund 10,000 Dean of Law Special Fund 10,000 Law Alumni Working Account 7,500 Study of Optic Nerve and Retina 5,000 ANSIR Operational Support for Major National Research Facility 2,766,913 ANU Union Joseph and Lindsay Croft Scholarship 5,000 Atkinson, W J CRES Director's Special Purpose Fund 10,000 Australian American Educational Foundation Fulbright Scholarship Fund 20,000 Australian Institute of Administrative Law Alumni Chair Annual Pledge 5,000 Australian Manufacturing Workers Union Noel Butlin Archives Centre Endowment Fund 10,000 Australian Skeptics Science Foundation Mount Stromlo Visitors Centre 10,000 Baume, P & J The Baume Fund 5,000 Bridgestar Pty Ltd Oxford Australia Fund 10,000 Canberra Tradesman's Union Club Noel Butlin Archives Special Fund 10,000 Clough Limited Fulbright Scholarship Fund 30,000 CSIRO Cambridge Commonwealth Fellowships (Australian Appeal) 20,000 Davidson, Estate of the late Ruth Jim Davidson Scholarship in South Pacific Studies 116,695 DePuy Australia Pty Ltd ACT Orthopaedic & Musculoskeletal Research Foundation 25,000 Dick Smith Foods Pty Ltd Ken Wanganeen Fund 10,000 Douglas, R and Duguid A, per Sotheby's Australia The Duguid Aboriginal Travel Scholarship 12,000 Pty Ltd Dungey, M General Research Activities 13,141 Estate of the late Elfriede Friedel Oster Molecular Genetics Group JCSMR 200,000 Fenner, F Fenner Hall Scholarships 125,200 Frank & Bobbie Fenner Endowment Fund 21,220 Fildes, J E Joyce Fildes Honours Scholarship 20,000 Finkel, A Finkel Prize, JCSMR 50,000 Freilich, H The Herbert & Valmae Freilich Foundation 50,000 Fukuoka Asian Culture Prizes The Asian Studies Association of Australia Inc. Fund 43,503 HCA Menzies Donations Robert Gordon Menzies Scholarship Fund 11,230 Holdsworth, R School of Music Director's Support Fund 10,000 Hope, G Natural History General Research Fund 12,500 Hopkins, A Teaching and Research — Department of Social Sciences 6,000 J & W Australia Pty Ltd (J Chan) JCSMR General Donations 144,800 Koch, H J & G E Teaching and Research — School of Language Studies 10,500 Kornfeld, F Kornfeld Scholarship Fund 22,500 Liu Chiang Szu-Yung Scholarships in Chinese Studies 10,000 Mathys Australia Pty Ltd ACT Orthopaedic & Musculoskeletal Research Foundation 65,000 Mitchell, J John Mitchell Scholarship 25,120 National Australia Bank NAB Donated Scholarships 10,000 Nicholson, J Angus Nicholson Scholarship 5,000 Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman Jack Richardson Prize 7,000 Pickford, G Drill Hall Gallery Foundation 20,300 Pola Nominees Pty Ltd Fulbright Scholarship Fund 40,000 Santamaria, J G University College Oxford Scholarship 17,000 Spinner, E ANU Library 20,000 Strahan, J School of Music Director's Support Fund 10,000 The Asia Pacific Centre for Theoretical Physics Operational Costs of Summer School 9,588 The Australian Fullbright Association W G Walker Memorial 10,000 The Korea Foundation Chair in Korean Studies 399,980

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The Pratt Family Foundation Fulbright Scholarship Fund 40,000 The Westpac Foundation CAEPR Indigenous Visiting Fellowship Scheme 125,000 Thomas, J M Centre for Mental Health Research Donations 10,000 Thyne Reid Education Trust Mount Stromlo Visitors Centre 50,000 Thyne Reid Education Trust Mount Stromlo Visitors Centre 15,000 University of Queensland Oxford Australia Fund 10,000 Various ANU Artwork Collection 961,524 Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation Oxford Australia Fund 120,000 Wenner-Gren Foundation IPPA Newsletter 26,146 Westoby, M The Jack Westoby Lecture & Fellowships 20,000 Wilson, J C Sir Roland Wilson Foundation 50,000 Sub-total DONATIONS $5,000 and above 6,077,360 Sub-total GRANTS and DONATIONS $5,000 and above 122,199,282 Other GRANTS and DONATIONS $5,000 and under 317,875 TOTAL GRANTS and DONATIONS 122,517,157

150 University Public Lectures 2002 University Public Lectures 2002 The National Institutes Public Lectures 30 October Small Brains, Smart Minds: Insect Navigation and Robotic 20 March Applications The Courts and Public Opinion Prof. MV Srinivasan (120) The Hon. Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE, NIGL (60) 6 November 29 May Sustainable Energy Systems Climate Change: Does Global Warming Warrant a Health Prof. Andrew Blakers (170) Warning? Prof. Tony McMichael (85) 13 November The Australian Broadcasting Corporation 5 June Emer. Prof. Ken Inglis (80) Can this be the Promised Land? Work and Welfare for the Modern Woman 20 November Prof. Bob Gregory (110) The Ecological Power and Promise of Reconciliation Dr Deborah Bird Rose (60) 19 June Emerging Cancer Therapies 27 November Prof. Christopher Parish (50) Climate Change after Kyoto: a Blueprint for a Realistic Approach 26 June Prof. Warwick J McKibbin (90) Robots: Machines that See, Think and Do Prof. Alexander Zelinsky (180) 11 December Botany and Zoology 20 August Dr Andrew Cockburn (80) The Light Path to the Future Prof. John Love (50) 18 December Taking to the Boats: the Prehistory of Indo-Pacific 21 August Colonization The Science of the Very Small Prof. Atholl Anderson (110) Prof. Jim Williams (60) 28 August Toyota-ANU Public Lectures Do Auditors Actually Add Value to the Australian Economy? 4 February Prof. Gary Monroe (35) James Bennett Lecture: The Bias of Scientific 4 September Communication and the Dissemination of Scholarly The Freedom Ride — Its Significance Today Knowledge Prof. Ann Curthoys (180) Prof. Jean-Claude Guedon (50) 11 September 28 February J.S. Bach and Rhetoric: The Goldberg Variations: What To John Passmore Lecture: Classical Liberalism and the Do When You Are Unjustly Accused Perfectibility of Man Prof. Geofrey Lancaster (120) James M. Buchanan, Nobel Prize in Economics 1996 (200) 12 September Humanities Research: Past, Present and Future 4 March Prof. Ian Donaldson and Prof. Iain McCalman (160) Policies for sustainable agriculture and rural development Jose Manuel Silva Rodriguez (80) 18 September Heroin Trials, Supervised Injection, Zero Tolerance — How 5 March Should We Tackle Illegal Drugs? Two decades of open government — what have we learnt? Dr Gabriele Bammer (90) Prof John McMillan (140) 16 October 7 March The Other Side of the Fence. Art and Environment Pamela Denoon Lecture: Homour, Feminism and the ways of Mandy Martin (80) the world Judy Horacek (380) 21 October Lengthening the Long Arm of Law: Risk or Promise? 11 March Prof. Peter Grabosky (60) Good news for a change David Suzuki (9000 23 October Does Asia Still Matter to Australia's Defence? Prof. Paul Dibb (180)

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21 March 11 July The law of contract in the new millennium Fly me to the moon! Emer. Prof. Jim Davis (1200 Dr Harrison Schmitt (320) 21 March 19 July John Nash’s contribution to economics Albert’s Gift: the legacy of his art and life Matthew Ryan (2000 Brenda Croft (60) 22 March 25 July Sir Leslie Melville in the Development of Central Banking in Colonisation and Recolonisation in North America and Australia Australasia 1788–1918 Ian MacFarlane (180) Prof. James Belich, University of Auckland (1400 26 March 8 August The AIDS epidemic in Africa Faculty of Science: Dean’s Lecture Series: Teleportation — Prof. Jack Caldwell (60) Science Fiction or Fact? Dr Ping Koy Lam (500) 28 March The Figure of the Difficult Woman 16 August Prof. Regina Morantz Sanchez, University of Michigan, The Future of the Brain in Sickness and in Health Ann Arbor (800 Panel discussion (1000) 28 March 19–23 August New politics for new times: transformations of the Left in Weather in a Week Europe since the Sixties Dr Edward Linacre (100) Dr Geoff Eley, University of Michigan (60) 19 August 4 April Malta and Europe: A Mediterranean perspective The Carpet Wars The Hon Dr Edward Fenech Adami (50) Christopher Kremmer (1500 20 August 4 April Good Faith in Contract and Pre-contractual dealings Confessions of a promiscuous researcher E. Allan Farnsworth, Columbia University (90) Dr Rae Frances, UNSW (1600) 28 August 9 April Science: Before and After September 11 Gender equality and multiculturalism: Competing equality Dr Rita Colwell, US National Science Found (125) claims? 29 August Dr Ann Philips, LSEPS (50) Sixth Annual Freilich Foundation Lecture on Tolerance and 9 April Bigotry: Beyond Mere Tolerance Working without informants: field studies of rock art in later Archbishop Peter Carnley AO (280) prehistoric Europe 2 September Prof. Richard Bradley, Reading University, UK (1200) Obituary for a Passive Species 6 May Peter Garrett (300) Judicial activism — justice or treason? 2 September Prof. Tom Campbell (1000) National Human Rights Institutions: An Issue Central to the 20 May Human Rights Agenda Fairness at work Mr Brian Burdekin AO (30) Prof. Philippa Weeks (120) 4 September 30 May The Challenge of the Moving Image in the 21st Century Apocalyptic Visions and the Law: The Legacy of September Victoria Lynn, Australian Centre for the Moving Image 11 (60) Prof. Andrew Byrnes (120) 5 September 19 June Making Monsters: Thinking about the Ethical Foundations Basham Lecture: Pakistan and India: Political legacies from of Business and Community the Colonial Past Dr Simon Longstaff, St James Ethic Centre (70) Prof. Anthony Low (100) 25 September 26 June Growing Up in Bigotry Mind and Illusion Paul Conelly, Mapule Ramashala (60) Prof. Frank Jackson (90)

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8 October From Doha to Johannesburg: where do we go from here? Poul Nielson, European Commissioner for Development and Humanitarian Aid (170) 9 October Debilitating Debris: The Enduring Consequences of Modern Conflicts John Rodsted, ICBL (100) 23 October Border Crossings — The Experience of Anthropology Dr Jeremy Beckett, Uni Sydney (160) 24 October Cosmopolitan Practice and a Question of Authenticity Professor Joel S. Kahn, La Trobe University (175)

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This statement has been prepared to comply with section Humanities Research Centre, National Centre for Epide- 8 of the Freedom of Information Act 1982 and is correct miology and Population Health, National Graduate at 31 December 2002. School of Management, Centre for Educational Develop- ment and Academic Methods, Centre for Mental Health 1. Organisation and Functions of the Research and the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy University’s decision-making Council Research. and Boards are as follows: The University Academic structure can be viewed at the end of this publication.

Council Boards and Committees of the Council In accordance with the Australian National University Act Council is assisted in its functions by a number of Boards 1991(Cth), the Council is the governing authority of the and Committees: University. The Act provides that the Council has the control and management of the University and is to act in all Academic Board matters concerning the University in such manner as it The Academic Board reports to, or advises, the Council on thinks will best promote the interests of the University. all aspects of the academic policy of the University, includ- The Council may enact delegated legislation, subject to ing the strategic academic direction of the University and the scrutiny of he Australian Parliament, known as Stat- the development of teaching, learning, scholarship, re- utes, Rules and Orders. search and research training in all parts of the University. The Council is chaired by the Chancellor and comprises The Board comprises the Vice-Chancellor, as Chair, the 22 members which include elected officers of the Univer- Deputy Vice-Chancellor, the Head of each Research sity and other ex-officio members, representatives of both School, the Dean of each Faculty (including the Institute Houses of Parliament, persons appointed by the Gover- of the Arts Directors) the Director of each University Cen- nor-General, persons appointed by the Chief Minister of tre, three members of general staff, the Chairperson of the ACT, representatives of various groups of the Univer- Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies and two other sity's academic staff, representatives of the general staff, members of the academic staff elected from the members graduate and undergraduate students as well as Convoca- of that Board, the Chairperson of the Board of The Facul- tion, and one other person at the discretion of Council. ties and two other members of the academic staff elected from the members of that Board, the President of the Post- Academic Structure of the University graduate and Research Students’ Association Inc., and the The University’s formal academic organisational structure President of the Australian National University Students’ consists of the Institute of Advanced Studies, The Facul- Association. ties and University Schools and Centres. The Academic Board is assisted by the following commit- The Institute of Advanced Studies comprises The John tees: Curtin School of Medical Research and the Research •Education Committee Schools of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Biological Sci- ences, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Information Sciences •Research Committee and Engineering, Pacific and Asian Studies, Physical Sci- •Information Strategy Committee ences and Engineering, and Social Sciences. It incorpo- rates the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies and the School of Mathematical Sciences (IAS compo- The Board may advise the Council on any matter relating nent) and a number of mainly multidisciplinary academic to education, learning or research or the academic work of centres. the University. The Board reports to Council through the The Faculties offer undergraduate and graduate courses in Academic Board. arts, Asian studies, economics and commerce, engineering The Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies comprises and information technology, law, science, art and music, a chairperson appointed by the Council from among the and new medical courses are in preparation for com- professors in the Institute (who is also Director of the In- mencement in 2004. stitute of Advanced Studies), the Vice-Chancellor, the The Council has also established a number of organisa- Deputy Vice-Chancellor, the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Aca- tional structures called University Centres which include demic), the head of each research school and centre in the members of staff from the Institute and The Faculties, or, IAS, three members of academic staff from each research in some other way draw their resources from the Institute school chosen by the respective faculty or faculty board, and The Faculties. These Centres comprise the Asia Pacif- the Chairperson of the Board of The Faculties, the Presi- ic School of Economics and Management, Mathematical dent, Postgraduate and Research Students' Association Sciences Institute, Centre for Cross-Cultural Research,

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Inc., one other postgraduate graduate, and such other per- 2. The functions of the University’s sons as the Council appoints. Statutory Ofﬁcers are as follows: Board of The Faculties The Board, subject to the Statutes, may advise the Council Chancellor on any matter relating to education, learning or research The Chancellor presides at all meetings of Council and on or the academic work of the University. The Board reports all ceremonial occasions when available to do so. The to Council through the Academic Board. Chancellor and the Vice-Chancellor sign the Annual Re- The Board of The Faculties comprises a chairperson ap- port of the University to the Parliament. pointed by the Council from among the professors in The Faculties, the Vice-Chancellor, the Deputy Vice-Chancel- Pro-Chancellor lor, the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academic), the Dean of each The Pro-Chancellor chairs meetings of the Standing faculty, the Dean of Students, the President of The Aus- Committee and, in the absence of the Chancellor, presides tralian National University Students' Association, the at meetings of the Council and on ceremonial occasions. Chairperson of the Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies and one other member of the IAS, the Chairper- Vice-Chancellor son of the Board of the Institute of the Arts, the Director, School of Art, the Director, School of Music, the heads of The Vice-Chancellor is the Chief Executive Officer of the departments and divisions, the heads of centres in the Fac- University and has the responsibility of controlling and ulty of Asian Studies, three professors of law, other repre- managing the affairs and concerns of the University in- sentatives of academic staff and students, and such other cluding the control and management of real and personal persons as the Council appoints from time to time. property vested in or acquired by the University. The Finance Committee Vice-Chancellor has, and may exercise, such powers as are necessary or desirable to discharge those duties. The Vice- The Finance Committee considers all matters relating to Chancellor also represents and acts for the University in its the financial affairs of the University and makes recom- relations with the Commonwealth Government and other mendations on these matters to the Council or, where the bodies. Committee holds the requisite delegations from the Council, it determines these matters on behalf of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Council. All members of the Finance Committee are appointed by the Council and the Chair of the Finance The Deputy Vice-Chancellor generally assists in all aspects Committee is a member of Council. of the Vice-Chancellor's work, but in particular leads the management of the University's research, teaching and Audit Committee outreach activities and oversees the resource (financial and The Audit Committee assists the University Council by staffing) management and control of the University and assessing the quality of audits (both internal and external), deputises for the Vice-Chancellor in that officer's absence. advising on the efficiency and adequacy of University administrative, operating and accounting controls and ap- 3. Powers of the University praises risk management planning and implementation The University’s powers are based on the Australian Na- within the University. Audit Committee comprises 5 tional University Act 1991. Subject to the Act, the Univer- members, of whom at least one must be a member of sity has power to do all things that are necessary or Council, and a Chairperson who is not a member of convenient to be done for, or in connection with, the per- Council. formance of its functions. The University has made stat- Standing Committee utes, rules and orders which can be viewed at http:// The Standing Committee considers any matter relating to www.anu.edu.au/cabs/. the University referred to it by the Council or, if Council The only delegated legislation that affects members of the is not sitting, transacts the business of the University ex- public who are not members of the University community cept for matters solely within the competence of the are Statutes made concerning the management of traffic Council. The Standing Committee comprises eleven and parking on campus, which can also be found at http:/ members of Council and is chaired by the Pro-Chancellor. /www.anu.edu.au/cabs/. Other Committees 4. Documents available for purchase by Other committees of Council that meet as required are the Committee on Conditions and Appointment of the Vice- the public or otherwise accessible in Chancellor and Deputy Vice-Chancellors, the Emergency terms of the Freedom of Information Act Appointment (Vice-Chancellor) Committee and the 1982 are — Honorary Degrees Committee. • Council statutes, rules and orders • Annual Report of the ANU to Parliament

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• Annual reports of schools, faculties, centres and units to the Council •Undergraduate Handbook •Graduate School Handbook •Institute of the Arts Handbook •Purchasing Policy and Procedures •Finance and Business Manual (electronic version only) •Occupational Health and Safety Unit Information Documents which are customarily made available to the public otherwise than under the Freedom of Information Act 1982, free of charge upon request, are the ANU Re- porter, National Graduate, information pamphlets and booklets on courses and academic requirements in various disciplines, information on external scholarships, leaflets on academic appointments in the Institute of Advanced Studies and in The Faculties, Library Guides, and an accommodation brochure. Internal working documents include internal user manuals, Financial Authorisations, Personnel and Payroll (Gen- eral) Manuals and other policy and procedural documents. 5. Facilities for access Limited facilities for the perusal of documents applicable to individual areas are available at the Staffing Services Branch of the Human Resources Division and/or Student Administration and Support Services. Many documents are also readily available through the internet at the Uni- versity website http://www.anu.edu.au. 6. FOI procedures and initial contact points Applications for access to documents under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Cth) should be lodged in writing to the Manager, University Records. The written application should include details of the documents or information sought, the application fee (currently $30.00) or a request for its remission, an address to which notices may be sent and, to facilitate contact with the applicant, a telephone number effective during normal business hours. Lodged applications for access to documents will be ac- knowledged and a decision notified to the applicant as quickly as possible in accordance with the FOI Act. Enquiries regarding freedom of information and access to documents may be made at — University Records Lower Ground Floor Chancelry, Building No. 10a The Australian National University CANBERRA ACT 0200 Tel: (02) 6125 4237

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A Ecosystem Dynamics 26, 75 Aboriginal Economic Policy Research Centre 61, 127 Educational Development and Academic Methods Anthropology Department 37, 98 (CEDAM), Centre for 64 Applied Mathematics 39, 100 Electron Microscopy Unit 29, 82 Archaeology and Natural History Department 37, 98 Electronic Materials Engineering 40, 103 Arts Faculty 47, 113 Engineering and Information Technology Faculty 53, 117 Asian Studies Faculty 50, 115 Engineering, Research School of Information Sciences Asian Studies, Research School of Pacific and 35, 95 and 32, 89 Asia-Pacific School of Economics and Management 60, Engineering, Research School of Physical Sciences and 125 39, 100 Astronomy and Astrophysics, Research School of 25, 71 Enrolments 9 Atomic and Molecular Physics Laboratories 39, 101 Environmental Biology 26, 76 Awards and achievements 9 Epidemiology and Population Health, National Centre for 69, 132 Europe Centre, National 69, 134 B Events and Outreach 14 Biochemical Reactions and Molecular Recognition 82 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology School 55, 119 Bioinformation Science Centre 68, 131 F Bioinorganic and Medicinal Chemistry 82 Faculties 47, 113 Biological Sciences, Research School of 26, 74 Faculty of Arts 47, 113 Botany and Zoology School 56, 119 Faculty of Asian Studies 50, 115 Budget decisions 8 Faculty of Economics and Commerce 52, 116 Business and Information Management School 52 Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology 53, 117 Faculty of Law 53, 118 C Faculty of Science 55, 119 Centre for Resource & Environmental Studies 47, 111 Finance and Applied Statistics School 53, 117 Centres 60, 125 Financial Statements 157 Chemistry Department 57, 120 Freedom of Information Act 1982 Statement 154 Chemistry, Research School of 29, 82 Committees 16 Comparative Genomics 26, 74 G Computational Quantum Chemistry 82 Gender Relations Centre 37 Computer Sciences Laboratory 32, 89 Genomic Interactions 27, 77 Conclusion 15 Geology Department 57, 121 Cooperation with government and other public institu- Goals 5 tions 25 Graduate School 67 Coordination and Spectro-electrochemistry 87 Grants 136 Council 1 Cross-Cultural Research Centre 64, 128 H Herbert and Valmae Freilich Foundation 67 D highlights 5 Developmental Biology 26, 75 Human Geography Department 37, 99 Director's Unit (RSPSE) 40, 103 Humanities Research Centre 65, 128 Director’s Section (RSPAS) 37 Disordered Materials 83 I Donations 149 Indigenous Initiatives 8 Information Division 135 E Information Sciences and Engineering, Research Earth Sciences, Research School of 30, 87 School of 32, 89 Economics and Commerce Faculty 52, 116 Information Technology, Faculty of Engineering and Economics Division (RSPAS) 35, 95 53, 117 Economics School (E&C) 52, 117 Inorganic Stereochemistry and Asymmetric Synthesis 83 Index

Institute of Advanced Studies 25, 71 Psychology School 58, 123 International Relations Department 36, 97 Public Lectures 151 Internet Publications Bureau 100 Q J Queen Elizabeth II Fellows 87 John Curtin School of Medical Research 33, 90 Joint research projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions 71 R reputation 5 Research performance 12 L Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics 25, 71 Laser and Optical Spectroscopy 83 Research School of Biological Sciences 26, 74 Laser Physics Centre 41, 104 Research School of Chemistry 29, 82 Law Faculty 53, 118 Research School of Earth Sciences 30, 87 Linguistics Department 37, 99 Research School of Information Sciences and Engineer- Liquid State Chemical Physics 83 ing 32, 89 Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies 35, 95 Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering M 39, 100 Mathematical Sciences Institute 67, 129 Research School of Social Sciences 43, 108 Mathematics and its Applications Centre 67, 129 Resource & Environmental Studies Centre 47, 111 Mathematics Department 57, 121 Resource Management in Asia-Pacific Program 38, 100 Mathematics Department (MSI) 69, 131 Resources 12 Medical Research, John Curtin School of 33, 90 Resources, Environment & Society School 58, 124 Mental Health Research Centre 64, 128 Review of 2002 8 Molecular Genetics and Evolution 27, 78 Molecular Plant Physiology 27, 79 S Schools 60, 125 N Science Faculty 55, 119 National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Social Sciences, Research School of 43, 108 Health 69, 132 Society and the Environment Division 37, 98 National Europe Centre 69, 134 Solid State Inorganic Chemistry 85 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 84 Solid State Molecular Science 85 Nuclear Physics 42, 105 Staff 9 State, Society and Governance in Melanesia Project 38, 100 O Statistics 18 Officers for Ceremonial Occasions 4 Strategic and Defence Studies Centre 39, 100 Optical Sciences Centre 43, 106 Structural Biology and Biophysics by NMR 86 Organic Synthesis 84 Structure and Governance 6 Organometallic and Coordination Chemistry 83 Students 9 Overview of the University 5 Synthesis and Mechanism 86 Systems Engineering Department 32, 89 P Pacific and Asian History Division 35, 96 T Pacific and Asian Studies, Research School of 35, 95 Telecommunications Engineering Department 33, 90 Pacific Manuscripts Bureau 37, 100 Theoretical Chemical Physics 87 Photobioenergetics 27, 79 Theoretical Physics 43, 107 Physical Sciences and Engineering, Research School of Transformation of Communist Systems Project 37 39, 100 Physics Department 58, 122 U Plant Cell Biology 28, 80 University Officers 2 Plasma Research Laboratory 43, 106 Political and Social Change Department 36, 97 Politics and International Relations Division 36, 97 V Protein Crystallography and Engineering 84 Vice-Chancellorship 15 Protein Synthesis and Evolution 84 Visual Sciences 28, 81 Audit Committee COUNCIL

Internal Audit Vice Chancellor & President SECRETARIAT Council & Boards Secretariat Deputy VC & Vice President Legal Office Policy & Projects Unit Investment Office Centre for Quality Assurance

DVC (Research) DVC (Education) PVC (ADIS) Exec Director (Admin) Deans of Faculties Directors NITA Student and Academic Research Services Services Scholarly Information Directors of Research Office Services Schools, CRES, MSI Human Resources Student Recruitment and Dean Graduate School International Education Information Directors of Infrastructure Services Finance and Business University Centres CEDAM Services Corporate Information Marketing & Services Facilities and Services Communications Centre for Continuing Education (inc Alumni and Scholarly Technology Endowment) Services Statistical and Planning CEO ANUTECH Accommodation Services Office Services Master, University Records House University Business Services Dean of Students Archives

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• Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies • Board of The Faculties • Board of ITA

Institute of Advanced Mathematical The Faculties Studies Sciences Institute Research School of Faculty of Arts Astronomy and Astrophysics University Centres

Research School of Asia-Pacific School of Faculty of Asian Biological Sciences Economics & Management Studies

Research School of Centre for Aboriginal Faculty of Economics Chemistry Economic Policy Research and Commerce

Research School of Centre for Cross- Faculty of Engineering and Earth Sciences Cultural Research Information Technology

Research School of Centre for Mental Faculty of Law Information Sciences and Health Research Engineering

Humanities Research Faculty of Science John Curtin School of Centre Medical Research National Centre for Medical School Research School of Epidemiology and Pacific and Asian Studies Population Health

Research School of National Graduate School National Institute Physical Sciences and of Management Engineering of the Arts

School of Art Research School of Social Sciences

School of Music Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies