1999 ANNUAL REPORT THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

ANNUAL REPORT

1999

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April 1999 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY ______

VICE-CHANCELLOR CANBERRA ACT 0200 AUSTRALIA PROFESSOR R D TERRELL TELEPHONE: +61 2 6249 2510 FACSIIMILE: +61 2 6257 3292 EMAIL: [email protected] 10 April 2000 REF: RDT/hr/L.787.DOC

The Hon. Dr David Kemp Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs Parliament House CANBERRA ACT 2600

Dear Minister

Report of the Council for the period 1 January 1999 to 31 December 1999

We have the honour to transmit the report of the Council of The Australian National University for the period 1 January 1999 to 31 December 1999 furnished in compliance with Section 9 of the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997.

Professor P E Baume Professor R D Terrell Chancellor Vice-Chancellor

Contents

The Council and University Officers ...... 4 Further information about ANU Review of 1999 ...... 6 Detailed information about the achievements of ANU in 1999, especially research and teaching Honours and Awards...... 15 outcomes, is contained in the annual reports of Council and Council Committees...... 19 the University’s research schools, faculties, centres and administrative divisions. University Statistics ...... 21 Cooperation with Government and For course and other academic information, other public institutions ...... 27 contact Institute of Advanced Studies ...... 27 Director The Faculties ...... 45 Student Administration and Support Services The Australian National University University Schools and Centres...... 55 CANBERRA ACT 0200 Joint Research Projects undertaken with Telephone 02 6249 3634; Fax 02 6279 8421 universities, CSIRO and other institutions ... 64 For general information, contact Institute of Advanced Studies ...... 64 The Faculties ...... 109 Director Public Affairs Division University Schools and Centres...... 121 The Australian National University Principal Grants and Donations ...... 131 CANBERRA ACT 0200 University Public Lectures ...... 146 Telephone 02 6249 2229; Fax 02 6249 5568 Freedom of Information Act 1982 Statement ...... 148 Financial Statements ...... 152 ANUTECH Pty Limited Financial Statements ...... 153 Index...... 154 University Structure

The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 The Council and University One member of the Parliament appointed by the Governor-General on the nomination of the Leader Officers of the Opposition in the House of Representatives (Term — up to four years) The Council Senator K Carr, BA(Hons) DipEd MA Melb

As at 31 December 1999 Two persons appointed by the Chief Minister of Chancellor the ACT (Term — up to four years) The Honourable Professor P E Baume, AO MD BS Justice Mary M Finn, BA LLB Qld Syd, FRACP, FAFPHM (Hon), FRACGP Mr M Delaney, BA La Trobe

Pro-Chancellor One person who is either a dean or the head of a Dr A C Bennett, SC BSc (Hons) PhD Syd, LLB UNSW research school and is elected, in either case by the deans and the heads of the research schools Vice-Chancellor voting together Professor R D Terrell, BEc Adel, PhD ANU Professor D J Evans, BSc Syd, PhD ANU, FRACI, FAA Director, Institute of Advanced Studies and Chair, Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies One member of the academic staff of the Institute of Advanced Studies elected by the members of Professor F C Jackson, BA BSc Melb, PhD La Trobe, that staff FASSA, FAHA Professor D W Robinson, MA DPhil Oxf, FAA Chair, Board of The Faculties One member of the academic staff of The Faculties Professor R M Pashley, BSc (Hons) Lboro, PhD elected by the members of that staff ImpColl Dr M Green, BSc UNSW, PhD ANU President, ANU Students’ Association Two persons elected by Convocation Mr R Egan, BEc ANU Ms B M Arndt, BSc ANU, MPsych UNSW President, Postgraduate & Research Students’ Association Inc. Mr D H Solomon, BA LLB (Hons) ANU Mr O Jepps, BSc BA ANU One member of the general staff of the university elected by members of that staff Four persons appointed by the Governor-General (Term — up to four years) Mr K J Lonsdale, AssocDipMechEng DDIAE, BTech USQ, PGCertCnflctMgt Macq Mr I F Grigg, AM, BA ANU A co-opted member Dr M S Keating, AC AO BCom (Hons) Melb, PhD ANU, FRAIPA, FASSA Mr J F Muir, AO (Two posts vacant)

One member of the Parliament appointed by the Governor-General on the nomination of the Prime Minister (Term — up to four years) Senator J W Tierney, BEc DipEd MEd Syd, PhD Newcastle

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University Officers Director, Student Administration and Support Services As at 31 December 1999 MILLER, Patricia, BSc (Hons) PhD Manc Chancellor Master of University House BAUME, Professor Peter, AO, BS MD Syd, FRACP, FAFPHM (Hon), FRACGP Champion de CRESPIGNY, Richard Rafe, BA Melb. & ANU, MA Oriental Studies PhD ANU, FAHA Pro-Chancellor Librarian BENNETT, Dr Annabelle Claire, SC BSc (Hons) PhD Syd, LLB NSW STEELE, Colin Robert, MA Liv, GradDipLib Lond, ALA, AALIA, KtCrossSpain Vice-Chancellor Director, Information Technology Services TERRELL, Professor Richard Deane, BEc Adel, PhD ANU ERSKINE, Robin, BSc PhD Glas

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Director, Facilities and Services RICHARDS, Professor John Alan, BE PhD NSW, WILLIAMS, Warwick Raymond, BSc NSW FIREE, FIEAust, FIEEE, FTSE, CPEng Director, Finance and Business Services Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academic) BUNSELL, Alan Raymond, BAppSc Canberra CAE, STANTON, Professor Robin Barrington, BE PhD FCPA NSW Director, Public Affairs Division Pro Vice-Chancellor (Administration) MAHONEY, James Scott, BA ANU, MPRIA BURGESS, Christopher William, BA (Hons) Tas Director, Development Office Director, Institute of Advanced Studies and Chair YVANOVICH, Bruno, BSc Flind, MPubAdmin Canb of the Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies JACKSON, Professor Frank Cameron, BA BSc Melb, Director, Planning and Policy Coordination PhD La Trobe, FASSA, FAHA ARTHUR, Robert Hugh, BA ANU

Chair of the Board of The Faculties Legal Officer PASHLEY, Professor Richard Mark, BSc (Hons) HERRICK, Stephen Keith, Barrister & Solicitor Lboro, PhD ImpColl Director, Centre for Continuing Education Dean, The Graduate School DONOVAN, William, BSc Melb, MEd PhD Tas HOOPER, Dr John, BA (Hons) Syd, PhD Oxf

Dean of Students Officers for ceremonial occasions CORNISH, Selwyn Harcourt, BEc WAust Marshal

Director, Human Resources CORNISH, Selwyn Harcourt, BEc WAust FORD, Margaret Nona, BSc Monash, GradDipAdmin Esquire Bedell CanberraCAE BRAITHWAITE, Valerie, PhD Qld Director, Student Recruitment and International Education BECKETT, Timothy, MA Dub

5 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 Review of 1999 pointed out to the government that while the green paper did not address the issue of achieving Three themes ran through the University’s internationally competitive funding levels, the activities in 1999. The first was a theme of final policy would enhance the quality and negotiation on many fronts including with staff competitiveness of Australian academic research and government on funding, policy, and through its emphasis on performance based employment conditions. The second was one of funding. recognition where others, including the Australian In its response to the policy, ANU welcomed the Research Council, the Federal Government and decision to increase the number of HECS exempt private corporations, acknowledged the postgraduate research training scholarships to University’s work and achievements. cover all funded research training places. The The third theme, that of survival, reflected the policy also described the establishment of the Government’s funding decisions of four years ago Australian Research Council (ARC) — which funds that generated the harsh administrative and a number of ANU research programs — as the financial conditions confronting the sector. The independent body managing its competitive impact of those decisions reached its peak in research programs. ANU’s hope is that this means 1999 but will continue for several years. that program managers, selected on the basis of their research performance and excellence, In each of its last four annual reports to the international reputation and administrative Parliament, the ANU has commented on the state ability, will ensure that ARC peer group reviews of the sector, and on the enormous pressures staff are of the highest quality and involve and students face as a result. In the last 12 international experts. The Institute of Advanced months little has changed: the system remains Studies’ (IAS) access to the new competitive in crisis. Australia’s commitment to a high quality research training schemes will provide further university teaching and research system is being opportunities for the ANU’s collaboration with questioned at a time when competitor nations research institutions and industry. — the United Kingdom, the United States, Singapore, for example — are investing However, while it welcomed the government’s significantly in higher education and research. commitment to basic research in the context of the new policy, ANU repeated its call for a review At the end of a tough year, survival for the ANU of funding support. has meant that its strategy of protecting academic areas from the full extent of the cuts In April a paper prepared by the University, and to higher education, has enabled it to produce endorsed by the Business Higher Education Round outstanding research results and very high quality Table (BHERT), argued that Australia should spend education for its students. ANU has improved an additional $350 million on basic research if it many of its management structures and processes. was to capitalise on the opportunities created But all of this has been at the cost of losing by new technologies, and remain a major player experienced staff, principally in administrative on the world scene. The paper argued that and support areas. increased funding for basic research would bring economic benefits — particularly in increased The University’s continued ability to deliver employment in small to medium enterprises that outcomes which reflect its unique national role would exploit the results of the research. depends on its success in responding to new policy settings on competitive research funding In November, Council authorised major changes and on its ability to diversify its funding sources, in management practices in The Faculties to two issues to which the Council and staff gave overcome financial difficulties. This followed considerable attention during 1999. recommendations from the Deputy Vice- Chancellor, Professor John Richards, supported The government released its policy statement on by the Deans, after a review of The Faculties. research and research training in December, While the new approach retains the six Faculties, following the release of the green paper New the Deans will be required to cut costs, reduce knowledge, New opportunities in June. ANU deficits and bring about internal changes and

6 1999 Annual Report The Australian National University work towards removing inter Faculty degrees rule 12 Fellows of the Royal Society (FRS) on its barriers which inhibit student flexibility in academic staff. There are a further 20 FRS who student choice. Other changes include appointed are actively associated with the University. The rather than elected Deans, accountabilities for ANU has by far the largest number of FRS in any Deans and heads of budget units, protocols for Australian university. financial operations and administrative support. One measurement of the university’s reputation There is also financial boost for domestic and and standing in the national and international international student recruitment initiatives and community is the willingness of many groups, greater opportunities for undergraduate students organisations and individuals to recognise and to experience the research environment in the enter into partnerships with the University. This Institute of Advanced Studies. year saw the network of relationships and In mid-year the Vice-Chancellor announced broad recognition extended even further than previous consultations with all areas of the University that years. Every one of the relationships and acts of will lead to a Plan for Growth. The plan will be recognition improves the standing of the designed to foster enhanced cross-University links University both nationally and internationally. in research and teaching, strengthen cooperation For example: in administrative areas to maximise student ♦ recruitment opportunities, and to diversify ANU’s The University was chosen as the host for the funding base. The Plan for Growth will be Australian Partnership for Advanced presented to Council in July 2000. During the Computing (APAC) and Professor John second half of 1999 the Vice-Chancellor undertook O’Callaghan, CEO of the Collaborative Research a series of consultations with academic and Centre for Advanced Computer Systems, was administrative areas to identify priorities for the appointed as its inaugural Executive Director. Plan for Growth. These consultations will extend The Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister into 2000. for Eduction, Training and Youth Affairs, Ms Worth, launched APAC in October. APAC — The University took a strong public stand against with a $19.5 million Commonwealth the Voluntary Student Unionism provisions of Government allocation — will establish a peak proposed Commonwealth legislation. The computing system at ANU that will be five proposed Bill would have changed the way general times larger than any system available at student fees are collected by Australian Australian universities. This peak system will universities. In a submission to a Senate inquiry, be linked with major computing facilities in and in letters to Senators and Members of the the USA to allow supercomputing access to House of Representatives, the University pointed researchers anywhere in Australia. out that its Students’ Association and the ♦ In April the Deputy Prime Minister and University itself provide services which can only Minister for Trade, Mr Fischer, was guest of satisfactorily and fairly delivered through honour at a dinner to celebrate the universal charging. The submission argued that establishment of the Rajiv Gandhi Chair in the ANU model for the collection of general fees South Asian Economics. At the dinner, the respected the rights of students to choose Foundation supporters, National Mutual whether or not they join organisations, but also Holdings Pty Ltd, the ANZ Bank and P&O ensured that amenities and services are provided Australia were all made distinguished in a fair and equitable way. members of the ANU Endowment for Excellence. The naming of the Chair in honour The University’s reputation of the later Rajiv Gandhi acknowledges his ANU continues to enhance its academic important leadership role both in India and reputation through advances in research and the in the rest of South Asia, especially in honours bestowed on its staff. encouraging economic reform and promoting closer relationships between Australia and the The University’s staff includes more members of South Asia region. the honoured academic societies than any other Australian university. In particular, the ANU has

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♦ The first graduates of the Australia Asia as the Faculty of Engineering and Information Management Centre’s executive education Technology have applications to orthopaedic program with Ericsson (China) were presented research. with their awards at a ceremony in Beijing. ♦ The University was chosen as the venue for ♦ The Motor Trades Association of Australia the June Round Table meeting of 10 Deans (MTAA) signed a Memorandum of Under- from Korean universities. The Korean Ministry standing with the University to provide four of Foreign Affairs and Trade conducts the bursaries and prizes for students in the Round Table series and the ANU meeting economics, commerce and public policy fields. included a series of discussions with the ♦ Microsoft presented a Technology Innovation University’s academics. Award to the University for the innovative ♦ Two new scholarships to help indigenous or use of Microsoft technology in the disadvantaged students pursue a career in implementation of its Enterprise Solution computing were announced in October by Project to replace existing administrative Mastech Asia Pacific. The scholarships will be systems. awarded from next year. Each is valued at ♦ Participants in the Department of Defence’s $10,000. Defence & Industry Study course visited the ♦ The Business Education Round Table awarded University in April to discuss emerging science an Outstanding Achievement Award in the and technology that will have an impact on Collaboration in Education and Training national development. The course has been Category the Centre for Public Awareness of offered since the early 1950s. It is a national Science. The award was won in collaboration senior management development program for with Questacon — the National Science and people from the public and private sectors Technology Centre and Shell Australia. who have been identified as having the ♦ The University will get the benefits of potential to reach senior management collaboration with US based researchers under positions. At ANU, the 100 participants visited an agreement signed in September between the John Curtin School of Medical Research Australian Advanced Internet Research and (to discuss work on an AIDS vaccine) and the Education Program (AAIREP) and Internet2. Research School of Physical Sciences and The agreement will provide the basis for Engineering (where development work is Australian and US based researchers to work underway on a new plasma antenna which together towards establishing high could be invisible to radar). performance Internet connectivity between ♦ The Australian Orthopaedic Foundation and Australia and the US using the next generation the University signed an agreement in of Internet technologies. AAIREP is a national December which established the ACT program involving three organisations — Orthopaedic and Musculoskeletal Research AARNet (The Australian Academic and Foundation under the ANU’s Endowment for Research Network which includes Excellence. The Foundation is a new type of representatives of Australia’s 37 universities relationship for ANU as it focuses on a specific and CSIRO), the CRC for Advanced branch of medical science, rather than basic Computational Systems and the Australian medical research or population health. Partnership for Advanced Computing. The Foundation aims to raise $200,000 to be Internet2 is a project of the University used to monitor outcomes of procedures, Corporation of Advanced Internet (especially major joint replacement) and to Development in the USA. encourage research. While most of the work ♦ In 1999 the ANU Chapter of the Golden Key of the Foundation will be with the National Society won an Honourable Mention, Key Centre for Epidemiology and Population Chapter Award for the contribution that it Health and the John Curtin School of Medical made to achieving Golden Key Society Research, areas of the University as diverse objectives. This was the fourth consecutive

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year that it has won a Key Chapter Award. 1,002 EFTSU (895 in 1998). Non overseas tuition The chapter was awarded the host venue for fee load, postgraduate and undergraduate, was the Asia-Pacific conference in February 2000. another 564 EFTSU (393 in 1998). The honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was Students Total Load Operating conferred on Her Excellency Sheikh Hasina, Prime Grant Load Minister of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, 1999 1998 1999 1998 1999 1998 at a special ceremony in October. Postgraduate Professor Michael Coper, Dean of the Faculty of 2413 2348 2035 2006 882 1034 Law, was elected as a full member of the Undergraduate prestigious American Law Institute. 7235 7296 6337 6313 5923 5997 Students Anthea Roberts and Stephen Rebikoff Total 9648 9644 8372 8319 6805 7031 returned from a student exchange to Oxford University during 1999. They were the first ANU Academic and student initiatives students to take part in the 12-month exchange under a 1996 agreement. Anthea won the Oxford Students and academic staff pushed into new Union Debating Moynihan Plate, a university wide fields of endeavour in 1999 and continued to competition. Three other ANU students post achievements which received international participated in the exchange during 1999. recognition. In May the University’s Institute of Advanced Enrolments Studies offered up to seven IAS Fellowships to ANU maintained its entrance standards for start in the year 2000. The scheme attracted a undergraduate degrees for the fifth year in a row very high quality field of applicants and and continued to have a high median entrance Fellowships were subsequently awarded to four score for new undergraduate students. female applicants and one male applicant. In 1999 the University had a total enrolment of A Planning Committee was established to advise 9,648 students compared with 9,644 in 1998. the Vice-Chancellor, as part of the rolling triennial The proportion of postgraduate students in 1999 budget process, on funding allocations to Schools exceeded 25 percent, slightly higher than 1998. and Centres in the Institute of Advanced Studies; Of these, some 1,256, or 52% (55 percent in and to advise the Vice-Chancellor on future 1998), were enrolled for research higher degrees, research directions and priorities for the Institute including 1,138 for a PhD. Some 998 were enrolled of Advanced Studies as a whole, and on research for coursework or graduate diploma courses. policy and strategic planning in general. Undergraduate students in 1999 at 7,235 were Work by Dr Brian Schmidt and his team at the some 60 places less than the previous year. The Mount Stromlo Observatory of the Research School majority (6,883) were enrolled for the degree of of Astrophysics and Astronomy, and Saul bachelor; a smaller number were enrolled for Perlmutter and the Supernova Cosmology Project diploma, associate diploma, and other courses. team at the Lawrence Berkeley National Total student load for the University in 1999, Laboratory, was recognised among the ten most expressed as equivalent full-time student units, important advances in science research in the was 8,372. Of the total, DETYA funded operating Science Magazine Breakthrough of the Year awards grant load made up 6,805 EFTSU, compared with in the USA. a DETYA overall target of 6,820, while the In a first for an Australian academic institution, undergraduate component of operating grant load the University’s Centre for Cross Cultural Research was 5,923, slightly above the DETYA target of received a grant of $313,000 from the US-based 5,905. This compares with an operating grant Getty Grant Program. The Grant will support the load in 1998 of 7,031 EFTSU and an undergraduate compilation of a comprehensive reference book operating grant load of 5,997. Of non-operating on indigenous Australian art. Led by Professor grant load, full-fee paying overseas load was Joan Kerr, with Dr Sylvia Kleinert and Ms Margo Neale as editors, the project will involve strong

9 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 collaboration with indigenous writers and artists. University’s Fenner Hall, on Northbourne Avenue, To be published by Oxford University Press, it is named after Professor Fenner as recognition will be titled The Oxford Companion to Aboriginal of his contribution to the University. Art and Culture and will include major essays, a The Mount Stromlo Observatory celebrated its reference section and 400 illustrations. It has 75th year in 1999. In 1957 the Observatory received funding from the Gordon Darling became part of the University and now enjoys Foundation ($30,000) and the Aboriginal and full research school status as the Research School Torres Strait Islander Commission ($25,000). of Astronomy and Astrophysics. Achievement over A new foundation within the University’s the 75 years have included unravelling the nature Endowment for Excellence, the Herbert and of the solar corona, the discovery of the Local Valmae Freilich Foundation will fund the study Supercluster, the first recorded microlensing event of, and research into, the causes, histories and in a survey for dark matter, and collaborations effects of ethnic, cultural, religious or sexual using the Hubble Space Telescope and bigotry and animosity. The aim of the Foundation instrumenting the new Gemini telescopes. — established in July 1999 — is to advance all The Faculty of Engineering and Information Tech- forms of mutual tolerance and respect between nology presented engineering scholarships valued people of different ethnic, cultural and religious at almost $57,000 in 1999. The scholarships backgrounds and of differing genders and sexual were provided by ANUTECH, BHP, Airservices orientation. Australia, Andersen Consulting and Telstra. The University’s Countrywide Access Scheme, Information technology company Advantra agreed which helps disadvantaged students to gain in May to fund a series of scholarships and prizes access to university courses, celebrated its tenth in the Faculty of Engineering and Information anniversary in 1999. Over the past 9 years 144 Technology valued at $17,000. Advantra will fund students have enrolled in the course of their three scholarships in the honours year where there choice at ANU as a result of the program. School are now 14 students. It is expected that the leavers who are disadvantaged by geographical Advantra scholarships will encourage the Faculty’s isolation, lack of school facilities, or financial best students to stay on for the honours year. and emotional problems, can apply for consideration under the program. In recent years A team from Faculty of Law won a $75,000 grant the number of students applying has more than from the Centenary of Federation Council for a doubled. reference work on the High Court of Australia. The work will be published in 2001 at the The Australia Council awarded a two-year $80,000 Centenary of Federation as the Oxford Companion Fellowship to Canberra poet and ANU’s 1999 H.C. to the High Court of Australia. Coombs Creative Arts Fellow, Mark O’Connor to record the Olympic Games in verse. Up to 20 students could benefit from an agreement between the University and Burgmann In July Professor Frank Fenner celebrated the 50th College to jointly fund accommodation bursaries anniversary of his appointment as the founding and scholarships. Burgmann College provides Professor of Microbiology at the John Curtin residential accommodation for students and is School of Media Research. Professor Fenner is sponsored by the Anglican, Uniting, Presbyterian, internationally recognised for his work with Church of Christ and Baptist churches. The viruses. He played a key role in the eradication $400,000 in bursaries and scholarships will be of smallpox — regarded by many as the greatest funded through the University’s Endowment for ever achievement in international public health. Excellence. In the 1960s Professor Fenner was appointed as adviser and then Chairman of the Global A $2 million research and postgraduate teaching Commission for the Certification of Small pox agreement was signed with Telstra in June. Under Eradication. In 1979 the Commission reported the collaborative agreement — financed by that smallpox had been eradicated. The Telstra — ANU scientists in the Variation and Management Group in the Engineering Department of the Faculty of Engineering and

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Information Technology will train Telstra staff in Organisation, BHP and Boeing Australia, have methods to increase productivity and to maximise agreed to support doctoral students to take up flexibility in meeting changes in external extended study in area such as signal processing conditions. Four Masters students in the and networking. innovative Master of Engineering (Industry) will Almost 2000 students graduated from the be funded under the agreement. University with degrees or diplomas at four The ANU Students Association and the ceremonies in April and two in October. Postgraduate and Research Students Association this year provided the first part of $1 million Research performance over five years to help needy regional and interstate students with accommodation on The University’s research programs continue to campus. The funds come from the associations’ forge ahead — breaking new ground in allocation from the ANU’s General Service Fee collaborative efforts with governments, industry Scheme and are matched on a three-for-one basis and the private sector, and in new areas of by the University’s Endowment for Excellence, knowledge. ANU’s research capacity is recognised making a total invested amount of $4 million. A as an international leader. total of 129 accommodation bursaries were One indication of this leadership is in the provided in 1999 in a scheme that is the only allocation of Australian Research Council (ARC) one of its type that uses a student’s financial grants in the 2000 funding round. The University situation, rather than academic merit, as the received 31 new ARC Large grants worth $4.769 criteria. million over three years, compared with 24 new Under an agreement initiated by the Research grants in 1999 which were worth $3.75 million School of Social Sciences, Australian universities over three years. ANU’s success rate for the round will have better access to social data from the was 34.4% — higher than any other Australian Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Under the university. The average success rate was 22%. agreement, 30 universities will make a bulk Excluding the Institute of Advanced Studies payment to ABS of $170,000 for access to (which is ineligible to apply for ARC Large Grants), Australian household survey data. This means the University, through the success of The university researchers will have access to the ABS Faculties, received more Large Grant funding in Confidential Unit Record Files which contain new grants per academic staff member than any unidentifiable record data for social and labour other university. household surveys. The University won 14 Fellowships in the ARC The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation in July funding round as well as seven postdoctoral announced that it would provide $300,000 to fellowships and three Queen Elizabeth II fund research at the John Curtin School of Medical Fellowships. Research on insulin producing tissues. The In 1999, the University won 12 Strategic research led by Dr Charmaine Simeonovic focuses Partnership with Industry Research and Training on the transplantation of insulin providing Grants (SPIRT). In the 2000 round, the University pancreatic islet tissue as a treatment for Type 1 tripled that result in dollars — winning 15 grants diabetes. Successful transplantation would worth $2.175 million. The funding includes 11 eliminate the need for insulin injections. Australian Postgraduate Awards and two The former partners in the Cooperative Research Australian Postdoctoral Fellowships for research Centre for Robust and Adaptive Systems Limited collaboration with industry. This represents a 75% (CRASys) have created two Scholarships and success rate compared to 44.9 per cent nationally. Research Endowment Grants. CRASys, which The University received one of the 15 grants conducted cutting edge research and development available under the Indigenous Researchers in signal processing, control systems and Development Scheme, and three grants under the telecommunications, closed in June following an International Researchers Exchange Scheme. unsuccessful bid for funding. However, the CRC partners, ANU, Defence Science & Technology

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ANU received four Research Infrastructure In July after six months of negotiation with the (Equipment and Facilities) Grants totalling $1.16 four unions representing general and academic million. The University is a partner in another staff, the University decided to pay an immediate six grants totalling $885,000. 3% above-award wage increase from July outside the enterprise bargaining negotiations. Staff were The University will receive $1.3124 million in told at that time that the University was not ARC Small Grant funding — compared with $1.313 prepared to ask them to wait for any longer for a in 1999. pay increase as talks had stalled. In August, the The University was successful in four Collaborative unions called a 48-hour strike and while it did Research Centre applications. The four are: not stop teaching and research, it had some effect ♦ CRC for Terrestrial Carbon Accounting — based on students who were preparing for examinations. at the Research School of Biological Sciences. The strike drew attention to the University’s Partners include Australian Greenhouse Office, obligations under the Workplace Relations Act Bureau of Rural Sciences, CSIRO, Queensland not to pay employees who engage in industrial Department of Natural Resources and Primary action. Industries, State Forest of NSW, Western Enterprise bargaining negotiations concluded at Australian Conservation and Land Manage- year’s end with an agreement on a 12.5% increase ment and the Australian Greenhouse Network in salaries — including the 3% already paid — and several corporations and environment over three years. Under the package a 2% salary groups) increase would be paid in September 2000, 3% ♦ CRC for Tropical Plant Protection — based in in September 2001, 4.5% in September 2002. Brisbane with strong participation from the The agreement will include a job security clause, Research School of Biological Sciences. Jointly provisions for staff to take part of their current funded by Rhone-Pouline Inc. 17% employer contribution to superannuation as ♦ CRC for Pest Animal Control — based at CSIRO a salary increase, a streamlined process for Wildlife and Ecology. Joint projects Research handling change in the workplace and an School of Biological Sciences, BaMBi, John agreement on annual performance assessment. Curtin School of Medical Research. The agreement ended all industrial action that ♦ CRC for Photonics — based in Sydney one of the unions had planned — including withholding the largest CRCs. Partners include Universities students’ results. of Sydney, Melbourne, and New South Wales, RMIT, TAFE and 24 companies for the next The physical environment seven-year phase. The University’s approach to its property portfolio Pharmaceutical company Glaxo Wellcome will fund is that every building must serve the core business leading research by the Experimental of research and its commercialisation, teaching Haematology Group at the John Curtin School of and community outreach. Medical Research. The three-year commercial agreement is worth $800,000 to a research ANU’s 1999 purchase of the building at 52 Collins program which focuses on the body’s immune Street, Melbourne is an illustration of this response to attacks by illness. Under the approach. The top floor of the building, to be agreement there will be a two-way exchange of named ANU House, Melbourne, will be used for data, resources, technologies and ideas. For advanced seminars and postgraduate teaching, example, ANU researchers will have access to as a facility for working with potential partners the Glaxo Wellcome gene analysis technology for research commercialisation, and for other while Glaxo Wellcome will have access to a ready- university purposes. The other 10 floors are fully made gene library at ANU. let to commercial tenants. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Terrell, named the Resource issues P.A.P. Moran Building in a ceremony that included Enterprise bargaining negotiations took up a large the unveiling of a plaque to in memory of the amount of the University’s time, effort and late Emeritus Professor Pat Moran. The building resources in 1999. 12 1999 Annual Report The Australian National University honours a colleague whose training and Following completion of the new Student Services encouragement of his many students in the field Building during the year, the ANU Students of mathematics carried the name of ANU all over Association moved its offices and student support the world. services to new premises. Sir Roland Wilson’s widow, Lady Wilson, unveiled The Commercial Law Centre within the Faculty of a commemorative plaque at the Sir Roland Wilson Law was opened in May. Established to focus on building in April. The Prime Minister, Mr Howard, a growing area of legal practice, the Centre will officially opened the building, which houses the bring together wide-ranging legal expertise Australia Asia Management Centre, the Graduate within the Faculty and strengthen ties with Program in Public Policy, and the Australian practicing commercial lawyers and the business National Internships Program, in August. community. It will facilitate the exchange of ideas The Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs, and keep the Faculty’s teaching and research Mr Ruddock, opened the Centre for the Study of relevant to commercial practice. Chinese Southern Diaspora in February. Professor The Centre for Tax Systems Integrity opened at Wang Gungwu, Director of the East Asia Institute the Research School of Social Sciences in October. of the National University of Singapore and In applying research to the Australian taxation formerly Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hong system, the centre fulfils a University mandate Kong gave the inaugural address. Professor Wang for public policy advice to government. Gungwu is a former member of the University and was made an honorary Doctor of Laws in The information environment 1996 The University continues to pursue its major Dr Roland Williams, President of the Business priority of developing a forward-looking Higher Education Round Table and former Chief information infrastructure. A comprehensive Executive of Shell Australia, opened the new policy to guide the further development of this Innovations Building in November. It has been infrastructure was finalised in 1999. The policy designed as a “incubator building” to encourage addresses four high priority challenges: (a) research activities that have commercial providing systems which facilitate learning, (b) applications and to foster greater links between establishing frameworks to support research, the University and industry. One of the occupants collaborations and publications; (c) the is the Australian subsidiary of the US private management of scholarly information and the medical research foundation, Inotek Corporation. transformation of library services; and (d) The Australian CEO is ANU researcher Professor responding to globalisation of higher education Kevin Lafferty. Inotek expects to invest up to $2 and building partnerships. Implementation of the million in research and development in Australia. policy will mean that academic administrative In September The University handed over the infrastructures will be brought together to form deeds of the property The Edge near Braidwood an integrated system to support research, to the Duke of Edinburgh Awards Scheme. The teaching and learning activities. A new Division property had been given to the University by of Information will be established. Judith Wright McKinney in the 1970s to be used The introduction of new technology for a in the teaching and research in biology, botany, University-wide approach to administrative and zoology. The Duke of Edinburgh Scheme will computing continued: the financial system was use the property in its natural heritage education commissioned and work progressed on the programs. The University agreed that the new introduction of the human resource modules. A and expanded use of the property was in keeping new student administrative system, and a with the spirit of the generous gift of Mrs Wright convocation and advancement database, will McKinney. ANU also passed on $4000 to the follow. This $18m enterprise solution, for which Scheme to assist in future maintenance of the Peoplesoft is the main technology supplier, is property. being implemented over five years.

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In January, the University’s Library became the National Gallery of Australia loaned 78 of its works first Australian subscriber to the world’s largest for the Drill Hall’s exhibition, A Tribute to William online library information network, the Online Dobell, which was also supported with works from Computer Library Centre’s Electronic Collections the Australian War Memorial and the Art Gallery Online. It offers ANU staff and student’s access of NSW. The exhibition was held in conjunction to 2000 journals from 40 publishers and the full with the annual William Dobell Lecture, sponsored text of 300 serials in an integrated package. This by the ANU’s Faculty of Arts. electronic access maintains the University’s Works from ANU’s art collection were loaned for leading role in providing full text electronic several exhibitions organised outside the research material to its students and staff. University. One work was included in the National Improved, direct communications with all Gallery of Australia’s exhibition, Aboriginal Art in members of the University’s staff were introduced Modern Worlds, which is touring Europe in 2000. during the year through the use of internal e- ANU staff in the Research School of Social mail and web-based systems. Sciences and The Faculties were closely involved A coordinated effort throughout 1999 ensured in organising and presenting the Deliberative Poll that the University’s computing systems on the Republic — demonstrating the experienced no problems as a result of the year- concentration of expertise in political science and end date change. public policy at the University. The Poll, the first of its type in Australia, attracted considerable Outreach to the community media attention. During 1999 academic and general staff worked The University was again involved in the with the community in many different ways. Australian Science Festival, through an exhibition involving several science areas, and coordinated In addition to their University teaching and by the Public Affairs Division. The Science Forum research duties, many members of the academic in ANU’s Llewellyn Hall, attended by 1500 people, staff were engaged in teaching activities in local and which is part of the University’s annual Public schools and in exchanges and cooperative Lecture series, was recorded by the ABC Radio’s teaching and research with other Australian and The Science Show. Science communicators from international universities. Academic staff the Centre for the Public Awareness of Science continued to advise business and other (CPAS) were on hand at all Festival events in a organisations. They were actively sought by the variety of roles from coordinating workshops to local, national and international media as expert reporting for the media. The Festival attracted commentators on public issues and international 50,000 visitors to Canberra. research findings. One of the highlights of the Science Festival was Staff and students in the Schools of Art and Music an Open Day at Mt. Stromlo Observatory. It in the Institute of the Arts extended their attracted 300 visitors and gave the community academic programs and research to the broader an opportunity to take a close look at research community through concerts and exhibitions and and to talk to astronomers and instrument makers. direct teaching programs with schools and The Open day featured a visual arts program community groups. Some staff travelled overseas created by Joan Brassil and presented jointly with for teaching, research and performances. Students the Canberra School of Arts, CSIRO, the National from the School of Music provided the musical Gallery of Australia, Questacon and the programs for ANU’s conferring of degree Contemporary Art Space. ceremonies and for special ceremonies to confer honorary degrees, as well as for a number of Mayors and General Managers from local significant functions outside the University. government in Southeastern NSW met at the University in July as the Regional Leaders Forum. More than 16,000 people visited the 15 The Vice-Chancellor gave the Forum an outline exhibitions at University’s Drill Hall Gallery. The of the University’s education and research Australian drawing Biennale, initiated by the initiatives in the Region — and underlined the Gallery, travelled to Perth and Brisbane. The

14 1999 Annual Report The Australian National University need for a broadband information technology Honours and Awards infrastructure to enable higher education to reach more effectively into the region. Arts Faculty The ANU Open — part of the ANU Chess Festival — attracted its strongest-ever field of players in Dr Malcolm Ross was elected Vice President of July. More than 100 players competed in the ANU the Australian Linguistic Society in September. Open with more than 200 school pupils competing Professor Paul Thom was elected to the Fellowship in the ANU Schools Chess Championship. A strong of the Australian Academy of the Humanities field of Australian and New Zealand computer (FAHA). chess programmers competed against each other in the National Computer Chess Championships. Asian Studies Faculty The annual Lions Oratory contest, sponsored by Dr Ileto Reynaldo won the Philippine National ANU, went into its fourth year in 1999 with 40 Book Award (History) in September, 1999, for entries. The participants deliver a 10 minute his 1998 book, Filipinos and their Revolution: planned speech on historical figure her Event, Discourse, and Historiography (Ateneo personifies the human values of truth, University Press). Reference to this book was righteousness peace love and non-violence. included in the University of Hawaii Press More than 1200 in 150 teams from 45 primary catalogue in mid-1999. and secondary schools gathered at the University Mr Preecha Juntanamalaga was awarded the Order in August for the annual Tournament of the Minds, of the Golden Sema, bestowed by HRH Princess sponsored by ANU. They presented the solutions Sirindhorn in Bangkok on 24 May 1999. The award to problems in three categories — language and recognises Mr Juntanamalaga’s outstanding literature, social science, and mathematics and service to Buddhist communities in Australia. engineering. In September more than 80 high school students Economics and Commerce Faculty from the region met at the University for three Professor Russell Craig received the Vice- days of the ‘Siemens Science and Engineering Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence 1999. Experience’. Aimed at improving the students’ understanding of science and technology, the program also encourages students to take an Engineering and Information Technology interest in science as a career. The Siemens Faculty Program is supported by universities throughout Dr Michael Green received the Vice-Chancellor’s Australia, the Australian Science Teachers Award for Teaching Excellence 1999. Association, the Young Scientists of Australia, and Rotary International Clubs. Science Faculty Dr Brian Lees was elected to the Land Victoria Council Fellowship, University of Melbourne and awarded Senator K Carr joined the Council on the the Eminent Individual Award by the Australasian nomination of the Leader of the Opposition, Urban and Regional Information Systems replacing Mr R C Sercombe. Association (Aurisa). Mr R Egan replaced Ms H Stitt on the Council following his election as President of the ANU Biological Sciences, Research School of Students’ Association. Dr Paul Kriedemann and joint editors, received Mr O Jepps replaced Mr S Niemeyer on the Council 1999 Australian Publishers Award for best tertiary following his election as President of the level textbook for Plants in Action. Postgraduate and Research Students’ Association. Dr Linda Franklin was awarded the RSBS–BAMBI Convocation re-elected Ms B Arndt and Mr D Faculty of Science Teaching Fellowship. Solomon to Council.

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Professor Brian Gunning elected an Honorary spend the two years as a postdoctoral fellow at Member of the Royal Irish Academy in March. Cambridge University. Dr T Maddess received the Australian Technology Ms Belinda Haupt, a postgraduate student in Dr Award (University Sector) for development of a Edith Sevick’s group, was awarded the 1999 RACI new and commercialised diagnostic technology O’Donnell Young Scientist Prize. for the eye disease glaucoma. Mr Duncan McGillivray, an honours student in Professor Ian Noble elected to the Australian Professor John White’s group, won the New Academy of Technological Sciences and Zealand Rhodes Scholarship. Engineering. Mr Ken McRae, of Professor Martin Banwell’s Dr Michael Roderick awarded the Haldane Prize group, was the recipient of a postgraduate for the best manuscript submitted to Functional scholarship at the Southern Highlands Conference Ecology for 1999 by the British Ecological Society. on Heterocyclic Chemistry. Professor Barry Rolfe awarded French Government Dr Jason Smith, of Professor Martin Banwell’s Scientific Fellowship. group, received an AMRAD postdoctoral award Dr Stephen Roxburgh was awarded the inaugural that included a medallion and grant. RSBS–ANU Forestry Department Teaching Dr Richard Welberry was The Lonsdale Lecturer Fellowship. at the International Union of Crystallography Congress in Glasgow, Scotland, in August. Mr Ray Thomas received Barney John Award for outstanding service to RSBS. Professor John White became President Elect of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) Ms Michelle Watt received Australian Society of and will be President in 2001. Plant Physiologists’ Award for Student Talk, Annual Meeting, Gold Coast, Queensland, Dr Bruce Wild was awarded an Alexander von September 1999. Humboldt Foundation Fellowship of twelve months to be taken up between 2000 and 2002. Chemistry, Research School of Dr Ray Withers was the Iberdrola Visiting Professor Professor Martin Banwell was awarded a Senior in the Departamento de Fisica de la Materia Alexander von Humboldt Foundation award to be Condensada of l’Universidad del Pais Vasco, taken up during 2000–2001, and was also Bilbao, Spain, from 29 April–30 July. awarded a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Fellowship presenting lectures in Social Sciences, Research School of Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Himeji, Nagoya, Toyama, and Tokyo. Australian Dictionary of Biography Dr Chris Easton was awarded the Birch Medal by Professor K Inglis won the New South Wales the Organic Division of the Royal Australian Premier’s Prize for Australian History, the Ernest Chemical Institute. This medal is the highest Scott Prize, the Fellowship of Australian Writers’ award given by the Organic Division of the RACI. Prize for Literature, and The Age Book of the Year Dr Easton was the co-author, with Professor award for Sacred Places. War Memorials in the Stephen Lincoln, University of Adelaide, of the Australian Landscape. book: Modified Cyclodextrins — Scaffolds and Professor J Ritchie was elected an honorary fellow Templates for Supramolecular Chemistry, published of the Royal Australian Historical Society. by Imperial College Press, London. Demography Program Professor Denis Evans was awarded the S F Boys– A. Rahman Lectureship for 2000/2001 by the Dr F Al-Yaman won the L T Ruzicka Prize for the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK. best master of population studies student. Dr Jason Harper, who completed his PhD in 1999 under Dr Chris Easton’s supervision, was awarded a C J Martin Fellowship by the NH&MRC, and will

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Mr Y Kinfu, doctoral student, was awarded the Dr M McKenna was awarded an ARF/QE II 1999 W D Borrie Essay Prize for ‘Below fellowship for a project entitled ‘A sceptical Replacement Fertility in Tropical Africa? Some democracy: the idea of ‘the people’ in Australian Evidence from Addis Ababa’. politics 1788–2001’.

Mr J Lasen won the C A Price Prize for the best School Administration master of arts student in demography. Mr C Marshall, school secretary, was awarded a Economics Program Council Medal for General Staff Excellence in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Mr R Dennis, doctoral student, won the Best achieving the goals of the ANU, both through Presentation Award at the 1999 PhD Conference his work in RSSS and in the wider University in Economics and Business. community. Dr D Dharmapala was awarded a one-year postdoctoral fellowship at the Center for Basic Social and Political Theory Group Research in the Social Sciences, Harvard Professor H G Brennan was awarded the Duncan University. Black Memorial Prize for the best article published Professor A Pagan was the recipient of the in 1998 in the journal Public Choice. The prize- Economic Society of Australia Distinguished winning article, ‘Expressive Voting and Electoral Fellow Award. Equilibrium’, was co-authored with Professor A Hamlin of University of Southampton. Ms J P Smith, doctoral student, won the 1999 Brian Frost Prize for Gambling Research ($5,000), Professor P Pettit had his book Republicanism: A awarded by the Australian Institute for Gambling Theory of Freedom and Government selected by Research. the library journal Choice as an ‘Outstanding Academic Book’. Mr A Wait, doctoral student, was awarded a special student scholarship by the Graduate School of Urban and Environmental Program Arts and Sciences, Harvard University. Dr T Bonyhady was awarded a fellowship at Yale History Program University. Professor B Higman was awarded the Elsa Goveia Dr B Gleeson and coauthor Dr N Low (University Prize by the Association of Caribbean Historians of Melbourne) were awarded the Sprout Award for the best book on Caribbean history published by the International Studies Association for their in 1997 and 1998 for his book Montpelier, book Justice, Society and Nature: An Exploration Jamaica: A Plantation Community in Slavery and of Political Economy. Dr Gleeson also won the Freedom, 1739–1912. Peter Harrison Memorial Prize, Category Two (National Urban Planning and Development), for Dr P Pickering was awarded an ARF/QE II his essay ‘Reflexive Modernisation: The Re- fellowship for a project entitled ‘Democratic enlightenment of Planning’. voices: the impact of British democrats on colonial political, social and cultural development Dr S Marsden was awarded an honorary life c.1840–1901’. membership of the Oral History Association of Australia on the occasion of its twentyfifth Law Program anniversary. Dr A W Martin was made a Member of the General Dr P Read was awarded an Australian Research Division of the Order of Australia (1998). Council senior research fellowship 2000–2004, for a project entitled ‘The sacralisation of ordinary Political Science Program space’. Ms N Lahoud, doctoral student, was nominated Professor P Troy gave the Royal Australian as an exchange student to Oxford University, Institute of Architects Annual Walter Burley England. Associated with the nomination is a Griffin Memorial Lecture. bursary of $3,000 offered by the Vice-Chancellor.

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Asia Pacific School of Economics and Management Professor R Garnaut (jointly with the Division of Economics, RSPAS) was appointed Honorary Professor by the Chinese Academy of Scocial Sciences.

Australia South Asia Research Centre Dr Ric Shand, felicitation by the President of India, 8 December, Chennai, India.

Economics Division Dr H Smith was ANU’s selected representative at the inaugural Asia Pacific Rim Universities Fellows Program, ‘Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Asia Economic Downturn’ at the University of California, Berkeley; Kyoto University, Kyoto and Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok.

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Pacific and Asian Studies, Research School of

Pacific and Asian History, Division of J Taylor was a co-recipient of the 1999 RSPAS 50th Anniversary Award. Prof G Ward was elected President, Pacific Science Association.

Society and Environment, Division of Anthropology, Department of M Sakai was awarded a special research grant ($5,000) from ADFA, University of New South Wales. Archaeology and Natural History, Department of Prof G Hope was awarded degree of Doctor of Science, University of Melbourne. Dr M O’Connor was appointed Olympic 2000 Official Poet. Dr S O’Connor was awarded an Australian Research Council QEII Fellowship 1999–2003. Gender Relations Project Prof M Jolly was elected as Fellow to the Australian Academy of the Social Sciences. Dr A Whittaker was invited membership on the Council of Asian Studies Association in Australia. Human Geography, Department of L Malam won the Geography Prize for best 1998 Honours thesis, University of Newcastle, NSW.

a 1999 Annual Report The Australian National University Council and Council COUNCIL COMMITTEES Committees Buildings and Grounds Committee Number of Meetings: 8 Number of meetings and Members’ Attendance Name of Member Number of Attendances for the period 1/1/99 to 31/12/99 Mr R B Lansdown (Chair) 8 COUNCIL Professor M Neutze 8 Number of Meetings: 9 Professor D Williams 5 Dr J Banks 7 Name of Member Number of Attendances Professor J W White 5 Professor P E Baume (Chair) 9 Professor D F Nicholls 5 Dr A C Bennett 8 Mr K Lonsdale (to 4/5/1999) 2 Professor R D Terrell 9 Ms P Bleakley (from 5/5/1999) 4 Professor F C Jackson 8 Mr B Rolfe (to 18/7/1999 4 Professor R M Pashley 9 Mr B Scott (from 19/7/1999) 1 Ms H Stitt (to 30/11/1999) 8 Ms H Stitt (from 21/7/1999) 1 Mr O Jepps 9 Mr W Mackerras (from 22/7/1999) 4 Professor E A Bourke 3 Mr L J Blood 8 Mr I F Grigg 7 Mr P Gerner 6 Dr M S Keating 8 Miss P M Griffin 8 Senator J W Tierney 5 Mr C Burgess 5 Mr R C G Sercombe (to 16/08/1999) 3 Professor E A Bourke 3 Senator K Carr (from 13/10/1999) 2 Justice M M Finn 7 Committee Against Sexual Harassment Mr M Delaney 9 Number of Meetings: 4 Professor D J Evans 7 Name of Member Number of Attendances Professor D W Robinson 8 Professor J A Richards 4 Dr M Green 9 Mr R C G Sercombe 0 Mr K J Lonsdale 8 Dr A Hopkins 4 Ms B Arndt 9 Dr E Ormerod 3 Mr D H Solomon 9 Mr S Cornish 3 Mr J F Muir 9 Professor J Stapleton 4 Professor H Nelson (18/6/99 to 23/7/99) 1 Dr B David 3 Mr R Egan (from 1/12/1999) 1 Ms R Dundas 2 Ms R Waller 3 Ms R Austin 4 Ms S Todd 2 Ms K Foster 3

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Committee on Conditions of Appointment of Ms H Stitt 2 the Vice-Chancellor and Deputy Vice- Ms M Buxton 2 Chancellor Ms P C Weeks 2 Number of Meetings: 1 Standing Committee of Council Name of Member Number of Attendances Number of Meetings: 1 Professor P E Baume 1 Dr A C Bennett 1 Name of Member Number of Attendances Mr J F Muir 1 Dr A C Bennett (Chair) 1 Professor R D Terrell 0 Emergency Appointment (Vice-Chancellor) Professor F C Jackson 0 Committee Professor R M Pashley 1 Number of Meetings: 0 Mr J F Muir 1 Finance Committee Mr O Jepps 1 Number of Meetings: 7 Ms H Stitt 0 Name of Member Number of Attendances Ms B Arndt 1 Mr J F Muir (Chair) 7 Mr D H Solomon 1 Professor R D Terrell 7 Mr I F Grigg 0 Mr C W Burgess 6 Professor J Richards (Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor J A Richards 7 3/6/99 to 15/6/99) 1 Professor F C Jackson 7 Audit Committee Professor R M Pashley 7 Number of Meetings: 5 Ms H Stitt 7 Name of Member, Position held within University, Mr O Jepps (to 16/7/99) 3 Special Responsibilities, Number of Attendances Ms M Buxton (from 17/7/99) 4 Dr L A Brodribb Mr R C G Sercombe (to 16/08/1999) 0 Chair, Audit Committee; Senator K Carr (from 13/10/1999) 0 Member, Finance Committee 5 Senator J W Tierney 2 Dr M S Keating Mr I F Grigg 4 Member of Council; Dr A C Bennett 4 Member, Audit Committee 3 Mr K J Lonsdale 2 Mr J F Muir Dr L A Brodribb 6 Member of Council; Chair, Finance Committee; Member, Standing Mr L Spencer 4 Committee of Council; Member, Audit Professor H Nelson (18/6/99 to 23/7/99) 1 Committee; Member, Committee on Conditions Mr W Williams (27/9/99 to 8/10/99) 1 of Appointment of the Vice-Chancellor and Deputy Vice-Chancellor; Member, Emergency General Services Fee Committee Appointment (Vice-Chancellor) Committee 4 Number of Meetings: 2 Mr D Lawle Name of Member Number of Attendances Member, Audit Committee 2 Professor J L Warhurst 2 Mr L Spencer Mr C W Burgess 2 Member, Audit Committee 3 Dr M Green 2 Justice M M Finn 1 Mr S Cornish 2

20 University Statistics University Statistics University Staff (FTE*), by Funding Source, Area, Staff Type, Level and Gender, at 31 March 1999 Full-Time Equivalent Staff Part Total ACADEMIC STAFF Level Gender Sub Time A B C D E F M Total Teachers Operating Grant & Fees IAS 80 83 86 86 117 83 369 451 1 452 FACULTIES 21 99 121 67 40 76 272 348 41 389 ITA 7 38 18 2 3 29 39 68 18 86 CENTRES 337781019282 31 CENTRAL UNITS . 3 4 2 . 2 7 9 . 9 ADMINISTRATION 1 . . . 4 1 4 5 1 5 Sub Total 111 225 237 164 172 200 708 909 63 972 Other Funding IAS 49 27 7 3 3 25 64 89 0 89 FACULTIES 36 26 7 6 3 19 58 77 3 80 ITA ...... CENTRES 13 9 12 4 6 19 23 42 0 42 CENTRAL UNITS 1 .....11 . 1 ADMINISTRATION ...... 1 1 TRADING AREAS . . . . 1 . 1 1 6 6 Sub Total 98 61 26 12 12 63 146 209 10 219 All Funding IAS 129 109 93 89 120 108 432 540 1 541 FACULTIES 57 125 128 73 43 95 329 425 44 469 ITA 7 38 18 2 3 29 39 68 18 86 CENTRES 16 12 19 11 14 29 42 71 2 73 CENTRAL UNITS 1342 .2810. 10 ADMINISTRATION 1 . . . 4 1 4 5 1 6 TRADING AREAS . . . . 1 . 1 1 6 6 All Academics 209 286 262 176 185 263 855 1118 72 1190 Full-Time Equivalent Staff Casual Total GENERAL STAFF Gender Sub Admin IT RO/RA Tech Other F M Total Operating Grant & Fees IAS 191 41 75 315 47 319 350 668 23 692 FACULTIES 110 18 6 69 3 116 89 204 13 217 ITA 33 1 . 12 . 28 18 46 11 57 CENTRES 32 3 . . . 29 5 34 1 35 CENTRAL UNITS 148 58 2 . . 138 69 207 14 222 ADMINISTRATION 286 4 . 19 59 201 167 368 40 408 Sub Total 799 124 83 414 109 831 697 1528 102 1630 Other Funding IAS 14 1 10 22 2 28 20 48 10 58 FACULTIES 8 6 16 7 . 15 22 37 36 72 ITA . . . 0 . . 0 0 0 1 CENTRES 16 1 15 . 0 27 6 33 12 45 CENTRAL UNITS 3 3 . . . 2 4 6 0 7 ADMINISTRATION ...... 1 1 TRADING AREAS 72 . 0 . 62 81 52 134 51 184 Sub Total 113 10 41 30 64 153 105 258 110 368 All Funding IAS 204 42 85 338 49 347 370 717 33 750 FACULTIES 118 23 22 76 3 130 111 241 48 289 ITA 33 1 . 12 . 28 18 46 11 58 CENTRES 48 4 15 . 0 56 11 67 13 80 CENTRAL UNITS 151 61 2 . . 140 73 214 14 228 ADMINISTRATION 286 4 . 19 59 201 167 368 40 408 TRADING AREAS 72 . 0 . 62 81 52 134 51 184 All General Staff 912 134 124 444 173 984 802 1786 211 1997 GRAND TOTAL: Full-Time Equivalent Staff, Part-Time Teachers & Casuals 1247 1657 2904 284 3188

Source: DETYA staff data collection 1999. * FTE = Full Time Equivalent. Includes: full-time and fractional full-time staff according to positions current at 31 March, 1999 For part-time teachers and casuals: actual 1998 data is used to estimate 1999.

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TEACHING AND RESEARCH ACADEMIC STAFF (FTE*) Level E D C B A Visitor Total Institute of Advanced Studies Research School of Biological Sciences . . 1 . . . 1 John Curtin School of Medical Research . . 1 . . . 1 Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies . . . 1 . . 1 Research School of Social Sciences 1 . 4 2 . . 7 Research School of Physical Sci. and Engineering . 1 . . . . 1 Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics . . . 2 . . 2 Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies . . 1 . . . 1 School of Mathematical Sciences (IAS) . 1 0 . . . 1 Total Institute of Advanced Studies 1 1650 0 12 University Schools and Centres Asia Pacific School of Economics and Management 4 4 7 3 1 . 18 Humanities Research Centre . . . . 1 . 1 Nat. Cen. for Epidemiology and Population Health . . . 1 . . 1 Total University Schools and Centres 4 4742 0 20 The Faculties Arts 11 23 37 23 3 . 97 Asian Studies 3 5 8 12 2 . 30 Economics & Commerce 5 9 17 17 8 . 55 Engineering & Information Technology 2 6 11 9 4 . 32 Law 7 6 10 10 . . 33 Science 12 16 36 27 5 . 95 School of Mathematical Sciences (Faculties) 1 4 5 3 . . 12 Total Faculties 40 68 122 100 21 . 352 Institute of the Arts 3 2 18 38 6 1 68 Total The Faculties 43 70 140 138 27 . 419 Total Teaching and Research 48 75 153 146 29 1 451 Source: DETYA staff data collection 1999 * FTE = Full Time Equivalent. Includes: full-time and fractional full-time staff according to positions current at 31 March, 1999

STAFF (FTE*) FINANCED FROM RECURRENT FUNDS, 1995–1999

Activity 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 Academic Activities Research Only Academic 515 497 500 458 451 Non-academic 883 854 777 713 703 Sub-total 1,398 1,350 1,277 1,172 1,153 Teaching and Research Academic 560 560 533 511 481 Non-academic 309 304 306 290 276 Sub-total 869 864 839 801 756

TOTAL Academic Activities 2,268 2,215 2,117 1,972 1,910

Academic Services** 295 289 238 217 229

General University Services*** 507 496 416 406 411

GRAND TOTAL 3,070 3,000 2,770 2,596 2,550

Source: DETYA staff data collection 1995–1999 Includes: full-time and fractional full-time staff, part-time teachers and casual staff; For full-time and fractional full-time staff, positions current at 31 March 1995–1999 are used; For part-time teachers and casuals: actual data is used for 1995–1998; 1999 is estimated by 1998 figures, 1990-1994 are estimated by 1995 figures.

* FTE = Full Time Equivalent ** Comprises CEDAM, ITS, Library, Graduate School, Noel Butlin Archives; and (while recurrently funded) Animal Services and IRU. *** Comprises Administration, Student Services, Facilities and Services

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RESEARCH ONLY ACADEMIC STAFF (FTE*) Level ARC E D C B A Visitors E D C B A Total Institute of Advanced Studies Research School of Biological Sciences 13 7 15 17 15 ...... 66 Research School of Chemistry 7 10 6 5 21 1 . 1 . 1 3 54 Research School of Earth Sciences 7 8 7 11 1 . . . . 1 3 37 Research School of Information Sci. and Engin. 4 4 4 7 . . . . . 1 1 21 John Curtin School of Medical Research 10 10 16 7 39 . . . . 2 1 86 Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies 23 16 15 10 5 . . . . . 3 71 Research School of Social Sciences 24 5 6 10 12 2 . . . . 1 60 Research School of Physical Sci. and Engineering 14 16 14 11 3 1 . . 1 4 7 70 Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics 6 6 2 4 4 . . . . . 1 22 Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies 3 3 1 2 2 ...... 10 School of Mathematical Sciences (IAS) 9 3 2 6 1 . . . . 7 4 32 Total Institute of Advanced Studies 119 86 87 88 103 4 0 1 1 16 24 528 University Schools and Centres Asia Pacific School of Economics and Management 1 . 2 1 1 ...... 4 Centre for Cross-Cultural Research 2 . . . 4 . . . 1 1 4 12 Humanities Research Centre 2 ...... 1 . . . 3 NH&MRC Psychiatric Epidemiology Research 2 . 2 . 1 ...... 5 Nat. Cen. for Epidemiology and Population Health 2 5 7 1 4 ...... 19 Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research 1 1 2 5 ...... 8 Total University Schools and Centres 10 6 12 7 10 0 01114 51 The Faculties Arts ...... 3 . . . 5 8 Asian Studies ...... 1 . 0 1 Economics & Commerce ...... 0 . 0 Engineering & Information Technology . . . 1 1 . . . . 3 2 7 Law ...... 1 . 1 Science . 2 2 10 14 2 . 1 2 10 13 55 School of Mathematical Sciences (Faculties) ...... 1 . . . 1 Total The Faculties . 2 2 11 15 2 3 2 3 14 21 73 Total Research Only 129 93 100 105 127 6 3 4 5 31 49 652 Source: DETYA staff data collection 1999 * FTE = Full-Time Equivalent. Includes: full-time and fractional full-time staff according to positions current at 31 March, 1999

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ENROLMENTS 1999 Full-Time Part-Time Total EXCLUDING FULL FEE PAYING INTERNATIONAL PhD Courses Institute of Advanced Studies 335 34 369 Centres 43 18 61 The Faculties (including ITA) 339 96 436 Total 717 148 865 Master’s Degree Courses Institute of Advanced Studies 11 14 25 Centres 51 33 84 The Faculties (including ITA) 101 182 283 Total 162 229 391 Graduate Diploma Courses Institute of Advanced Studies 2 10 12 Centres 55358 The Faculties (including ITA) 203 171 374 Total 210 234 444 Undergraduate Courses Bachelor Degrees 5529 1057 6586 Diploma 61 36 97 Total 5590 1093 6683 Other Enrolments Master (Qualifying) 1 0 1 Graduate Certificate 4 20 24 Cross-Institutional 32 133 165 Non-award 16 53 69 Total 53 206 259 TOTAL EXCLUDING FULL FEE PAYING INTERNATIONAL 6732 1910 8642

FULL FEE PAYING INTERNATIONAL Postgraduate 650 19 669 Undergraduate 321 16 337 TOTAL FULL FEE PAYING INTERNATIONAL 971 35 1006

GRAND TOTAL — ALL STUDENTS 7703 1945 9648

DEGREE & DIPLOMA COURSES COMPLETED (as at 31 December 1998) Males Females Total Doctor of Philosophy 156 75 231 Master by Research 21 13 34 Master by Coursework 141 119 260 Graduate Diploma 181 195 376 Bachelor with Honours 172 225 397 Bachelor Pass 530 654 1184 Graduate Certificate 5 5 10 Diploma 82 10 Associate Diploma 4 11 15 Total 1218 1299 2517

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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ENROLMENTS 1999 Including Full Fee Paying International Students)

COURSE FULL-TIME PART-TIME ALL UNDERGRADUATES Male Fem Sub-T Male Fem Sub-T Male Fem TOTAL Actuarial Studies 46 25 71 2 2 48 25 73 Actuarial Studies/Commerce 18 19 37 18 19 37 Actuarial Studies/Economics 20 11 31 20 11 31 Arts 291 480 771 111 298 409 402 778 1180 Arts — Art History 5 28 33 11011 63844 Arts — Australian Studies 1 3 4 1 1 145 Arts — Development Studies 8 17 25 369 11 23 34 Arts — European Studies 4 11 15 314 71219 Arts — Policy Studies 10 7 17 10 6 16 20 13 33 Arts/Asian Studies (Sp) 15 46 61 2 2 15 48 63 Arts/Commerce 42 19 61 437 46 22 68 Arts/Economics 37 37 74 6410 43 41 84 Arts/Law 167 346 513 5813 172 354 526 Arts/Science 122 203 325 17 37 54 139 240 379 Arts/Visual Arts 1 9 10 1910 Asian Studies 44 58 102 13 17 30 57 75 132 Asian Studies (Sp) 19 38 57 358 22 43 65 Asian Studies (Sp)/Commerce 11 14 25 11 14 25 Asian Studies (Sp)/Economics 14 21 35 1 1 14 22 36 Asian Studies (Sp)/Law 12 46 58 12 46 58 Asian Studies (Sp)/Science 11 21 32 11 21 32 Asian Studies (Sp)/Visual Arts 6 6 1 1 77 Asian Studies/Arts 26 57 83 167 27 63 90 Asian Studies/Commerce 13 28 41 145 14 32 46 Asian Studies/Economics 15 17 32 224 17 19 36 Asian Studies/Engineering 3 3 6 2 2 538 Asian Studies/Law 11 38 49 11 38 49 Asian Studies/Science 9 19 28 213 11 20 31 Commerce 130 127 257 22 19 41 152 146 298 Commerce/Economics 130 95 225 14 6 20 144 101 245 Commerce/Engineering 27 27 3 3 27 3 30 Commerce/Information Technology 96 30 126 538 101 33 134 Commerce/Law 82 77 159 1 1 82 78 160 Economics 52 27 79 16 5 21 68 32 100 Economics/Information Technology 20 3 23 2 2 22 3 25 Economics/Law 64 41 105 224 66 43 109 Engineering 67 15 82 448 71 19 90 Engineering, Software 18 1 19 18 1 19 Engineering/Economics 14 4 18 3 3 17 4 21 Engineering/Information Technology 105 10 115 8 8 113 10 123 Engineering/Science 78 16 94 2 2 80 16 96 Information Technology 33 5 38 516 38 6 44 Information Technology Commerce 1 1 1 1 22 Information Technology Information Syst. 26 8 34 10 4 14 36 12 48 Information Technology Science 1 1 1 1 22 Information Technology Software Engin. 87 13 100 27 1 28 114 14 128 Law 19 32 51 6713 25 39 64 Law (Graduate) 59 67 126 23 27 50 82 94 176 Science 294 320 614 83 84 167 377 404 781 Science (Forestry) 45 32 77 819 53 33 86 Science (Forestry)/Economics 7 3 10 1 1 8311 Science (Res&Env Management) 48 53 101 19 13 32 67 66 133 Science/Commerce 29 39 68 314 32 40 72 Science/Economics 31 20 51 235 33 23 56 Science/Law 52 81 133 2 2 52 83 135 Science/Science (Forestry) 7 8 15 7815 Music 69 80 149 224 71 82 153 Visual Arts 111 202 313 11213 112 214 326 Diploma 38 25 63 10 26 36 48 51 99 Non-Award & Cross-Institutional 38 45 83 65 105 170 103 150 253

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COUNTRY POSTGRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE TOTAL PhD Masters Grad Dip& Sub Sub Grad Cert Other Total Bach Other Total

FULL FEE PAYING ASIA SE Asia Indonesia 27 31 9 12 79 18 18 97 Malaysia 7 3 3 13 44 44 57 Singapore 4 8 1 13 25 25 38 Thailand 8 9 6 4 27 23 23 5 Vietnam 11 7 5 4 27 5 5 32 Laos 3 5 8 2 2 10 Other SEA 1 3 4 8 1 1 9 East Asia China 31 12 44 4 91 11 11 102 Hong Kong 4 4 8 43 43 51 Macau 2 2 2 Japan 25 13 6 3 47 81 9 56 Korea — South 5 1 1 7 20 1 21 28 Korea — North 1 1 1 Taiwan 2 2 2 6 10 10 16 South Asia Bangladesh 6 5 6 8 25 6 6 31 India 9 1 1 11 7 7 18 Pakistan 4 1 1 6 11 2 8 Sri Lanka 4 1 3 1 9 4 4 13 Other Asia 4 9 5 8 26 2 2 28 Total Asia 151 108 98 55 412 232 3 235 647 Europe Germany 15 2 1 1 19 32 5 24 Netherlands 6 1 7 1 1 8 U.K. (inc. Northern Ireland) 13 3 1 17 2 2 19 Former U.S.S.R. 9 2 11 1 1 12 Other Europe 17 1 1 19 11 1 12 31 Total Europe 60 6 2 5 73 18 3 21 94 Pacific Fiji 3 2 2 2 9 6 6 15 PNG 66 6725 4 4 29 Philippines 9 19 17 9 54 41 5 59 Other Pacific 3 6 4 13 41 5 18 Total Pacific 21 33 29 18 101 18 2 20 121 America Canada 11 3 1 15 1 1 16 U.S.A. 19 9 3 1 32 632 38 70 South America 2 4 6 5 5 11 Total America 32 16 3 2 53 12 32 44 97 Africa 3 8 2 4 17 10 10 27 Middle East 2 2 2 2 4 Other 4 1 4 2 11 5 5 16 Total Full Fee Paying 273 172 138 86 669 297 40 337 1006

NON-FULL FEE PAYING New Zealand 65 3 3 71 21 21 92 Total Non Full Fee Paying 65 3 3 71 21 21 92

TOTAL INTERNATIONAL 338 175 141 86 740 318 40 358 1098

26 Cooperation with Government and other public institutions Cooperation with Committee Working Group for International Development of Antarctic Astronomy; member, Government and other Scientific Organising Committee, IAU Symposium #205, Galaxies and their Constituents at the public institutions Highest Angular Resolutions; member, Scientific The Australian National University encourages Organising Committee, IAU Joint Discussion #11, members of the academic staff to give specialist First Results of the FUSE Mission; member, Board advice and assistance to Federal and State of Editors, Astrophysics and Space Science; Government departments and to other public member, Visiting Committee of the Capodimonte institutions, both within Australia and Observatory; member, Antarctic Astronomy internationally. This help takes many forms — Working Group. consultancies, membership of committees, FRANCIS, Dr P J, member, Astronomical Society involvement in particular projects, secondments, of Australia Education sub-committee; member, etc. The following list records such cooperation MSO Exploratory Board; consultant WWW for 1999. This is not necessarily comprehensive. Astrophysics Course design for Swinburne University. Institute of Advanced Studies FUX, Dr R, member, IAU Commission 33: Structure & Dynamics of the Galactic System; consultant, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Research School of National Geographic Society Millennium Map of BESSELL, Prof M S, president, Australian the Milky Way. Astronomical Society; member, National JERJEN, Dr H, coordinator, Optical follow-up Committee for Astronomy; member, Executive, program of the Parkes all-sky 21cm survey. IAU Commission 29; member, AAO Schmidt KALNAJS, Dr A J, chair, AAS-DDA Brouwer Award Telescope Panel; reviewer, ‘New Zealand’s Selection Committee; member, Australia Telescope Capability to build a spectrograph for SALT’. Time Allocation Committee. COLLESS, Dr M, chair, Scientific Organizing McGREGOR, Dr P, member, Editorial Board, Committee and Local Organizing Committee, Publications of the Astronomical Society of Second Coral Sea Cosmology Conference; chair, Australia; member, Scientific Organising Advisory Committee on Instrumentation for Committee, Eta Carinae and Other Mysterious Anglo-Australian Telescope; member, Australian Stars — The Hidden Opportunities of Emission- Gemini Science Advisory Committee; chair, 6dF Line Spectroscopy. Science Advisory Group. MOULD, Prof J R, chair, Anglo-Australian Da COSTA, Dr G S, president, IAU Commission 37; Telescope Board; Board member, Association of Australian Gemini Project Scientist; chair, Universities for Research in Astronomy Inc; Committee of Gemini Offices; member, Gemini member, Australian Academy of Science National Instrument Forum; member, Gemini Science Committee of Astronomy; member, Australian Committee; chair, Australian Gemini Science Academy of Science National Committee on Space Advisory Committee; member, Australian Time Research; member, Australia Telescope National Allocation Committee; member, Scientific Facility Steering Committee; member, National Organizing Committee, Joint Discussion 5 ‘Mixing Committee for Space Science; member, ACT and Diffusion in Stars: Theoretical Predictions and Science & Technology Council; Fellow, Australian Observational Constraints’, IAU General Assembly; Academy of Science; member, Editorial Board, member, Scientific Organizing Committee, Institute of Physics Encyclopaedia of Astronomy ‘Extragalactic Star Clusters’, IAU Symposium & Astrophysics. proposal. SEVENSTER, Dr M, member, Australia Telescope DOPITA, Prof M A, member, NASA Science Users’ Committee. Oversight Committee for the Wide Field Camera- 3; president, IAU Division VI & Commission #34 on Interstellar Matter; chair, IAU Executive

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Biological Sciences, Research School of Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability, Inter- governmental Panel on Climate Change; lead Bioinformatics author, Chapter 12 — Australasia, Third TRUEMAN, J W H, co-author, Giant Dragonfly Assessment Report of the WGII: Impacts, Petalura gigantea Recovery Plan, NSW National Adaptation and Vulnerability, Intergovernmental Parks and Wildlife Service. Panel on Climate Change.

Developmental Neurobiology NOBLE, I R, chair, Scientific Steering Committee of Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems IBBOTSON, M R, collaborator, with ‘Invetech’, a (GCTE); chair, Scientific Committee of the biotechnology company, to develop medical tests International Geosphere Biosphere Program for eye disorders. (IGBP); chair, Scientific Steering Committee of Global Analysis, Interpretation and Modelling Director (GAIM); lead author, chapter 5, Third IPCC HEARN, J P, scientific consultant, Parliamentary Assessment Report; co-chair, IPCC Special Report Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs, on Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry; Inquiry into Cloning (1999–); member, adviser, BP Amoco, regarding auditing of Biotechnology Consultative Group (BIOCOG), Greenhouse Gas Emissions within the company Department of Industry, Science Resources, and invited speaker at business meetings and Australia (1999– ); deputy director, Pest Animal conferences; adviser, Environment Australia in Control CRC (1999–); member, Board, Greenhouse relation to aspects of Global Change and Accounting CRC (1999–); Honorary Research preparation of the National Greenhouse Gas Fellow, CSIRO Wildlife and Ecology, Gungahlin; Inventory. member, Asia and Pacific Regional Panel for ROXBURGH, S H, collaborator, with S Sharpe, ACT Research in Reproductive Health, WHO (1998–); Wildlife Research and Monitoring, Environment member, Council, Center for Research Resources, ACT, Canberra, assessing habitat value and National Institutes for Health, Washington landscape ecology in the ACT’s remnant native (1995–); member, Council, Australian Society for vegetation [joint supervision of summer scholar Reproductive Biology (1999–). projects]. Ecosystem Dynamics SLATYER, R O, chair, Expert Panel on World BALL, M C, member, Boboyan Pine Plantation Heritage values in forest ecosystems; chair, ANU Working Group, helped devise plans for re- Centre for Visiting UNESCO Fellows (chair); chair, establishment of native vegetation following Tropical Rainforest Ecology and Management CRC, removal of the pine forest from Namadgi National James Cook University, Cairns; chair, Fenner Park. Conferences on the Environment, Australian Academy of Science; committee member, National GITAY, H, chair and coordinator, Impacts and Committee on the Environment, Australian Adaptation section, Australian Greenhouse Office, Academy of Science. Environment Australia — Advancing Greenhouse Science Strategy & Business; consultant, Electron Microscopy Unit Australian Greenhouse Office, Environment The ELECTRON MICROSCOPY UNIT facilities were Australia. Government Review of landuse and used by the Australian Geophysical Survey forestry; consultant, ANUTECH. Environmental Organisation, Australian Federal Police Forensic Impact Assessment for integrated forestry; Services, Royal Australian Mint, and CSIRO member, DFAT, Stakeholder Consultation Group Division of Plant Industry. Through ANUTECH, we on the Biosafety Protocol negotiations; senior have a consultancy with Robson Laboratories for adviser, World Resources Institute — 2000 OHS-related testing of airborne fibres. Report, WRI, Washington DC; member, Steering Committee, Millenium Ecosystem Assessment, Environmental Biology UNEP/World Bank/FAO/WRI; coordinator and lead FARQUHAR, G D, lead author, Intergovernmental author, Chapter 5 — Ecosystems and their Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), Third Assessment Services, Third Assessment Report of the WGII:

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Report; convening lead author, IPCC Special Division Conference, 11th RACI Convention, Report on Land Use, Land Use Change and Canberra, 2000; member, Advisory Board, Special Forestry; member, Greenhouse Science Advisory Center for Green Chemistry, Monash University; Committee (GSAC), the Reference Group for assessor, ARC grant applications. Greenhouse Challenge Sinks Workbook and the BENNETT, Prof M A, Australian representative, High Level Steering Committee for the National IUPAC Commission on Nomenclature of Inorganic Carbon Accounting System (Australian Green- Chemistry; ACT representative, Committee of the house Office). Australian Association of Alexander von Humboldt Molecular Genetics and Evolution Fellows; member, Asia Exchange and Postdoctoral Sub-committee, Australian Academy of Science; GIBBS, A J, consultant, with Australian member, International Advisory Board, Dictionary Quarantine Inspection Service, review of clonally of Organometallic Compounds and Dictionary of propagated grasses; consultant,with Agriculture Inorganic Compounds; International Editorial Fisheries and Forestry Australia, Nepovirus Associate, Inorganic Syntheses; member, Editorial diagnosis; consultant, with Dr Jane Moran, Board, Inorganic Chemistry; assessor, ARC grant Agriculture Victoria and colleagues in all other applications. State Departments of Agriculture, viruses of the Apiaceae. CHRISTY, Dr A G, associate editor, Mineralogical Magazine. Molecular Plant Physiology COLLINS, Dr M A, member, Organising Committee, ANDREWS, T J, held discussions with CSIRO Physical Chemistry Division Symposium, 11th Telecommunications and Industrial Physics on RACI Convention, Canberra, 2000; assessor, ARC topic of artificial photosynthesis. grant applications.

Photobioenergetics DIXON, Dr N E, Visiting Lecturer, School of Chemistry, University of Sydney. OSMOND, C B, gained SPIRT Grant Support with Southcorp, Clonakilla, Brindabella Hills, and EASTON, Dr C J, member, Policy Committee, Stringybark Hills wineries. ($5000 pa for 3 years, Federation of Australian Scientific and Tech- beginning March 1999). nological Societies (FASTS); member, Committee of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute, Visual Sciences Division of Organic Chemistry; member, Steering and Planning Committee, Cooperative Research MADDESS, T, organiser, seminars for Australian Centre for Sustainable Chemical Manufacturing Venture Capitalists at ANUTECH and RSBS. and Bioprocessing; member, Advisory Board, Key MORGAN, I G, member, ACT Government’s Centre for Teaching and Research in Chiral Hangzhou Environment Industry and Education Molecular Technologies, Deakin University; Delegation to Hangzhou, China in March. member, Organising Committee, 11th RACI Convention, Canberra, 2000; member, Organising Chemistry, Research School of Committee, Organic Chemistry Division Conference, 11th RACI Convention, Canberra, BANWELL, Prof M G, consultant, Fine Chemicals 2000; member, Referee Panel, Journal of the Program of CSIRO Molecular Science, Melbourne; Chemical Society, Chemical Communications; consultant, Genencor International Inc, Palo Alto; member, Editorial Board, ARKIVOC; member, member, Editorial Board, Australian Journal of Editorial Board, Chemistry in Australia. Chemistry; member, Honorary Advisory Board, Synlett; member, International Advisory Editorial EVANS, Prof D J, Permanent Visiting Scientist, Board, New Journal of Chemistry; member, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Editorial Boards, Green Chemistry; Indian Journal Department of Commerce, USA; member, Sectional of Chemistry (Section B); associate editor, Journal Committee 3, Australian Academy of Science; of the Chemistry Society, Perkin Transactions 1; member, Technical Review Group, Australian member, Executive, Division of Organic Chemistry, Partnership for Advanced Computing (APAC); RACI; member, Organising Committee, Organic Session chair and invited speaker, 3rd Tohwa

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University International Meeting on Statistical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies, Honolulu, Physics, Fukuoka, Japan, 1999; member, Scientific USA, 2000; member, Editorial Advisory Boards, Committee, 2nd Pacific Basin Conference on Australian Journal of Chemistry; European Mass Adsorption Science and Technology, Brisbane, Spectrometry; International Journal of Mass 2000; member, Faculty Promotion Committee Spectrometry and Ion Processes; International (Associate Professor), University of Sydney; Journal of Quantum Chemistry; Journal of the member, Editorial Advisory Board, Chemical Chemical Society, Perkin Transactions 2; Journal Physics; member, Editorial Board, Molecular of Computational Chemistry; Journal of Molecular Simulation; assessor, ARC grant applications Structure: Theochem; Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry; assessor, ARC grant applications. HEATH, Dr G A, Honorary Fellow, Australian War Memorial; member, Raman Microscope Steering REYNOLDS, Dr P A, member, Instrument Committee, University of Canberra; assessor, ARC Scheduling Panel “Excitations” ISIS Spallation grant applications. Source, Rutherford–Appleton Laboratory, UK; KENIRY, Dr M, assessor, ARC grant applications. member, Organising Committee, Joint ANU–AINSE Symposium on Small Angle Scattering and KRAUSZ, Dr E R, chair, Physical Chemistry Division, Reflectometry. 11th RACI Convention, Canberra, 2000; assessor, RICKARDS, Prof R W, member, Europe Exchange ARC grant applications. Committee, Australian Academy of Science; MACLEOD, Dr J K, secretary, International Mass member representing Australian Academy of Spectrometry Society; member, Organising Science, Council, and member of Executive Committee, Organic Division Conference, 11th Committee of Council, National Science Summer RACI Convention, Canberra, 2000; assessor, School; member, Review Panel, Department of National Association of Testing Authorities; Chemistry, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, Program chair, 17th ANZSMS Conference, Thredbo, NZ; consultant, Commonwealth Government Drugs 1999; assessor, ARC grant applications. of Dependence Regulations; member, Editorial MANDER, Prof L N, chair, Sectional Committee 3, Board, Journal of Antibiotics; assessor, ARC grant Australian Academy of Science; member, applications. International Advisory Boards, Dictionary of SEVICK, Dr E M, assessor, ARC grant applications. Organic Compounds; Journal of the Chemical Society, Perkin Transactions 1; Natural Product WELBERRY, Dr T R, Vice-President, Society of Reports; Synthesis; Synlett; Heterocyclics; member, Crystallographers in Australia (SCA); assessor, ARC Board of Consulting Editors, Tetrahedron. grant applications. WENGER, Dr E, co-editor, Special Issue of Journal OLLIS, Dr D L, member, North American of Organometallic Chemistry; member, Organising Fellowships Committee, Australian Academy of Committee, 11th RACI Convention, 2000; Science; assessor, NH&MRC and ARC grant organiser, Bennett Symposium and Inorganic applications. Division Program, 11th RACIC Convention, RAE, Prof A D, member, Organising Committee, Canberra, 2000. Crystal XXI, Twenty First Meeting Society of WHITE, Prof J W, Science Policy secretary, Crystallographers in Australia, 2000. Australian Academy of Science; and member, RADOM, Prof L, Vice-President, World Association Council, Australian Academy of Science; chair, of Theoretically Oriented Chemists; member, National Committee for Crystallography International Advisory Committee, 5th World (Australian Academy of Science); chair, Neutron Congress of Theoretically Oriented Chemists, Scattering Commission (International Union of London, England, 1999; member, International Crystallography); chair, Australian Synchrotron Advisory Committee, 15th IUPAC Conference on Research Program (ASRP) Strategy Committee; Physical Organic Chemistry, Göteborg, Sweden, chair, Scholarships Committee, Oxford Australia 2000; co-organiser, Symposium on Computational Fund; and member, Steering Committee, Oxford Quantum Chemistry: Theoretical and Experimental Australia Fund; Vice-President, Australian Neutron Perspectives, 2000 International Chemical Beam Users Committee; President Elect, Royal

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Australian Chemical Institute; member, ASRP cover” theme; member, Canadian Institute for Policy and Review Board; member, Council of the Advanced Research (CIAR). Asian Crystallographic Association; member, CAMPBELL, Dr I H, member, Commission for Board of Governors, Consortium for Advanced Igneous and Metamorphic Petrogenesis, a Radiation Sources, CARS, University of Chicago; subcommission of the International Union of member, ISIS International Scientific Advisory Geological Sciences; Councillor, International Committee (SERC) and Neutron Advisory Panel, Mineralogical Association. Rutherford–Appleton Laboratory, UK; member, ISIS Scheduling Panel, Rutherford–Appleton CHAPPELL, Prof J, research into the environmental Laboratory, UK; member, Beam Facilities prehistory of north Arnhem Land with members Consultative Group, Australian Nuclear Science of the Northern Land Council Darwin, with and Technology Organisation; member, Neutron Traditional Owner groups. Scattering Specialist Committee, Australian COX, Prof S F, member, Australian Research Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering; Council’s Research Training and Careers (Fellow- member, University of Sydney School of Chemistry ships) Committee; Australian representative, Advisory Committee; member, Australian Academy International Association of Structural and of Science/Royal Society Exchange Program Tectonic Geologists. Committee; member, CSIRO, Chemicals and Plastics Sector Advisory Committee; member, GAGAN, Dr M, member, new Ocean Drilling International Review Committee, KEK-JAERI, Program (ODP) “Scientific Drilling of Shallow- Japan; member, Program Committee XVIII Water Systems” Planning Group; member, International Union of Crystallography Congress International Geosphere-Biosphere Program and and General Assembly; member, Editorial Boards, World Climate Research Program (PAGES-CLIVAR) Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics; Advances in Joint Working Group. Physics; Journal of Materials Chemistry; Current HUGHES, Dr G O, co-inventor with S B Dalziel Opinion in Solid State and Materials Science; and B R Sutherland on a Provision Patent assessor, ARC grant applications. Application “Digital Schlieren” filed in the USA. WILD, Dr S B, consulting editor, Tetrahedron: GREEN, Prof D H, member, Board of Management Asymmetry, member, Editorial Advisory Board, of the Australian National Seismic Imaging Main Group Chemistry; member, Organising Resource (ANSIR); chair, Greenhouse Science Committee, Inorganic Division Program, 11th Advisory Committee, Department of the RACI Convention, 2000; assessor, ARC grant Environment; External Examiner, Department of applications. Earth Science, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman; WITHERS, Dr R L, member, Organising Committee, member, Cambridge Commonwealth Trust. Crystal XXI, the Twenty First Meeting of the KENNETT, Prof B L N, deputy director, Australian Society of Crystallographers in Australia, 2000; National Seismic Imaging Resource (ANSIR), a member, Program Committee, micrOZcopy 2000, Major National Research Facility operated as a Sixteenth Australian Conference on Electron joint venture by the Australian Geological Survey Microscopy, 2000, consultant, Electron Diffraction Organisation and ANU; portable instrument Commission of the International Union of facility of ANSIR is housed at RSES and equipment Crystallography; member, Aperiodic Commission is available via a competitive proposal scheme; of the International Union of Crystallography; in 1999 instrumentation provided to Monash assessor, ARC grant applications. University for broadband studies in Victoria; a consortium of CSIRO Exploration and Mining and Earth Science, Research School of BHP Coal for studies of seismicity in the Appin Coal Field, NSW; RSES for the Quoll experiment BRAUN Dr J, member IASPEI Commission on in southeastern Australia; The Institute of Geodynamics and Tectonophysics; member, Geological and Nuclear Sciences, New Zealand in National Committee for Solid Earth Sciences; association with RSES for work in the Associate, Cooperative Research Centre for Transantarctic mountains; president, Inter- Landscape Evolution and Mineral Exploration national Association for Seismology and the (CRCLEME) in the “Exploration in areas of basin 31 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999

Physics of the Earth’s Interior (IASPEI); member, Information Sciences and Engineering, external Review Committee, Departments of Earth Research School of and Planetary Sciences, University of Tokyo; member, National Committee on Solid Earth Computer Sciences Laboratory Sciences; chair, Subcommittee on Seismology and BARTLETT, Dr P, member, Steering Committee, Physics of the Earth’s Interior; deputy chair, Annual Conference on Computational Learning International Committee of the Academy; chair, Theory. Academy Committees for Postdoctoral BAXTER, Dr J, guest editor, Special issue of Opportunities in Japan and exchange Machine Learning Journal (December 1999). arrangements with NE Asia (China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan); represented the Academy of Sciences GORÉ, Dr R, representative for ACT, Judging Panel on the National Committee for support of of Australian Computer Science Society’s International Conferences in Australia; continuing Distinguished Dissertation Award. support to the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban HEGLAND, Dr M, committee member, Comput- Treaty Organisation in Vienna. ational Mathematics Interest Group, Australian/ LAMBECK, Prof K, chair, Antarctic Science Advisory New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics Committee, Department of the Environment; Society; member, Editorial Board, SIAM Journal member, Technical Advisory Group South Pacific of ScientificComputing; member, Organisation Sea Level and Climate Monitoring Project, Committee and Workshop Organiser, Comput- Australian Agency for International Development, ational Techniques and Applications Conference Department of Foreign Affairs; member, Geodesy 1999; Session Organiser, Annual Conference of Reference Group, Australian Surveying and Land Australian/New Zealand Society for Industrial and Information Group, Department of Administrative Applied Mathematics. Services; member, Australia Prize Committee; LLOYD, Prof J, editorial adviser, Journal of Logic secretary, Physical Sciences (till October); Vice Programming; member, Editorial Board, New President and Foreign Secretary, Australian Generation Computing; member, Editorial Board, Academy of Science; member Australian Academy Addison-Wesley International Series in Logic of Science Council; member, SPINOZA Commission Programming; member, Editorial Board, Journal of the Netherlands Organisation for Research; of Functional and Logic Programming; member, member, Canadian Institute for Advanced Editorial Board, The Computer Journal; Vice- Research; a lead author of the Intergovernmental President (Pacific Rim), International Federation Panel on Climate Change; chair, Committee of for Computational Logic; member, Engineering the International Union of Geodesy and and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), Geophysics to Study the Earth’s Deep Interior Information Technology and Computing College, (SEDI). UK. LILLEY, Dr F E M, member, Geomagnetism and MILLAR, Dr B, president, Australian Speech Aeronomy Subcommittee. Science and Technology Association (ASSTA) Inc; O’NEILL, Dr H StC, member, IASPEI/IAVCEI Inter- chair, National Spoken Language Database Association Commission on Physical and Chemical Committee, ASSTA Inc; member, Editorial Board, Properties of Materials of the Earth’s Interior. Speech Communication; member, Advisory Board, International Speech Communication Association; PILLANS, Dr B, leader, dating project in CRCLEME, member, Permanent Council, International and primarily responsible for dating regolith Congress of Phonetic Sciences; secretary, materials by paleomagnetic techniques. Permanent Council, International Conference on WEBB, Dr S L, secretary, IASPEI-IAVCEI Spoken Language Processing; member, Advisory Commission on Physical and Chemical Properties Committee, International Congress of Phonetic of Materials of the Earth’s Interior. Sciences (ICPhS–99); member, International Advisory Board, IEEE Region 10 Conference (TENCON–99); member, Advisory Committee, International Conference on Speech Processing

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(ICSP–99); member, Coordinating Committee for Decision and Control, Sydney December 2000; Speech Databases and Assessment (COCOSDA); corresponding member, Institution of Engineers, convener, Corpora and Labelling Working Group, Australia. Coordinating Committee for Speech Databases MOORE, J B, Academy of Science Fellow and Assessment (COCOSDA); member, Board of Appointment Committee. the Summer Institute of Linguistics Australia; chair, School Committee of Board of the Summer ZELINSKY, A, member, Editorial Board, Inter- Institute of Linguistics Australia; member, national Journal of Robotics Research; member, Scientific Committee, Workshop on Speech and International Affairs Committee, IEEE Robotics Computer (SPECOM–99); member, Scientific and Automation Society (1997–1999); member, Committee, International Conference on Organising Committee, ROBOCUP: The World Cup Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC–2000); Robot Soccer Challenge (1997–2000); member, member, International Advisory Committee, Organising Committee, International Conference International Conference on Spoken Language on Field and Service robotics (1997–2000); Processing (ICSLP–2000). member, Program Committee, Distributed Autonomous Robotic systems Conference; ROBERTS, Dr S, treasurer, Computational member, Program Committee, IARP International Techniques and Applications Conference 1999; Workshop on Humanoid and human-Friendly treasurer, Computational Interest Group, Robots; member, Program Committee IEEE–RSJ Australian/New Zealand Society for Industrial and International Conference on Intelligent Robots Applied Mathematics (ANZIAM). and Systems; member, Program Committee, SLANEY, Dr J, president, International International Symposium on Robotics; member, Conferences on Automated Deduction Inc; Service Robots Committee, IEEE Robotics and Program Committee member and co-organiser, Automatin Society (1997–1999); President, Third Australian Commonsense Reasoning Australian Robotics and Automation Association. Workshop 1999. Telecommunications Engineering Systems Engineering KENNEDY, Dr R, associate editor, IEEE Transactions ANDERSON, Prof B, president, Australian Academy on Communications, Data Communications in the of Science; adviser, International Federation of Area of Modulation and Signal Design; member, Automatic Control; Advisory Committee, Centre Editorial Board, Wiley Journal of Adaptive Control for Integrated Dynamics and Control; director, and Signal Processing. ANUTech Pty Ltd; director, CRASys Pty Ltd (until August 1999); director, Cochlear Ltd; member, Medical Research, The John Curtin School of Editorial Boards, Applied and Computational Control, Signals, and Circuits; Journal of Immunology and Cell Biology, Division of Multidimensional Systems and Signal Processing; ADA, Prof G L, chair, Vaccine Working Group, Optimal Control Applications and Methods; National Centre in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical International Journal of Adaptive Control and Research, Sydney; member, Australian Influenza Signal Processing; International Journal of Robust Vaccine Committee; referee for the Wellcome and Nonlinear Control; and IEEE Control Systems Trust, UK, John Hopkins School of Hygiene and Society, “Major Impact Papers” Volume; member, Public Health, USA, and for the Health Research Asian Control Professors Association; member, Council of New Zealand. Australia Prize Advisory Committee; member, Prime Minister’s Science, Engineering and BLANDEN, Prof R V, member, Editorial Boards, Innovation Council; member, Steering Committee, Immunology and Cell Biology and Asia-Pacific Innovations Summit; member, Scientific Review Journal of Biotechnology; chair, Research Advisory Group, Pangea Resources Australia Pty Ltd. Committee, National Centre in HIV Virology Research; member, Immunology Disciplines panel BITMEAD, R R, Council member, (1996–2002) of the NH & MRC; ANU representative, Board, CRC International Federation of Automatic Control; for Pest Animal Control. general chair, The 39th IEEE Conference on

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CLARK, Dr I A, Federal secretary, National Council, National Heart Foundation of Australia, Association of NHMRC Research Fellows; member, Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria, International NHMRC Grantnet Users Representitive Group; Science Foundation, Merch Sharp and Dohme. member, NHMRC Grantnet Management BAKER, Dr R, assessed grants ARC, NHMRC, Royal Committee; member, Editorial Boards of Society of New Zealand, Leo and Jenny Experimental Parasitology and International Foundation, Ramaciotti Foundation, Anti-Cancer Journal for Parasitology, referee, Lancet, Journal Council of South Australia; reviewed manuscripts, of Immunology, Infection and Immunity, Current Genetics, Biochemistry and Molecular Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Biology International, Biochimicaet Biophys Acta; Medicine and Hygiene, Parasitology, International supervises students, Work Experience Program Journal for Parasitology, Journal of Infectious from Canberra College and CSIRO Student Scheme. Disease, and Parasitology Today; reviewed grant applications for NH & MRC, ARC, National Heart BOARD, Dr P G, grants assessor, ARC, NH&MRC, Foundation, World Health Organization, the The New Zealand Foundation for Research, Science University of Queensland, the Bi-national Science and Technology; reviewed manuscripts,Thrombosis Foundation, and the Canadian MRC. and Haemostasis, Gastroenterology, Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology; Editorial COOPER, Dr P, Public Officer, Australian Cancer Advisor; Biochemical Journal; examined PhD Society and the Clinical Oncological Society of theses,University of Melbourne, The University Australia; consultant, ANUTECH. of Queensland and Flinders University. HAPEL, Dr A J, member, local organising EASTEAL, Dr S, editor, Molecular Biology and committee, Year 2000 Sixth International Evolution; assoc editor, Molecular Biology and Conference on Dendritic Cells, Port Douglas, QLD. Evolution, The Journal of Molecular Evolution; PARISH, Prof C, editor-in-chief, Immunology and member, Advisory Committee of the NH&MRC Cell Biology; served on the Medical Research Social Psychiatry Research Unit. Advisory Committee, Australian Cancer Research GOODNOW, Prof C C, member, Editorial Boards of Foundation. The Journal of Experimental Medicine, RAMSHAW, Prof I A, member, Australian Drug Immunological Reviews, Current Biology, and Evaluation Sub-Committee, ACT Science and Genome Biology; NH&MRC steering committee, Technology Council and Scientific Advisory Panel, Medical Genome Research Initiative; ARC Westmead Institute for Cancer; Research Editorial Strategic Planning Workshop on Genomics and Board member, Viral Immunology and Microbes Gene Technologies; Scientific Advisory Boards, and Infection. Australian Genome Research Facility and of WILLENBORG, Dr D O, member, International Illumina, Inc; Appointments and Promotions Advisory Board, International Society of Committee of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute; Neuroimmunology; Editorial Board member, reviews manuscripts, Nature, Cell, Science, Journal of Neuroimmunology; Board member, ACT Immunity, Current Biology, Journal of Experimental Multiple Sclerosis Society. Medicine, Journal of Immunology, Immunology and Cell Biology. Molecular Medicine, Division of McCULLAGH, president, National Brain Injury ARDLIE, Dr N G, Clinical Assoc Prof at the Foundation; member, Australian Health Ethics University of Sydney; member, Elective Term Committee; reappointed, Australian Health Ethics Committee and Haematology Block Committee, Committee; member, working group advising Canberra Clinical School; Funds Advisory Minister for Health on Scientific, Ethical and Committee, Canberra Region Medical Foundation Regulatory Considerations Relevant to Cloning of Limited; Australian Steering Committee for Human Beings; member, working group revising tracking medical pedigrees with heterozygous the NHMRC Statement on Ethical Conduct in familial hypercholesterolemia; Oncology Executive Research Involving Humans; honorary medical Group, The Canberra Hospital; referee, adviser, Vietnam Veterans Association of Athersclerosis, Pathology, Thrombosis Research

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Australia, Legacy, Returned and Services League NH&MRC and ARC; reviewer, Science, J. of Australia. Neurophysiology, J. Physiology and J. Neuroscience. SIMEONOVIC, Dr C J, grant assessor, NH&MRC; member, Editorial Board, Cell Transplantation; Local Organising Committee, International Physical Sciences and Engineering, Research Congress, Pancreas and Islet Transplant School of Association, Sydney; co-organiser, Postgraduate During 1999 more than 20 members of the Course in Immunology (sponsored by the academic staff of RSPhysSE served as reviewers Transplantation Society of Australia and New and referees for the Australian Research Council, Zealand), Canberra. AINSE and the Australian Academy of Sciences. International review commitments are listed Neuroscience, Division of individually below. BEKKERS, Dr J M, member, council for the Australian Neuroscience Society; consultant for Applied Mathematics Axon Instruments Inc, Foster City, California, USA. CHRISTENSON, Dr H K, regional editor, Australia/ CURTIS, Prof D R, member, Faulding Florey Medal New Zealand, Journal of Dispersion Science and Award Committee; member, Panel of Advisers, Technology; Board member, Multiple Sclerosis National Institute of Forensic Science Australia. Society of the ACT. HENDRY, Prof I A, science adviser, Wenkart MARCELJA, Prof S, teacher, Statistical Thermo- Foundation board; member, John James Memorial dynamics Course, Göteborgs Universitet. Ethics Committee; member, editorial boards, NINHAM, Prof B W, member, UNESCO World Journal of Neuroscience Research and International Commission on Ethics of Scientific Knowledge and Journal of Developmental Neuroscience; assessor Technology; organiser, New International for National Health and Medical Research Council; Scandinavian Research Institute in Basic Science Australian Research Council; Medical Research planned to form in Malmo, Sweden; joint Council (NZ); National Science Foundation (USA). supervision of a number of students and post HILL, Dr C E, member, NHMRC Regional Grant docs, especially in Sweden, France, Italy. Interviewing Committee, Brisbane; member, STEWART, Dr A M, vice president (Academic) and NHMRC Training Awards Committee; ACT treasurer, ANU Branch National Tertiary Education representative for Australian and New Zealand Union. Microcirculation Society. Atomic and Molecular Physics Laboratories REDMAN, Prof S J, member, Editorial Boards, Journal of Neurophysiology, Synapse, Neuroscience, BUCKMAN, Prof S J, member, General Committee, Journal of Neuroscience Methods, Neuroreport, International Conference on the Physics of Trends in Neuroscience, Journal of Computational Electronic and Atomic Collisions (ICPEAC) 1997– Neuroscience, European Journal of Neuroscience, 2001; member, Organising Committee, 11th Journal of Clinical Neuroscience and Clinical & Gaseous Electronics Meeting, Armidale; member, Experimental Pharmacology & Physiology; member, Scientific Committee, 19th International interviewing committee, New Zealand Health Symposium on Electron–Molecule Collisions and Research Council; assessor, Australian Research Swarms, Japan, Grant Proposal Referee, National Council, National Health and Medical Research Science Foundation, USA. Council, National Science Foundation, Ramaciotti CARVER, Prof J H, co-convener, Comparative Foundation and Wellcome Trust; member, Council, Planetary Atmospheres Symposium, Joint Australian Academy of Science; member, Scientific Assemblies, International Association of Advisory Committee, Prince of Wales Medical Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences. Research Institute. CHADDERTON, Prof L T, founding editor, WALMSLEY, Dr B, Committee member, NH&MRC International Journal of Radiation Effects and Regional Grants Interviewing Committee, Defects in Solids (formerly Radiation Effects); Brisbane, Queensland; Project Grant assessor for member, Editorial Advisory Board, Nuclear Tracks

35 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 and Radiation Measurement; member, Editorial WOOLF, Dr L A, chair, Credit Union of Canberra; Advisory Board, International Materials Science member, Ministerial Consultative Committee on Forum; member, Steering Committee, Bilateral Non-government Schooling. Science & Technology Agreement, Mexico and the Federal Government of Australia; member, United Electronic Materials Engineering Nations Committee on Photovoltaic Applications ELLIMAN, Dr R G, chair, ACT Branch, Australian in Less-Developed Countries, UN Centre for Institute of Physics; member, International Science & Technology for Development; member, Committee, Ion Beam Modification of Materials International Committee, Biennial Conference Conference Series; member, International Series on Radiation Effects in Insulators; member, Committee, Ion Beam Analysis Conference Series; International Committee, Biennial Conference member, AINSE Accelerator Science Specialist Series on Particle Tracks in Solids. Committee; member, AINSE Environmental CROMPTON, Prof R W, chair, ACT Chapter, Science Specialist Committee; member, Governing Australian Fulbright Association, member, Council, Electronic Materials Division, Inter- Editorial Advisory Board, Physics of Atoms and national Union of Vacuum Science Techniques and Molecules; member, International Advisory Board, Applications; member, Program Committee and International Conference on Atomic and Molecular Organising Committee, 11th Australian Data; chair of Board, Rio Tinto National Youth Conference on Nuclear Techniques of Analysis, Science Forum. Sydney, Australia; member, Program Committee and Organising Committee, 5th Vacuum Society ELFORD, Dr M T, member, Editorial Board, of Australia Congress, Sydney, Australia; member, Australian Journal of Physics. Program Committee, MicrOZcopy 2000 conference, LEWIS, Dr B R, member, International Advisory Canberra, Australia, 2000; member, Program Board, International Conferences on Vacuum Committee, 12th International Conference on Ion Ultraviolet Radiation Physics; associate editor, Beam Modification of Materials, Porto Alegre, Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Brazil, 2000; member, International Editorial Transfer. Board, Nuclear Instruments and Methods B, North Holland Press, Amsterdam; consultant, Pacific LOWER, Dr J C A, joint organiser, Humboldt99, Solar Pty Ltd. the biennial meeting of the Australian Association of von Humboldt Fellows, September, Canberra, FLETCHER, Prof N H, editor-in-chief, Acoustics ACT; treasurer, ACT Branch, Australian Institute Australia; member, Australian Library Collections of Physics. Task Force (National Library of Australia and the National Scholarly Communications Forum); WEIGOLD, Prof E, chair, Editorial Board, Australian Official Visitor, Co-operative Research Centre for Journal of Physics (until May); member, Board, Molecular Engineering and Technology; member, Australian Photonics CRC; chair, National Stage I Review, Co-operative Research Centre for Committee for Physics, Australian Academy of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean; member, Science; member, International Scientific Editorial Board, Journal of Sound and Vibration; Committee, Symposium on Atomic Physics, Hanoi; member, Editorial Board, Applied Acoustics; member, International Scientific Committee, member, International Scientific Committee, 7th Many-Particle Spectroscopy of Atoms and International Conference on Sound and Vibration Molecules, Halle, Germany 2000; member, International Scientific Committee, Sagamore 13, JAGADISH, Prof C, past-chair, IEEE Australian Stare Jablonski, Poland 2000; chair, Selection Capital Territory Section; chair, IEEE Australian Committee, AIP Boas Medal; member, University Chapter of Electron Devices Society (EDS) and of New England Grants Committee; member, Lasers and Electro-Optics Society (LEOS); chair, Nominating Committee, American Physical Society IEEE Optoelectronic Devices Technical Committee, Few-Body Topical Group; Australian Rep- Electron Devices Society; member, IEEE EDS resentative, General Assembly, International Publications Committee; member, International Union of Pure and Applied Physics. Advisory Committee, 11th International Semiconducting and Insulating Materials Conference, Canberra, 2000; General chair, 11th

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International Semiconducting and Insulating WILLIAMS, Prof J S, president, Australian Materials Conference, Canberra, 2000; member, Materials Research Society; member, International International Advisory Committee, COBRA, Inter- Advisory Committee, International Conference university Research Institute, Eindhoven Series on Ion Beam Analysis; member, Inter- University of Technology, The Netherlands; national Advisory Committee, International member, IEEE Compound Semiconductor Conference on Ion Implantation Technology; Integrated Circuits Technical Committee, Electron member, Executive Committee, International Devices Society; member, Administrative Union of Materials Research Society; member, Committee, IEEE Electron Devices Society, USA, Editorial Board, Radiation Effects and Defects in 1999–2001; member, IEEE Compound Semi- Solids; member, Public Affairs Committee, conductor Integrated Circuits Technical Materials Research Society, Pittsburg, USA; Committee of The Electron Devices Society; chair, member, Advisory Board, Applied Physics Reviews; IEEE Workshop on Semiconductor Optoelectronics, External Member of Advisory Board, Strategic Canberra; member, International Scientific Program in Functional Materials, ANSTO; Head, Committee, 3rd IMACS International Multi- Australian Delegation to China for Cooperation conference on: Circuits, Systems, Communications in Materials Development. and Computers (CSCC’99), Athens, Greece; member, Program Committee, Semiconductor Laser Physics Centre Lasers, Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics BALDWIN, Dr K G H, editor, Advances in Atom — Pacific Rim, Seoul, Korea; Reviewer, Australian and Quantum Optics, special issue Journal of Research Council, Large Grants, Fellowships, Small Optics B (Semiclassical and Quantum Optics), Grants. August; member, Technical Program Committee, PETRAVIC, Dr M, member, Program Committee, CLEO Pacific Rim; member, Technical Program MicrOZcopy 2000 Conference, Canberra, Australia, Committee, IQEC 2000; member, Technical 2000; presenter, Workshop on the Ion Microprobe Program Committee, Atom Optics and Inter- at the Science Conference. ferometry 2000; member, National Committee for Spectroscopy, Australian Academy of Science; RIDGEWAY, Dr M C, Grant Proposal Referee, member, ACT Branch Committee, Australian Foundation for Research and Development, South Institute of Physics; member, Science Policy Africa. Committee, Australian Institute of Physics; TAN, Dr H H, treasurer, IEEE ACT Section, member, Australasian Council on Quantum Newsletter editor, IEEE Australian Chapter of Electronics; chair, Australian Conference on Electron Devices Society and Lasers and Electro- Optics, Lasers and Spectroscopy Liaison Optics Society. Committee; chair, Science Policy Committee, Federation of Australian Scientific and Tech- WELHAM, Dr N, member, Editorial Board, nological Societies; organiser, ACT Australian Proceedings of the Australasian Institute of Mining Institute of Physics “Adopt-a-Physicist” Program, and Metallurgy; Committee Member, Canberra ACT Secondary Colleges. Branch Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy; Newsletter editor, Canberra Branch CHARTERS, Dr R, member, Technical Committee, Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy; 24th Australian Conference on Optical Fibre Organising Committee Member, Southern Africa– Technology. Australia Mineral Sector Synergies Symposium; LUTHER-DAVIES, Prof B, director, Canberra Press Officer, Southern Africa–Australia mineral Division, Australian Photonics Cooperative Sector Synergies Symposium; Returning Officer, Research Centre; director, Research, Australian IEEE ACT Section; Returning Officer, IEEE Photonics Cooperative Research Centre; director, Australian Chapter of Electron Devices Society Australian Photonics Pty Ltd. and Lasers and Electro-optics Society; consultant, Gold Mines of Sardinia Pty Ltd, Anaconda Nickel, MANSON, Dr N B, member, Editorial Board, Westinghouse and Sons of Gwalia. Photonics Science News. SAMOC, Dr M, member, Editorial Board, Photonics Science News; member, International Program

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Committee, 5th International Conference on Research Development (South Africa) — Frontiers of Polymers and Advanced Materials, Evaluation of Research Outputs of Principal Grant NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Polymers Holders. and Composites for Special Applications; member, HINDE, Dr D J, member, International Advisory International Advisory Board, 8th Conference Committee, Seventh International Conference on Electrical and Related Properties of Organic Solids. Nucleus–Nucleus Collisions, Strasbourg, 2000 Nuclear Physics KIBÉDI, Dr T, supervisor, student projects within BYRNE, Dr A P, member, Committee and Minutes the CSIRO Student Research Scheme. Secretary, ACT Branch of the Australian Institute OPHEL, Prof T R, ANU Representative, Australian of Physics; participant , Australian Institute of Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering Physics “Adopt-a-Physicist” Program; supervisor, (AINSE) Council; Convener, AINSE Accelerator Narrabundah College student, International Science Specialist Committee. Baccalaureate Project. STUCHBERY, Dr A E, member, Committee, and DASGUPTS, Dr M, Committee Member, ACT Branch Social Secretary, ACT Branch of the Australian of the Australian Institute of Physics; staff Institute of Physics; member, Committee, Nuclear member, Dickson College, ACT, for the “Adopt-a- and Particle Physics Group (NUPP), Australian Physicist” Program of the ACT Branch of the Institute of Physics; member, Program Committee Australian Institute of Physics and Conference chair, 18th AINSE Nuclear and FIFIELD, Dr L K, member, International Program Particle Physics Conference, Adelaide, 2000; Advisory Panel, 8th International Conference of supervisor, student projects within the CSIRO Accelerator Mass Spectrometry, University of Student Research Scheme. Vienna; ANU Representative, ACT Radiation TAYLOR, Prof S R, associate editor, Meteoritics Council. and Planetary Science; International Secretary, DRACOULIS, Prof G D, member, International Geochemical Society; member, Board of Advisers, Advisory Panel, The Nucleus; New Physics for the The Planetary Society; member, Nominations New Millennium, Faure, South Africa; member, Committee, The Meteoritical Society; organiser, International Advisory Committee, Challenges and Symposium at the Goldschmidt meeting of the Perspectives in Nuclear Structure 99, Crete; Geochemical Society, Boston. member, International Advisory Committee, Optical Sciences Centre Fission and Neutron-Rich Nuclei, St. Andrews, Scotland; member, International Advisory KIVSHAR, Prof Yu S, reviewer, Optics and Photonics Committee Nuclear Structure 2000 NSCL, News. Michigan, USA, 2000; member, International LOVE, Prof J D, Director, Siemens Science and Advisory Committee Luderitz 2000 — Funda- Engineering Experience. mental and Applied Aspects in Modern Physics, Luderitzbuch, Namibia, 2000; member, 18th Plasma Research Laboratory AINSE Nuclear and Particle Physics Program BORG, Dr G G, editor, Czech Journal of Physics. Committee, (in association with the AIP Congress), Adelaide, 2000; member, North BOSWELL, Prof R W, member, International America Committee, Australian Academy of Organising Committee of ISPC 15, 2000; Vice- Science, International Program of Scientific Visits; President, member, Committee for the Gaseous ANU Representative, Engineering and Physical Electronics Meeting; Vice-President, Vacuum Sciences Research Council (UK), ANU–EPSRC Society of Australia; lecturer, short course (eight Agreement: beam time allocation; referee, hours) of plasma physics to Honours physics class, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research University of Marseilles. Council (UK), Senior Research Fellowship Scheme; HARRIS, Prof J H, member, Stellarator Physics Expert Referee, Engineering and Physical Sciences Advisory Committee, Princeton Plasma Physics Research Council (UK), Research Grants; Nuclear Laboratory, Princeton, USA; member, Plasma Physics Programme; Evaluator, Foundation for Specialist Committee, AINSE.

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HOWARD, Dr J, member, Plasma Specialist (C20); member, Organising Committee, Committee, AINSE; lecturer, 4th Year Electrical Conference on Computational Physics, CCP2000, Engineering, Electronic Engineering Case Studies, 2000; member, Organising Committee, Conference University of Canberra. on Computational Techniques and Applications CTAC99, ANU; convener, Workshop on Scientific SHATS, Dr M G, member, Program Committee, Visualisation and Virtual Environments (in International Workshop, Role of Electric Fields conjunction with the CTAC99 conference), ANU. in Plasma Confinement and Exhaust, Prague. GULACSI, Dr M, Deputy Director General, Theoretical Physics International Biographical Center; co-convener, BAXTER, Prof R J, member, Editorial Board, Journal ANU CTP Summer School on Quantum and Classical of Geometric and Functional Analysis; member, Chaos, ANU. Editorial Board, Journal of Statistical Physics; KUKN, Dr S Yu, co-convener, ANU CTP Summer member, Advisory Board, Physica A; member, School on Quantum and Classical Chaos, ANU. Editorial Committee, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, Series A; member, Editorial ROBSON, Dr B A, member, Organising Committee, Board, Annals of Combinatorics; member, Editorial 18th AINSE Nuclear and Particle Physics Board, Theoretical Physics and Related Conference, Adelaide, SA, 2000. Mathematics. SCOTT, Dr S, member, Editorial Board, Classical DAS, Dr M P, member, Editorial Board, Condensed and Quantum Gravity; member, Canberra Branch Matter and Materials; member, International of AIP Committee; treasurer, Australasian Society Advisory Committee, International Workshop on for General Relativity and Gravitation; member, Superconductivity, Magneto-Resistive Materials Advisory Committee, 4th Gravitational Wave Data and Strongly Correlated Quantum Systems, Hanoi, Analysis Workshop, Rome; member, International Vietnam; member, Program Committee, 22nd Coordinating Committee for the 9th Marcel International Workshop on Condensed Matter Grossman Meeting, Rome, 2000; member, Theories, Ithaca, Greece; co-convener, Gordon Scientific Organising Committee for the 16th Godfrey Research Workshop on Condensed Matter International Conference on General Relativity Physics, University of New South Wales; co- and Gravitation to be held in Durban 2001; convener, Physics Summer School on Bose- member, World Network Collaborative Data Einstein Condensation, 2000, ANU Centre for Analysis Group. Theoretical Physics. Social Sciences, Research School of DEWAR, Prof R L, member, International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP), Commission Democratic Institutions, Centre for on Plasma Physics (C16); member, Editorial Board, Australian Journal of Physics; chair, Sectional BESSELL, S, facilitator, workshop on resolving Committee 2, Australian Academy of Science ; ongoing conflict in Sri Lanka, Seventh Sri Lanka member, Frederick White Prize Selection Studies Conference. Committee, Australian Academy of Science; Demography Program Committee Member, Australian Institute of Physics, ACT Branch; associate editor, The HULL, Dr T H, consultant, economic crisis and Physicist; member, International Advisory reproductive health in Indonesia, Population Committee, International Congress on Plasma Council, Jakarta; honorary consultant, English Physics member, Program Committee for translation of book on Indonesian Women’s ICPP2000; chair, Local Organising Committee for Movement, Ford Foundation. ICPP2002; organiser, International Conference on JONES, Prof G W, honorary treasurer and member, High Performance Computing and Advanced executive committee, Academy of the Social Visualisation in Plasma Physics Research, Sciences in Australia; project director, AusAID- Magnetic Island, QLD. funded Eastern Indonesia Project; consultant: GARDNER, Dr H J, Australian representative on impact of the economic crisis on educational IUPAP Commission on Computational Physics enrolments; contribution of the social safety net

39 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 program, Social Monitoring and Early Response University, Rotterdam; Law and Philosophy Unit (under the auspices of World Bank, Jakarta). Center, Columbia University, New York; McDonnell project in philosophy and the neurosciences KHOO, Dr S, member, advisory committee, (metaphysics/philosophy of mind) Simon Fraser Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Australia, University, Vancouver; member, steering group, Department of Immigration and Multicultural project on ethics and cloning, Australian Academy Affairs. of Science; joint working group, national code LUCAS, Dr D, board and committee member, of ethical conduct in research involving humans, Australian Reproductive Health Alliance; Australian Vice-Chancellors’ Committee; Panel C secretary, African Studies Association of committee, Academy of Social Sciences in Australasia and the Pacific; immediate past Australia; member, review of Philosophy president and vice president, Welsh Society of Department, University of Canterbury, Canberra. Christchurch; selection panel for Imre Lakatos McDONALD, Prof P, member, board of trustees and Award; senior participant/program organiser, ARC chair, program committee, International Centre special research initiatives project on mental for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh; simulation theory (Flinders University); board of chair, working group on low fertility, International academic advisers, Freedom Project, John Union for the Scientific Study of Population; vice Templeton Foundation; International advisory president, Relationships Australia, Canberra and committee, conference on political philosophy Region; consultant: Family Law Act, Attorney- and political reform, Beijing, 2001, Ford General’s Department; household projections, Foundation; organiser, conference on law and Australian Bureau of Statistics; social and republicanism, Columbia University, New York. demographic environment for child care, Economic Policy Research, Centre for Commonwealth Child Care Advisory Council; ageing and immigration, community profiles, CHAPMAN, Prof B J, consultant, public sector Department of Immigration and Multicultural review of Malaysia, Ethiopian higher education Affairs; population futures in Australia, financing, World Bank; member, labour market Department of the Parliamentary Library; advisory committee, Australian Bureau of demography of ageing in Australia, Productivity Statistics; invited member, International Forum Commission. of Labour Economists; Committee member, Economic Society of Australia, Canberra Branch; Director’s Section research associate, National Institute of Labour BRAITHWAITE, Dr V, member, cash economy task Studies, Flinders University and Centre for Labour force and consultant, compliance issues, Market Research (a consortium of Curtin, Edith Australian Taxation Office; chair, ethics Cowan and Murdoch Universities and the committee, Australian Institute of Criminology. University of Western Australia). BRENNAN, Prof H G, president, Relationships CROSSLEY, Dr T, member, Canadian International Australia, Canberra region and vice-president, Labour Network; consultant, tracing and non- nationally; consultant, Anglican Primate’s response issues in the Canadian Out of Committee on Tax Reform. Employment Panel Survey, Department of Human Resource Development, Canada; evaluating tax McALLISTER, Prof I, member: executive reform, evaluating the parenting payment committee, comparative politics section, intervention pilot study, design of a new American Political Science Association; Inter- household panel data set, Federal Department of national Committee for Research into Elections Family and Community Services. and Representative Democracy; British Politics Group, American Political Science Association. BARRETT, Dr G, consultant, Department of Family and Community Services granting competition. PETTIT, Prof P, chair, Australian committee for Summer School in Philosophy: China, Britain, PITCHFORD, Dr R, consultant, airport pricing, Australia; member, advisory board: Erasmus credit card fees, specific questions in gas and Institute for Philosophy and Economics, Erasmus

40 Cooperation with Government and other public institutions electricity, Australian Competition and Consumer MITCHELL, Dr D, consultant: report on pension Commission. reform, World Bank; social security reform in China, AusAID. Economics Program PAGAN, Prof A R, Board member, Reserve Bank of COBB-CLARK, Dr D, member, ministerial advisory Australia; keynote address, XII World Congress council on government schooling; consultant: of the International Economic Association, best practice in labour market adjustment Buenos Aires; discussant, London School of programs in APEC economies, Department of Economics conference on ‘The Limits to Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Forecasting Financial Series’. Business; parenting payment intervention pilot Department of Family and Community Services; History Program presentations to Business Council of Australia. BOWEN, Dr G, treasurer, Australian and New GREGORY, Prof R G, president, Economic Society Zealand American Studies Association. of Australia (to September); member, Evatt GRIFFITHS, Dr T, member: national advisory board, Foundation; Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Science and Technology Heritage economic statistics user group; nominating Centre, University of Melbourne; scientific committee, chair of Australian Studies, Harvard advisory board, Earthwatch Australia. University; steering committee, Centre for Strategic Studies, Victoria University of LAUGESEN, A, postgraduate member, executive Technology; CEPM Advisory Board, University of committee, Australian and New Zealand American Queensland; chair, selection committee, Studies Association. University of Newcastle; panel member, NHMRC JALLAND, Prof P, chair, organising committee, health and economics workshop; discussant, Australasian Modern British History Association policy implications of the ageing of Australia’s Conference; member, executive committee and population, Productivity Commission conference; standing committee, Executive, Academy of the presidential address, Conference of Economists; Social Sciences in Australia. XII World Congress of the International Economic Association, Buenos Aires; presentations: ANU YOUNG, Dr L, chief judge, Heritage Interpretation Parliamentary Forum, Australian Business Awards, Interpretation Australia Association; Economists Forecasting Conference; Common- member, expert review committee on exhibit wealth Bank; Melbourne Institute Public content; expert witness, citizens’ jury on historic Economics Forum; Public Policy Program on sites; consultant: assessing the significance of industry policy, state conference of the Australian movable cultural heritage, Heritage Collections Labor Party, Queensland Branch; University of Council, Department of Communications, Canberra workshop on Working Nation; Victoria Information Technology and the Arts; inter- University of Technology conference on earnings pretation outline for the Up-To-Date Store historic inequality in Australia; Public Forum on site, Coolamon Shire Council; interpretation plan Macroeconomics, University of Queensland. component of conservation management plan, Old Parliament House, Department of Commun- KEATING, Dr M, member, National Council, ications, Information Technology and the Arts. Institute of Public Administration; presentations: allocating roles and responsibilities, Federal-State Immigration and Multicultural Studies, Relations Committee, Parliament of Victoria; Centre for submission and witness, improved incentives JUPP, Dr J, consultant, Victorian government Senate Tax Committee; lessons from the market Ethnic Affairs Unit; international member, place for health and human services, Australian Refugee Studies Centre, York University, Canada; Catholic Health Care Association; International member: regional committee on migration, Conference on Federalism in an Era of Global- planning and settlement, Department of isation, Canada. Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, Canberra; UNESCO-MOST program, Asia Pacific Migration Research Network; Advisory board, European

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Studies Centre, University of New South Wales; Fiji; president, Court of Appeal of the Solomon executive committee, politics and ethnicity, Islands. International Political Science Association; chair, WILLIAMS, G, consultant: Parliamentary Research international relations committee, Academy of Service, Department of the Parliamentary Library, the Social Sciences in Australia. Commonwealth Parliament; Workplace Relations Law Program Policy Group, Department of Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business; BEHRENDT, Dr L, executive member, Black Australian Broadcasting Corporation; Phillips Fox, Women’s Action in Education Foundation. Solicitors. member, management committee, Women’s Legal Service (ACT). ZINES, Prof L R, expert adviser to ACT Federation Centenary Committee; member, centenary BRAITHWAITE, Prof J, deputy chair, ACT Law national advisory panel of the Founding Reform Commission; member: advisory council, Documents Website project managed by National International Institute for Restorative Practices; Archives. National Institute for Social Science Information (US), International Panel on Crime; Scientific Philosophy Program advisory board, Drug Use Monitoring in Australia; GOODIN, Prof R E, member, advisory board, Advisory committee, Institute of Criminology; Committee on the Political Economy of the Good University of Sydney; Council member, Australian Society, University of Maryland. Consumers’ Association; consultant: Singapore Juvenile Court; Workcover (NSW); Australian SMITH, Prof M, council member and information Taxation Office; Department of Finance and officer, Australasian Association of Philosophy; Administration. member, executive, Australian Society for Legal Philosophy. CANE, Prof P, secretary and treasurer, Australian Society of Legal Philosophy. Political Science Program KENT, Dr A, consultant: Australian Broadcasting CASTLES, Prof F, adviser, political science journals Commission on human rights and China; Australia- holdings, National Library of Australia. Tibet Council; International Commission of HILL, Dr L, judge, APSA Women’s Caucus Women Jurists; Human Rights Section, Department of and Politics Prize. Foreign Affairs and Trade. HINDESS, Prof B, member, executive committee, ROCHE, D, member, criminal law committee, Law Australasian Political Studies Association; adviser, Society of the ACT; convener, NSW Youth Justice personal chairs committee, University of Conferences; co-author submissions and witness, Auckland. Parliamentary Joint Committee on National Crime Authority ‘Street Legal: Involvement of the SAWER, Dr M, member: Social Sciences and National Crime Authority in Controlled Operations’. Humanities Disciplinary Panel, Australian Research Council; public affairs committee, SEDDON, Dr N, chair, board of CARE Credit and Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia; Debt Counselling Service Inc; consultant, Blake Rhodes Scholarship selection committee for Dawson Waldron, lawyers; adviser, new contract Commonwealth Territories; Political Science for deployment of civilian contractors in areas of Accreditation Panel, Board of Senior Secondary active operations, Commonwealth Department of Studies, ACT; convener, judging panel for the Defence. APSA/IPPA Women and Politics Prize; co- STAPLETON, Prof J; consultant, Dow Corning Convener, Pamela Denoon Lecture Committee. Corporation; external member, selection committee for three chairs in law, Monash Social Science Data Archives University. MERRILL, E V, secretary, Australian Consortium MASON, Sir A, non-permanent Judge, Hong Kong for Social and Political Research Incorporated. Court of Final Appeal; judge, Supreme Court of Regional secretary, International Association for

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Social Science Information Service and Tech- READ, Dr P, public officer, Link-Up (NSW) nology (IASSIST). Aboriginal Corporation; member, steering committee, Bringing Them Home Oral History Sociology Program Project pilot program, National Library of DUGDALE, Dr A, member, Australian government Australia. delegation to UNESCO/ICSU World Conference on Science, Budapest. Resource and Environmental Studies, Centre for JONES, Prof F L, chair, Council of the Australian DOVERS, Dr S R, member, International Society Consortium for Political and Social Research, Inc; for Ecological Economics; Standards Australia member, consultative committee on ancestry, working group on environmental risk manage- Australian Bureau of Statistics; panel of experts, ment; Murray-Darling Basic Commission operating National Education Performance Monitoring Task environment advisory committee; International Force; consultant, Australian Council for Advisory Committee, International Society for Educational Research. Ecological Economics 2000 Conference; assoc McMILLAN, Dr J, consultant, Australian Council editor, Australian Journal of Environmental for Educational Research. Management; Government affiliations, Land and Water R&D Corporation, Murray Darling Basin WAJCMAN, Prof J, member, council, Society for Commission, Standards Australia, Emergency the Social Studies of Science; member, Policy Management Australia, Environment Australia. committee, Industrial Relations Research Centre, UNSW. GHASSEMI, Dr F, editorial board member, Environmental Modelling and Software; guest Urban and Environmental Program editor, special issue, Environmental Modelling and Software on Groundwater Flow and Solute LAMBERTON, Dr D M, member: advisory Transport Modelling. committee, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Technology Sydney; HUTCHINSON, Dr M F, guest member, Steering Communications Economics Research Program, Committee, International Geosphere-Biosphere Curtin University; Communication Centre, Programme — Biospheric Aspects of the Queensland University of Technology; Board Hydrological Cycle (IGBP-BAHC); member, member, International Telecommunications Organizing Committee, Seventh International Society; consultant, measuring the knowledge- Conference on Precipitation; consultant, World based information economy, Australian Bureau Bank Global Environment Fund (GEF), Australian of Statistics. Land Information Group (AUSLIG); Land and Water Resources Research and Development Corporation MARSDEN, Dr S, member: National Environment (LWRRDC); NSW Department of Land & Water Consultative Forum; International Union for the Conservation (DLWC); adviser, Bureau of Rural Conservation of Nature (Australian Committee); Science, Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Australian Heritage Commission expert workshop Australia; Environment Australia; Canadian Forest on the Commonwealth’s role in local heritage, Service; Texas A&M University; Centro Inter- and preferred options for a national list of nacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo; Climate heritage places; National judge, National History Research Unit, University of East Anglia; Potsdam Challenge for Australian school students. Institute for Climate Impact Research; ACT MAZUR, Dr N, member, NSW Koala Recovery Team. Department of Environment; National Climate NEUTZE, Prof M, consultant, measuring the Centre, Australian Bureau of Meteorology; knowledge-based information economy, Aust- Queensland Department of Natural Resources; ralian Bureau of Statistics; member, Australian Victorian Department of Natural Resources. Statistics Advisory Council; reference group for IRONS, C D, adviser, Corangamite Region the Radiocommunications Act Review, Department Catchment Management Authority, Victoria; of Communications and the Arts. consultant, Victorian Department of Environment and Natural Resources; CSIRO Multi-Divisional

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Program on Dryland Farming Systems for Agriculture, Birds Australia Council; Research Catchment Care. Advisory Group, Ballast Water Decision Support System, AQIS; Decision Support System for Ballast JAKEMAN, Dr A J A, Adjunct Prof, University of Water, Steering Committee, AQIS. Western Australia; editor-in-chief, Environmental Modelling and Software; member, Editorial OLLIER, Prof C, member, Science Advisory Advisory Board, Encyclopaedia of Life Support Committee, Latrobe University, Bendigo Campus. Systems; associate editor, Journal of Forecasting PEZZEY, Dr J, consultant, Australian Greenhouse (Wiley), member, editorial board, Hydrological Office. Processes, Ecological Modelling; Environmetrics; Environmental Software, Systems Analysis ROBIN, Dr L, editor, History of Australian Science Modelling Simulation; president, Modelling and Newsletter; board member, Historical Records of Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand Australian Science; Commonwealth Working Party, Inc.; chair, Atmosphere, State of the Environment, Australian Dictionary of Biography; Australian ACT Region; member, Technical Advisory Board, Humanities Review; consultant, National Museum The International Institute of Environmental of Australia; Birds Australia/Centenary of Sciences and Environmental Computing. Federation (History and Education Program). JAMES, R, director, Wetlands International — ROSS, Dr H, adviser, WHO Collaborating Centre in Oceania. Environmental Health for the Asia/Pacific, University of Western Sydney; assoc editor, LINDENMAYER, Dr D B, member, IUCN/SSC Australian Journal of Environmental Management; Australasian Marsupials and Monotremes member, International Advisory Board, Impact Specialist Group; Greening Australia Advisory Assessment and Project Appraisal; editorial board, Committee; Leadbeater’s Possum Recovery Team, Society and Natural Resources; International Victorian Department of Conservation of Natural Committee, International Association for Impact Resources; editorial board, Landscape Ecology; Assessment; Board and Steering Committee, Ecological Applications, Environmental Software National Thai Studies Centre. and Modelling; adviser, Department of Land and Water Conservation; consultant and expert SMITH, D I, member, Emergency Management adviser, Environment Australia;. NSW National Australia, National Emergency Management Parks and Wildlife Service; Greening Australia; Advisory Committee; Australian National State Forests of NSW; NSW Department of Land Coordination Committee for the International and Water Conservation. Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction; editorial board, Applied Geography. McCARTHY, Dr M A, consultant, Environment Australia; regional councillor (ACT), Ecological WASSON, Prof R J, member and officer, Scientific Society of Australia. Committee, International Geosphere and Biosphere Program, ICSU; member, Capital Region NIX, Prof H A, Adjunct Prof, University of State of the Environment Water Group; adviser Queensland, visitor, CRC for Coastal Zone, Estuary and consultant, Upper Murrumbidgee Catchment and Waterway Management; Land Reference Management Coordinating Committee; member, Group, State of Environment Report, Capital Australian Academy of Science Committee for Region; Environmental Management Planning Global Change; Australian Academy of Science Committee, ANU; director, Water Research Quaternary Research Committee; Healthy Rivers Foundation of Australia; member, Advisory Reference Group, Environment Australia; Committee, Australian Network for Plant International Association of Hydrological Conservation; Australian UNESCO Man and the Sciences, Working Group on Landuse, Deforest- Biosphere Committee; Recovery Team for ation, Erosion, and Sedimentation; editorial Burramys parvus; Environment Committee, board, Quaternary International; director, Water Australian Academy of Science; CSIRO Biodiversity Research Foundation of Australia. Sector Advisory Committee; Birrigai Outdoor School Advisory Committee, ACT; CSIRO Inter- WHITE, Prof I, chair, Oyster Research Advisory sectoral Advisory Committee on Tropical Committee, Acid Sulfate Soils Management Advisory Committee, Technical Committee;

44 Cooperation with Government and other public institutions research director, Water Research Foundation of LIDDICOAT, Dr and Dr JANSEN, collaborated with Australia; president, Australian Water and Waste ACTDECS in professional development needs of Water Association — ACT Branch; member, Acid teachers in the ACT. Sulfatge Soils Management Advisory Committee; MULLER, Dr, adviser, ABC Radio National (Life Standing Committee on Agriculture and Resource Matters) on EC Social and Gender Policy, and to Management National Working Party on Acid several Parliamentary Interns; member, selection Sulfate Soils; Scientific Advisory Committee panels at the French Embassy on scholarships at Eurobodalla Shire Council; Cudgeon Lake French Universities for Australian undergraduates Restoration Committee; STAR Water Working and Australian assistantships at French schools. Group, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Council; consultant, UNESCO; AUSAID; ASSMAC; Olympic PAPADAKIS, Prof with Prof C Bean, School of Games Co-ordinating Committee; Healthy Rivers Social Science, Queensland University of Commission NSW; DLWC; Chipping Norton Lakes Technology submitted a paper to the International Authority; WA Department of Environment Journal of Public Opinion Research (IJPOR), official Protection. journal of the World Association for Public Opinion Research (WAPOR); as a supervisor, collaborated The Faculties with the Environment Protection Authority; organiser, with the Delegation of the European Arts Faculty Union the Contemporary Europe Program, the 1999 Robert Schuman Lecture; invited by the Arab and Islamic Studies, Centre for Government of the Federal Republic of Germany NOURZHANOV, Dr K, consultant, Family Law Court. and attended a series of seminars, held at the Europäische Akademie Berlin, to commemorate SADIKI, Dr L, consultant, Refugee Review the 50th Anniversary of the Federal Republic and Tribunal, Department of Immigration and the 10th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Multicultural Affairs. Wall; held discussions with L de Maiziere, the SAIKAL, Prof A, member, Expert Adviser Group last Prime Minister of the German Democratic on ‘The Religious Implications of the Middle East Republic, and U Poppe, a human rights activist Conflict’, InterAction Council; formal and informal and founder of ‘Democracy now’, and Dr P Busse, consultant, Refugee Review Tribunal, Department Federal Commissioner for the Records of the State of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs; Security Service, former German Democratic Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; briefing Republic. session, Refugee Review Tribunal; lecturer, Royal SCHMIDT, Ms, member, DAAD’s (German Academic Australian Navy Staff College; Australian Defence Exchange Service) selection committee for Force Academy; member, Iranian Tourism Advisory research scholarships; invited by DFAT to Panel; informal advice to Under Secretary of State comment on a new cultural agreement between for Political Affairs, US Government; guest of Australia and Germany. Government of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at Kingdom Centenary celebrations; visit to Egypt History Department hosted by State Information Service of Egypt. BARNES, R W, contributed to public debate about Classical and Modern European Languages the National Library of Australia’s electronic and collecting policies, with articles and letters in CARROLI, Ms, academic member, Italian Embassy The Canberra Times, The Australian, Online Currents panel for the selection of students for the award and elsewhere; ANU representative, ACT Board of Italian government scholarships (long and of Senior Secondary Studies accreditation panel short term); (as NAATI translator Level 3) assisted in Religious Studies. the Embassy of Italy in the selection of future Embassy staff; consultant to DFAT and Italian BONGIORNO, Dr F R, taught an honours class at Embassy staff on the new cultural agreement the University of Ballarat; member, Editorial between Italy and Australia. Board, Labour History; Committee member, Friends of the Noel Butlin Archives; Judge, ACT Regional Finals, Tournament of Minds; treasurer, Canberra

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Region Branch of the Australian Society for the adviser to the ABC’s 4 Corners program on road Study of Labour History until October, then safety in Australia. Assistant Secretary; member, committee McBRYDE, Emeritus Prof I, member, Editorial organising conference ‘Labour History in Australia Board, Aboriginal History; member, Board of Since 1975: A Retrospective Look Forward’, held Management of Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park, to recognise John Merritt’s role in the study of Central Australia; member, Australia ICOMOS sub- Australian labour history; contributor, web-site committee on Kakadu National Park; field of Australia’s Cultural Network, an initiative of assessment and documentation of the regional the federal Department of Communications, archaeological context of a quarry site near Information Technology and the Arts. Inverell, NSW; study for Archaeological Studies CURTHOYS, Prof A, chair, review of the University Pty Limited (Director: Robert Paton), referee’s of Western Sydney’s School of Cultural Histories comments for the editor of Current Anthropology. and Futures, along with Prof E Jacka (UTS) and RAWSON, Emeritus Prof B, member, Editorial Associate Prof P Turnbull (ANU); member, Board, The Cambridge Guide to Classical Advisory Board, Senate Dictionary of Biography; Civilization; member, Editorial Committee, member, Editorial Boards, Aboriginal History, Antichthon; reader of book MS for Princeton Australian Feminist Studies, Labour History, UTS University Press. Review, Public History Review, Journal of Australian Studies, Hecate, Feminist Review; member, Expert Sociology Department Focus Group on Assessing Places for the National DENT, Dr O F, member, Medical Workforce Advisory List, Australian Heritage Commission, Canberra; Committee, Royal Australasian College of participant, Expert Advisory Groups, the National Physicians; member, ACT Cancer Society Medical Museum of Australia. and Scientific Advisory Committee; member, DESLIPPE, Dr D, ANU representative, ACT Board Steering Group of the Clinical Health Outcomes of Senior Secondary Studies History Panel; Centre, Canberra Hospital. member, Organising Committee, Canberra branch GREIG, Dr A W, Director, Community Housing of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour Canberra Inc. History’s conference, ‘Labour History in Australia since 1975: a Retrospective and a Look Forward’. HOPKINS, Dr A P, expert witness, Royal Commission into the Longford gas plant HANCOCK, I R, member, Advisory Council, National explosion. Archives of Australia; Historical Consultant for the Release of Cabinet Records; member, Advisory ROWLAND, Dr D T, member, Behavioural Sciences Board, Biography of the Senate; member, Advisory Accreditation Panel, ACT Board of Senior Board for Research of the Department of Foreign Secondary Studies. Affairs. Women’s Studies HYSLOP, Dr A M I, member, Editorial Board, Health and History; member, Advisory Committee, Noel KENNEDY, Dr R, visiting Scholar, Centre for Butlin Archives Centre; member, Commonwealth Research on Gender Relations, University of Working Party of the Australian Dictionary of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver; wrote eight Biography. essays for the forthcoming Encyclopedia of Feminist Theory; member, Modern Language KNOTT, Dr J W, consultant, National Archives of Association of America, presenter: Millenium Australia for their exhibition ‘ “A Human Lottery” Conference in Critical Psychology, and to the National Service 1964–1972’; consultant, National Centre for Research on Gender Relations at UBC; Museum of Australia for their transport exhibition; reviewer for Signs (a feminist journal); reviewed consultant, Bureau of Transport and Communi- a book manuscript for publication; and examined cations Economics, the Federal Office of Road a doctoral thesis. Safety, and ACT Government Services about matters to do with the history of road safety; KEANE, Dr H, contributed to a number of conferences in the areas of cultural studies,

46 Cooperation with Government and other public institutions science and technology studies and feminist KUMAR, Dr A, continued as Treasurer, Australian studies. Academy of the Humanities, also serving on the remunerations committee, publications PETTMAN, Dr J, presenter and chair of theme committee, academy editions, and travel grants panel, International Studies Association committee; this year able to clear the Academy’s conference, Washington; met with publishers and debt; this year elected Vice-President of the editorial board members regarding the Inter- Academy. national Feminist Journal of Politics; participant, ASEAN Inter-University seminar on Southeast Asia LAN’KOV, Dr A, editor of the newsletter published in the 21st Century, Prince of Songkla University, by the Korean Studies Association of Australia. Pattani, Thailand; participant, Gendered QUINN, Dr G, collaborative work with Bishop Mobilities in Asia conference, Chinese University Carlos Belo and the Justice and Peace Commission of Hong Kong; participant, ANU cross-campus of the Diocese of Dili (East Timor) in preparing ‘Beyond the Global’ project; examiner, doctoral and managing the Dare II Peace and Recon- theses; external evaluator in the tenure process ciliation Conference held in Jakarta, 1999 which for several United States universities; co-editor, brought together 60 East Timorese leaders (30 International Journal of Feminist Politics; editorial pro-independence and 30 pro-Indonesia) in an board member, Antepodium, an electronic effort to secure cooperation and reconciliation International Relations journal; member, External between East Timor’s conflicting factions; Research Associate, New Ethnicities Unit, collaborated with the Department of Peace and University of East London, and Reference Group Conflict Research, Uppsala University in securing for the Academic Coordinator for Australian funding support for, and in managing, two smaller Indigenous Students, ANU; manuscript reader for gatherings of East Timorese leaders, one held in Oxford University Press, Zed Books and California Singapore, and the other in Tokyo in preparation University Press; reader, Journal of Asian Studies for the World Bank donor’s pledging conference and for Millennium. on East Timor.

Asian Studies Faculty Thai Studies Centre, National AKAMI, Dr T, Canberra representative for the Academic staff from the Centre: arranged and Japanese Studies Association of Australia. taught special intensive Thai and Lao language courses for Department of Foreign Affairs and CHAN, Dr A, member, advisory board of the Trade, and Department of Defence and Ausaid; International Labor Rights Fund. cooperated in the presentation of a one day DE CRESPIGNY, Dr R R C, Adjunct Prof, elected conference: Thailand Update 1999 (University President, Chinese Studies Association of Australia House, ANU); cooperated with Australian Youth Inc, after a period as Honorary Treasurer. Ambassadors in securing Thailand placements; HOOKER, Prof V, presented a briefing on Indonesia completed translation projects for the National for the Dunlop Asia Leadership program organised Science and Technology Centre and for the by ASIA Link; chair of round table meeting National Aquarium of Australia. between the secretary-general of Asian, Mr Rudolfo Severino and members of the University; Economics and Commerce Faculty speaker at the Winter Talk of the Australia Commerce Department Indonesia Association, Canberra; presented ABC Radio National Interviews for the programs Department of Commerce, member, Australian ‘Encounter’ and ‘Australia Talks Back’ (speaking Capital Markets Foundation; member, Asia Pacific on Australia-Indonesia relations); facilitated a Centre for Environmental Accountability; member, Memorandum Of Understanding between ANU and Asian Network of Accounting; specialist the University of ParamadinaMulya, Jakarta; consultant to the Commonwealth Department of awarded an Australia-Indonesia Institute grant Immigration and Multicultural Affairs. in the context of the MOU to write a book entitled BARTON, Prof A; director, Uni-Super Ltd; chair, Islam and Indonesia’s Transition to Democracy. Audit and Compliance Committee; member,

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Strategy Committee;(all to May 1999) member, University of Wales; invited public lecture to the ANU Investment Advisory Committee; member, Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society, Edith and Joy London Foundation Management Whitby; presented seminar paper Queennsland Committee; member, Stromlo Exploratory University of Technology; member, Organising Campaign Committee; member, Executive Committee, ANU/ASCPA Annual Research Lecture Committee, Cambridge Australia Trust; presented in Government Accuonting; member ASCPA papers to the AAANZ Conference, Cairns and to Universities Committee. The University of Wollongong Conference on FLEMING, Dr G A, presented conference papers Public Sector Management. to ANU Macroeconomics Workshop, AAANZ Annual BRAILSFORD, Prof T J, member, Editorial Boards: Conference, Economic Society of Australia Annual Accounting Research Journal; Accounting and Conference; presented seminar paper for Finance; andAccounting, Accountability and AUSTRADE (Singapore Office). Performance; Co-editor, McGraw-Hill Series in GLASSOP, L I, Executive member and Finance Advanced Finance; member, Executive Accounting Coordinator, Australian Institute of Socio- Association of Australia and New Zealand; chair, Analysis; convener, Scientific Seminar on Technical Program Committee, Accounting Organisational Learning, Australian Institute of Association of Australia and New Zealand Annual Socio-Analysis. Conference; External adviser (Treasury), Australian Society of Certified Practising HEANEY, Dr R A, member, Editorial Board, Accountants; accreditation consultant chair, Accounting Research Journal; conference paper Australian Society of Certified Practising to 12th Annual Australasian Finance & Banking Accountants; member, Research Policy Conference, Sydney; conference paper to the Committee, Asia-Pacific Capital Markets Ltd; European Financial Management Association Auditor, Asia-Pacific Finance Association (EFMA) Conference in Paris, France; seminar paper at the University of Melbourne; Book review BURRITT, R L, Editorial panel, Accounting Forum; editor, Accounting and Finance. international coordinator of the Asia Pacific Centre for Environmental Accountability (with TRAN, Dr A V, presented a conference paper to branches in Australia, China, Japan and New the first China Accounting and Finance Review Zealand); conference papers to the AAANZ Conference, Hong Kong; reviewed papers for the Conference, Cairns and the National Public Sector Annual Conference of Accounting Association of Accountants Conference, Australian Society of Australia and New Zealand; presented workshops Certified Practising Accountants, Adelaide; for the Australian Society of Certified Practising seminar papers to the Center of Environmental Accountants; provided research consulting service Sciences, Peking Beijing University, China, to Department of Immigration and Multicultural Department of Accounting and Finance, University Affairs (Business Skills Section), Commonwealth of Newcastle and the Sustainable Industries Government. Branch Workshop on Environmental Accounting, Economic History Department Environment Australia, Canberra; presented oral evidence on Environmental Accounting and CORNISH, S H (with FLEMING, Dr G A) organised Reporting to the Public Estimates Committee and History of Economic Thought Society of Australia Estimates Committee, Victorian Government; Annual Conference, Australian National University advised on progress reporting to the Greenhouse and presented a paper to the Conference; chair, Challenge at the Australian Greenhouse Office. ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies; consultant, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander CRAIG, Prof R J, member, Editorial board, Commission. Accounting Commerce and Finance: The Islamic Perspective; Asian Review of Accounting; Journal GAGE, J E S, presented a session to Defence and of Akuntasi and Auditing, Indonesia; external Industry Study course, Department of Defence; adviser, Malaysian Graduate School of Manage- arranged Public Lectures for the Minister of ment; paper to the11th Annual Accounting Foreign Affairs The Hon. Alexander Downer Business and Financial History Congress, (Fourth Robert Schuman Lecture) and for the

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Treasurer of the Italian Government and former CHEN, Dr P, member, Economics Accreditation Prime Minister of Italy, Prof Guiliano Amato. Panel, ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies; reviewer, draft syllabus package for Economics KENT, Dr B, presented a conference paper to ‘The Stage 6, NSW Board of Studies; external examiner Wall and After: Europe in the Late 20th Century’ for PhD thesis, University of Western Australia. Conference, University of New South Wales, Sydney. DOWRICK, Prof S, consultant, Productivity MARTINA, Dr A, member, Advisory Board, Journal Commission on ‘Microeconomic Reforms and of Interdisciplinary Economics. Australian Productivity’; consultant, Department of State Development, Victoria, on ‘Innovation van der ENG, Dr P, presented conference papers and Economic Growth’; member, ANU/University to Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, and the of Canberra Working Group on an Economic Annual Conference of Economic History Society Impact Study for the ACT. of Australia and New Zealand; collaborated in the GRANT, Prof S, chair, Australian Research Council’s Asian Historical Statistics Project, Hitotsubashi Social Sciences and Humanities Discipline Panel; University Institute of Economic Research. member, Committee of Review, Charles Sturt VILLE, Dr S P, editor, Australian Economic History University’s Faculty of Commerce; member; Review; presented conference papers to the Editorial Board, Journal of Mathematical Annual Conferences of the Australian Historical Economics; member, Editorial Board, Australian Association, University of Tasmania, the Economic Economic Papers Refereeing: American Economic History Society of Australia and New Zealand, Review, Australian Economic Papers, Canadian Sydney, and to the National Scholarly Comm- Journal of Economics, Econometrica, International unications Forum, Canberra. Economic Review, Journal of Economic Behaviour and Organisation, Journal of Economic Theory, Economics Department Journal of Industrial Economics, Review of ALBON, Dr R, director, Centre for Applied Economic Studies. Economics; editor, Agenda; director, Centre for KLINE, Dr J, referee, Journal of Economic Behavior Applied Economics; member, Judging Panel, and Organization, Australian Economic Papers; Australian Institute of Public Administration Prize Australian Economic Review. for Commonwealth Statutory Authority Annual Reports; organisation and partial conduct of KOMPAS, Dr T, Economic Theory Refresher Course, courses in ‘Managing Utilities’ for South Australian Fiscal Policy, Treasury. Water Corporation, Adelaide and United Water, MENEZES, Dr F, Economic Theory Refresher Course, Adelaide; organisation and conducting of two Auction Theory, Treasury; session chair at sessions of a Short Course on Cost-Benefit FESEM99 in Singapore; ‘Understanding Auctions: Analysis for Regulatory Review for the Theory and Practice; special lectures given at the Productivity Commission’s Office of Regulation XXI Meeting of the Brazilian Econometric Society, Review; external referee for Productivity Belem; discussant at: FESEM99 (Singapore); 1999 Commission’s Position Paper on International Economic Theory Workshop (Melbourne), XXI Telecommunications Market Regulation; external Meeting of the Brazilian Econometric Society; referee for the applied welfare analysis in the referee: Australian Research Council, Economic Productivity Commission’s report, The Australian Record, International Economic Review, Journal Gambling Industries; interview on the use of cost of Public Economic Theory, Mathematical Social concepts in telecommunications analysis Sciences, Pesquisa e Planejamento Economico, published in conjunction with the Australian Review of Economic Design, Revista de edition of John Taylor’s Microeconomics. Econometria, Revista de Brasileira de Economia BENGE, Dr M, ‘A Goods and Services Tax’, address TYERS, Dr T, delivered the Jean Monnet Lecure, to the Economics students at the University of 24th Annual Conference, International Economics Canberra; ‘Business Taxation Reform’, address to Study Group of the UK; Visiting Fellow, School of the Australian Senate Finance and Public Economics, University of Nottingham; external Administration Committee on Business Taxation. referee, Industry Commission, Melbourne, coal

49 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 sector modelling and benchmarking; honorary organised by FASTS, as a nominee of the research fellow, Global Trade Analysis Project, Australian Society for Parasitology, discussions Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana; with the Hon Dick Adams, Member for Lyons, and lecturer, international economics, Treasury Senator Kate Lundy (ACT); archivist and council department refresher course in economics. member, Australian Society for Parasitology; specialist editor, International Journal for WELLS, Dr G, coordinator and participant in Parasitology; referee, Biochimica et Biophysica Treasury contract on Refresher courses; convener, Acta, Parasitology Today, Parasitology, Fourth Australian Macroeconomics workshop; International Journal for Parasitology, Acta invited visit to Dongbei University of Finance Parasitologica; assessor, NH&MRC, ARC, NSF and Economics, Dalian, Peoples Republic of China; (USA), Wellcome Trust (UK); presented a paper referee for New Zealand Treasury Long-term Fiscal in Edinburgh; spent five weeks in the laboratory Model project; co-editor, Economic Record (from of Dr W N Grant, School of Biological Sciences, May, 1999); associate editor, Agenda. Flinders University; presented a paper and Statistics and Econometrics Department attended the Council Meeting at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australian Society for BREWER, Dr K, adviser, ACT Assembly on statistical Parasitology in Rockhampto. issues and problems with the Robson Rotation and possible solutions. CLARK Dr I, collaborated with Dr T Taylor and Dr M Molyneux, Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, MARTIN, Dr M A, statistical consultant, Centrelink Blantyre, Malawi; member, editorial boards of audit, Australian National Audit Office. Experimental Parasitology and the International NICHOLLS, Prof D F, statistical and/financial Journal for Parasitology; referee for Lancet, advice for Commonwealth Department of Health Journal of Infectious Disease, Transactions of the and Aged Care; Commonwealth Department of Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Family and Community Services; Australian Journal of Immunology, Parasitology Today, Education International (DETYA); ACT Taxi Infection and Immunity, Parasitology, and Industry and the ACT Government; expert witness International Journal for Parasitology; reviewed for the following: review of the Professional grant applications for NH&MRC, ARC, National Services Review Scheme (for the detection of Heart Foundation, Wellcome Trust, Tropical inappropriate practice in the medical profession) Disease Research section of the World Health and Legislative Assembly, ACT Standing Organization, University of Queensland, Bi- Committee on Urban Services Inquiry into the national (US/Israel) Science Foundation, impact of property charges on investment in the Canadian MRC, and the National Research ACT. Foundation of South Africa; secretary, National O’NEILL, Dr T J, consultant, Department of Natural Association of NH&MRC Research Fellows, Resources and Environment, Victoria and the maintains the NARF Homepage, a member of the Department of Health and Aged Care. NH&MRC’s Grantnet Users Reference Group, and their representative on the overall Grantnet STERN, Dr S E, statistical consultant, Centrelink Management Committee; member: Australian audit, Australian National Audit Office. Society for Medical Research, Australian Society for Immunology, Australian Society for Para- Science Faculty sitology, British Society for Immunology, Australasian Society for Free Radical Research, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Division and the American Society of Tropical Medicine ALTIN DR J G, reviewed papers for journal and Hygiene; presenter, seminar at the Queens- An alytical Biochemistry. land Institute of Medical Research. BEHM, Dr C A, collaborated with Assoc Prof M R CLEMENTS Dr J, research projects with Dr S Edwards, School of Biochemistry and Molecular Oleskevich, Dr P Sah, Dr G Stuart, Dr R Taylor, Genetics, University of New South Wales and Dr Division of Neuroscience, JCSMR, and Dr R W N Grant, School of Biological Sciences, Flinders Grantyn, Developmental Physiology, Institute for University; attended Science meets Parliament,

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Physiology, Humboldt University of Berlin, Endocrinology and Comparative Biochemistry and Germany. Physiology; external examiner of PhD theses for University of Melbourne and University of New DAY Prof D A, collaborative projects with: Prof J South Wales; Deputy Director and Education Wiskich, University of Adelaide; Dr J Whelan, Program Leader of the Vertebrate Biocontrol CRC. University of Western Australia; Dr S Tyerma, Flinders University of South Australia; Prof A KIRK, Prof K K, collaborations with: Dr G Biagini Puppo, University of Nice, France; member, and Assoc Prof M Edwards, School of Biochemistry management committee, Green Machine Science and Molecular Genetics, UNSW; Dr A F Cowman Education Centre; editor. The Biochemical Journal and Dr M Reed, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute and editorial panel member, Journal Biochimica for Medical Research; Dr H M Staines and Prof J C Biophysica Acta; reviewed papers for: Plant Ellory, University Laboratory of Physiology, Physiology, Journal of Biological Chemistry, University of Oxford, and Dr V Lew and Dr T Tiffert, European Journal of Biochemistry, The Biochemical Physiology Department, University of Cambridge; Journal, Australian Journal of Plant Physiology, Dr S Krishna and Dr C Woodrow, St Georges Planta, Physiologia Plantarum, Symbiosis, Plant Hospital Medical School, London; Dr R Z Physiology and Biochemistry and BBA; reviewed Kozlowski, Dept of Pharmacology, University of grants for: The National Science Foundation USA, Oxford; Prof G Richards and Prof S Davies, Dept USDA, European Community, Canadian Research of Chemistry, University of Oxford. Council and the Australian Research Council; MARTIN, Dr R L, reviewer of grants for NH&MRC faculty opponent to a PhD defence at the and National Heart Foundation. University of Stockholm, Sweden, two weeks teaching at the Riso National Laboratories of O’NEILL, Dr H C, collaborated with: Dr J Chen, Denmark with Drs L Rosendahl and P Mouritzen; Centre for Cancer Research, Massachusettes visited the laboratory of Prof A. Puppo in Nice, Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA; with France; chaired a symposium at the 12th Dr S Saeland, Schering-Plough Laboratory for International Congress on Nitrogen Fixation, Immunological Research, Dardilly, France; Iguassu, Brazil and presented the J G Wood member, editorial board and reviewer for memorial lecture to the Australian Society of Plant Immunology and Cell Biology; review panel Physiologists at the ComBio Conference at the member, Journal of Immunology; referee of Gold Coast. NH&MRC project grant applications; compiled a special issue for Immunology & Cell Biology on HOWITT, Dr S M, collaborations with Dr M Udvardi, “Development and Function of Dendritic Cells”. Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology, Germany; Dr P Ryan, CSIRO, Division POGSON Dr B, co-supervisor of PhD students based of Plant Industry, Canberra and Dr J Whelan, at CSIRO Plant Industry, UC Berkeley, Arizona Biochemistry Department, University of Western State University and University of Nevada; Australia. reviewer, Proceedings for National Academy of Science, USA; papers for Physiologia Plantarum, JANSSENS, Dr P A, collaborations with CSIRO Journal of Plant Physiology, book review in The Division of Wildlife and Ecology, Agricultural Quarterly Review of Biology; reviewed grants for Protection Board of Western Australia, Depart- United States Department of Agriculture NCGRIP, ment of Conservation and Land Manage-ment, United States Department of Energy; member, Western Australia, and John Curtin School of management committee, The Green Machine Medical Research, ANU, in the CRC for Biological Science Education Centre (ANU); member, National Control of Vertebrate Pest Populations; local Science Foundation, Australian Planning coordinator, Undergraduate Summer Course Committee, International Photosynthesis Techniques in Field Ecology, partly taught by CRC Congress, Brisbane 2001 and on the Poster for Biological Control of Vertebrate Pest Judging Panel for the 12th International Populations staff, under the auspices of the Symposium on Carotenoids; professional Division of Biological Sciences, University of memberships include American Society of Plant Wollongong; member, editorial board, General and Physiologists, Australian Society of Plant Comparative Endocrinology ; referee, Journal of Physiologists and International Society for

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Photosynthesis Research; member, CRC for CHAI, Dr C L L, member, Organising Committee, Functional Genomics Planning Committee. 11th Royal Australian Chemical Institute Convention (RACIC); chair, Organic Division SMITH, Dr G D, interviewed for the program “Fuzzy Organising Committee, 11th RACIC; assessor, Logic” on the radio station 2XX, following the grant applications, ARC and papers for the discovery of a new class of chemicals named Australian Journal of Chemistry. calothrixins, which have great potency against malaria and cancer cells in culture; the chemicals HUMPHREY, Dr M G, Inorganic Division repre- have also been patented by ANUTECH with a view sentative, Organizing Committee, 11th RACI to seeking commercial interest; referee for the Convention; ACT representative, Inorganic Archives of Microbiology and Journal of Applied Division; President-Elect, ACT Branch, Royal Phycology. Australian Chemical Institute; assessor, grant TIERNEY, Dr L, collaborated with: Dr Unwin, MRC applications, ARC and National Science — Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, Foundation (USA) and papers to Organometallics UK; with Dr R Spencer, Howard Hughes Medical (ACS), J. Phys. Chem. (ACS), and Chem. Commun. Institute, California Institute of Technology, (RSC). California, USA. SALEM, Dr G, ANU representative, ACT Schools Accreditation Panel for General Science; chair, van LEEUWEN Dr B H, collaborated with staff of chemical education division organising Vertebrate Biocontrol Cooperative Research committee for 11th RACIC; chair, ACT chemical Centre; the Pest Animal Control Cooperative education group; ACT representative, Chemical Research Centre and CSIRO, Entomology, in Education Standing Committee and director, student supervision; member, National Health Australian Chemistry Olympiad. Sciences Centre Research Committee; Medical Sciences Board of Studies; Medical Sciences SELINGER, Emeritus Prof B, regular column writer, Honours Scholarship Committee. Canberra Times (So Why Is it?); member, ACT Environment Council; chair, Homebush Bay VERMA Dr N K, collaborated with Dr A Weintraub, Environmental Reference Group, Olympic Karolinska Institute, Sweden; member, Accred- Coordination Authority; presented professional itation Panel for the ACT Board of Senior training courses for ministerial staff at Parliament Secondary Studies; assessor of grant applications House. for the NH&MRC and ARC; examined a PhD thesis from University of Wollongong. STRANGER, Dr R, treasurer, ACT Branch of the WEIR Dr R C, collaborated with: L Hueston, Centre Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI); ANU for Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, representative, ACT Schools Accreditation Panel Institute for Clinical Pathology and Medical for Chemistry; member, RACI Chemical Education Research, Westmead Hospital, and Dr J Davies, Committee; member, organisation committee of Department of Biochemistry and Molecular both the Inorganic and Educational Chemistry Biology, Monash University; reviewed grant Divisions for the RACI 11th National Convention; applications for the ARC and the NH&MRC. participant, Australian Academy of Science Focus Group Meeting on Teaching and Learning in Chemistry Department Science. BARROW, Dr R, RACI, NSW Branch, Natural Forestry Department (School of Resource Products Group committee member for 1999– Management and Environmental Science) 2000. BANKS, Dr J C G, adviser, on tree ages and growth BECKWITH, Emeritus Prof A L J, member, Board rates in old growth mountain gum, Kosciuszko of Directors, Australian Science Olympiads; National Park; adviser, land rehabilitation on treasurer and member, Council, Australian following open cast mining, Tomago Sandbeds, Academy of Science; member, External Advisory RZM Newcastle; fire and Australian plants for Boards, Faculty of Science, University of Australian National Botanical Gardens Volunteer Wollongong and the School of Chemistry, Guides; yellow box and red gum woodlot trials, University of Sydney. ACT, Southern Tablelands Farm Forestry Network.

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BAUHUS, Dr J, steering committee member, Forest wood identification and properties for Australian and Wood Products Research and Development Federal Police and Bureau of Air Safety Cooperation — WAPIS Montreal Soil Indicators Investigation. Project; member, Cooperative Research Centre for FIELD, Dr J B, adviser to the Bellalba/Krawaree Greenhouse Accounting; member, Research Landcare group on GIS and Remote Sensing Working Group 4 (Silviculture of Indigenous applications; honorary consultant to Boorowa Forests) of the Standing Committee on Forestry; Landcare Group on Land Use Changes to Reduce member, Scientists for Sustainability Network; Ground Water Recharge and Salinity; collaborative member, Boboyan Pine Plantation Working Group STFFN Project on Liming acid soils for farm to advise the ACT Parks and Conservation Service forestry planting of Pinus radiata, Inverary via on forest ecosystem rehabilitation. Bungonia, NSW; collaborative research project BRACK, Dr C L, adviser, on forest mensuration, with Dr C Borough and Mr S Thomas of AFG on inventory or modelling provided via his www- Magnesium deficiencies in Pinus radiata resources to: Auspine Limited (South Australia), Tallaganda, NSW; Survey of Cost of Revegetation Serve-Ag Pty Ltd (Forestry Consultants, with J Schirmer in cooperation with Greening Tasmania), Centre for Forest Tree Technology Australia Inc and Environment Australia; (Victoria), Purser Tarleton Russell Ltd (Forest cooperating with Dr H Gitay, R Cunningham and Industry Consultancy & Research, Ireland), Borde S Gray of Braidwood Landcare on research project Timbers Limited (Zimbabwe), ITC/Forest Science — Effects of Parent Tree Habitat on Survival of (Netherlands), Timbertech Co (Japan), University Seedlings of Local Species in Rehabilitation of of British Columbia (Canada), Lincoln University Saline Acid Soil Sites; hosted two BHP Science (New Zealand), Global Association of Online Students research projects. Foresters, various US Colleges; chair, Research JAMES, Dr R, consultant with Drs Banks and Brack Working Group #2 (Forest Measurement and to Canberra Urban parks on development of Information), reporting to the Research Priorities DISMUT decision support system for management and Coordination Committee (RPCC) of the of Canberra urban tree resources; ANU repre- Standing Committee of Forestry (SCF); co-edited sentative on Forest Technology Program (with and published Code of Forest Mensuration Practice University of Melbourne and Australian Logging (with Drs Wood and Turner) on behalf of RWG#2; Council); adviser (with Drs Turner and Brack) to chair, International Union of Forest Research Wilmott Forest Management Ltd on establishment Organisations (IUFRO) working group 4.02.03 of their stand record system; adviser, to ACT (Inventories on Successive Occasions); editor of Forests on wood flow calculations for private S4.03-02 Newsletter (ISSN 1326-0626); forest resources. participant, developing State of the Art Report for IUFRO Division 6.15-00 (Improving education KANOWSKI, Prof P J, chair, NSW Southern Region and further education in forestry); participant, Regional Forest Forum, as part of NSW Regional discussions on forestry education at the Forest Agreement Process; chaired a session in University of British Columbia, University of Crawford Fund’s Parliament House seminar, The Freiburg and University of California; repre- food and environment tightrope, and at Institute sentative, ACT Legislative Enquiry into Urban Tree of Foresters of Australia Biennial Conference; Management; participant, Farm Forestry and consultant to: Department Agriculture, Forestry Sustainable Land Management Forum at and Fisheries Australia; AusAID; Environment Parliament House, Canberra, ACT. Australia. BUCHY, Dr M, lecturer, Integrated Forest Planning MAHENDRARAJAH, Dr S, adviser, Kokonut Pacific (Anutech short course); contributor, Developing Pty Ltd and co-researcher on energy economics and evaluation framework for the farm forestry of freshly expelled coconut oil in the South program, AFFA (two workshops). Pacific; worked with Dr O Kennedy, Wollongong University; Dr D Etherington, Kokonut Pacific Pty EVANS, Dr P D, adviser to Australian War Memorial Ltd, Canberra, Tavita Kate, Taveuni Coconut on use of Australian Timbers for manufacture of Centre, Fiji; member, ACT Board of Senior Lee Enfield 303 rifle; consultant (continuing), Secondary Studies Accreditation Panel ‘Agri-

53 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 culture’; lead co-editor with Prof A J Jakeman, Forest Measurement and Information Working CRES and Prof M McAleer, University of Western Group; consultant, state and Commonwealth Australia of “Modelling Change in integrated governments on Regional Forest Agreements; economic and environmental systems” (John chair, Expert Panel on Calculation of Sustainable Wiley, 1999). Sawlog Yield for Jarrah and Karri Forests, WA; consultant, State Forests NSW to review “Taper RACE, D, lecturer, on agroforestry, Oxford Forestry Functions and Mean Taper Ratio in Eucalypts of Institute, University of Oxford; co-organisor, Eastern NSW” with Dr C L Brack; consultant, workshop on forestry partnerships between Australian Greenhouse Office in organising a community and industry, with International workshop and writing review report on biomass Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) estimation (with other staff); member, of the and United Nations FAO. organising committee for a Reunion of Australian TANTON Dr M T, adviser, NSW Government, through Forestry School Alumni in 2000; reviewed paper Administrator of Maclean Rainforest Reserve trust, for Australian Forestry and a PhD thesis for UNSW. on social and other issues relating to dispersal of flying-foxes from the reserve; referee, Wildlife Geography Department (School of Resource Research and Biological Conservation; adviser, Management and Environmental Science) Oxford University Press, new book on management BAKER, R, collaboration with NPWS Kosciuzko of protected areas in Australia. National Park on visitor monitoring. TIDEMANN, Dr C R, member, Cooperative Research GREENE, Dr R, collaboration with Agriculture WA Centre for Pest Animal Control; member, Key in a project on soil structure decline in irrigated Centre for the Sustainable Use of Tropical Wildlife; horticulture in the Manjimup region of WA. presenter, workshop on mitigation of orchard damage by winged vertebrate pests to the Snack DUMARESQ, D, with Dr R Greene, investigated Fruit ’99 Conference; adviser, NSW RFA process the relationships between soil aggregation, in relation to bats; member, Bat Expert Group of infiltration, fauna and phosphorus fertiliser use Environment Australia; member, Vertebrate Pest in alternative systems for sustainable cropping Advisory Committee and the Flora and Fauna at Ardlethan, NSW, supported by a grant from Advisory Committee of the ACT Government; the Rural Industries Research and Development adviser, Australian Apple and Pear Growers Corporation and farms in the area. Association (bats/birds); Australian Fresh VAN DIERMEN, P, with The Asian Development Stonefruit Growers Association (bats/birds); Bank, assessor, technical assistance programs for Environment ACT (flora/fauna/vertebrate pests); small and medium size industries on an ongoing Environment Australia (bats); Fairfield City project and policy adviser to government Council (bats/habitat reconstruction); Environ- agencies; member, Institute of Australian ment Australia (bats); Maclean Shire Council Geographers; New Zealand Geographical (bats); Mareeba Shire Council (mynas); Melbourne Association; Asian Studies Association of Botanic Gardens (bats); Mosman City Council Australia; New Zealand Asian Studies Association. (mynas); NSW Agriculture (bat-borne diseases); NSW Crown Solicitor (bats); NSW Department of Geology Department (School of Resource Education and Training (bats); NSW National Parks Management and Environmental Science) and Wildlife Service (bats); Queensland ARCULUS, Prof R J, cooperative research with the Department of Natural Resources and Heritage Solomon Islands Geological Survey; collaborative (mynas); Victorian Department of Natural research with the Australian Geological Survey Resources and Heritage (bats). Organisation; member, Geological Society of TURNER, Dr B J, member, UNSW-led consortium Australian Congress (1996) Scientific Committee. of east coast universities, continuing super- BLEVIN, Dr P L, Councillor of Executive Division, computing support for remote sensing research; Geological Society of Australia. chair, Spectroradiometer Consortium; member, Forest Planning & Spatial Information Working Group of Australian Forestry Council; member,

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CAMPBELL, Prof K S W, chair, Schools Geology collaboration in Australia with AIMS and CSIRO Project; DITAC Australia/Russia Scientific with project TROPICS off the coast of PNG. Exchange Committee. RIDE, Prof W D L, commissioner, International CHAPPELL, Prof B W, with Lachlan Mapping Commission on Zoological Nomenclature; chair, Project, AGSO, Granites Geochemistry Project, Editorial Committee, 4th Edn International Code Geological Survey of Queensland. of Zoological Nomenclature; member, Joint CHOPRA, Dr P N, negotiated a Memorandum of Academies Committee on Museums; Repre- Understanding with the Australian Geological sentative Australian Academy of Technological Survey Organisation for on-going collaborative Sciences and Engineering and Chair CRA National research in geoscientific computing and Science Summer School Council; member, geophysics; committee member, Geological International Advisory Board, Zoosystematica Society of Australia Specialist Group in Geoscience Rossica. Computing; committee member, ACT Division of STRUSZ, Dr D L, titular member, International the Australian Society of Exploration Geo- Subcommission on Silurian Stratigraphy; council physicists; Australian Earth Data On-Line Project member, International Working Group on Fossil with ACT Emergency Services Bureau; Hot Rock Cnidaria and Porifera. Energy Project, NSW Hunter Valley with Pacific YOUNG, Dr G C, corresponding member, Power. Subcommission on Devonian Stratigraphy, CLARKE, Dr J D A, with AGSO on the Glimore International Union of Geological Sciences. project, with PIRSA on the Eucla Basin. Psychology Division DE DECKKER, Dr P, member, committee evaluating research proposals in Earth Sciences for the BYRNE, Prof D, foundation chair, ACT Psy- Australian Antarctic Division (ASAC Committee); chologists Board; member, ACT Mental Health member, Steering Scientific Committee of PAGES Tribunal; member, Advisory Group on Stress and on past climate changes, part of IGBP. Illness, Veterans Medical Authority; president, International College of Psychosomatic Medicine EGGLETON, Prof R A, council member, AIPEA; (Immediate Past President after May 1999); program leader CRCLEME with UC, AGSO, CSIRO. member, Panel D Committee, Academy of the ELLIS, Dr D J, Cooperative research with AGSO, Social Sciences in Australia; member, Professional National Institute of Polar Research, Japan. Development and Accreditation Advisory Group, Australian Psychological Society. MAGEE, Dr J W, member, Willandra Lakes Region,World Heritage Property, Technical and LEVICK, Prof W, with the Australian Academy of Scientific Advisory Committee; Australian Science; member, Advisor’s Committee of the Representative, International Geological Australian Foundation for Science (Australian Correlation Program (IGCP) Project 413: Academy of Science); member, House and Understanding Future Dryland Environmental Precincts Committee, Australian Academy of Changes from Past Dynamics. Science; member, Editorial Board, Biological Cybernetics; assessor, National Health and Medical MUNSON, Dr T J, collaborative research with the Research Council; assessor, Australian Research Department of Earth Sciences, University of Council. Queensland, Geological Survey of New South Wales, and Department of Earth Sciences, University Schools and Centres Macquarie University; Honorary Treasurer, Association of Australasian Palaeontologists. Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, OPDYKE, Dr B N, corresponding member, Scientific Centre for Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR) Working Centre Staff, on Native Title issues, provided Group 104: Coral Reef Responses To Global submissions and expert evidence requested by Change; The Role Of Adaptation, resource member, the House of Representatives Standing Committee South-east Asian LOICZ (Land-Ocean interactions on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs in the Coastal Zone) group (funded by the Dutch); in its Inquiry into the Reeves Review of the

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Northern Territory Aboriginal Land Rights Act and Alice Springs; assessor, Australian Research organised ‘Evaluating the Reeves Report: Cross- Council, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Disciplinary Perspectives’ conference; with Torres Strait Islander Studies; assessor, ARC Northern Land Council convened ‘An Alternative grants; Referee for The Australia Institute. Model for 21st Century Land Rights’ workshop; FINLAYSON, Dr F, consultant to: Aboriginal and presented CAEPR seminar series included Torres Strait Islander Commission to participate discussants from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait in a comprehensive review of Native Title Islander Commission, Alcohol and other Drugs Representative Bodies in the aftermath of the Council of Australia, Department of Education, Native Title Amendment Act 1998; Steering Training and Youth Affairs, Torres Strait Regional Committee of Office of Evaluation and Audit for Authority, Department of Family and Community Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission’s Services, Department of Prime Minister and Native Title Representative Bodies Program; Cabinet, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Canberra Member, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Native Business Centre, Commonwealth Grants Title Representative Bodies teams for re- Commission, Department of Transport and recognition of Native Title Representative Bodies; Regional Services, Centrelink, and the University longitudinal study of the effectiveness of income of Sydney; assisted others with curriculum support payments for Indigenous children and development, teaching, assessment, workshops; their families and households for Department of provided advice to students; national media; Family and Community Services; member editorial visiting foreign government delegation on board, Aboriginal History; assessor, Native Titles Indigenous affairs and economic reform in Research Unit, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Australia. and Torres Strait Islander Studies. ALTMAN, Prof J C, member: Scientific Program GRAY, Dr M, consultant to Department of Advisory and Evaluation Group Co-operative Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Research Centre for sustainable development of Business on pathways to employment for tropical savannas; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Indigenous Australians. Islander Commission’s Economic Development Advisory Committee; Board, Key Centre Tropical HUNTER, Dr B, Ronald Henderson Research Wildlife Management Northern Territory Foundation Fellowship for a coordinated approach University; Commission on Anthropology of to Indigenous employment; consultant to Tourism International Union of Anthropological Department of Employment, Workplace Relations and Ethnological Sciences; Australian New and Small Business on pathways to employment Zealand Sustainable Use Specialist Group, for Indigenous Australians; referee, Economic International Union for Conservation of Nature Record; Australian Economic Review. and Natural Resources; Advisory Group to Desart LEVITUS, R, consultant to, National Museum of Aboriginal Arts and Crafts story; consultant: Australia on the history of Aboriginal rights; Maningrida Arts and Culture business development submission to the House of Representatives plan, national label of authenticity quality Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres assurance assessment; associate editor, Tourism Strait Islander Affairs Inquiry into the Reeves Studies; editorial committee, Australian Institute Review of the Northern Territory Aboriginal Land of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Rights Act. Issues of Native Title; valuer, Cultural Bequests Program for Australian Aboriginal art; submissions MARTIN, Dr D, consultant to National Native Title to the House of Representatives Standing Tribunal on incorporation of Prescribed Bodies Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Corporate; participation in a comprehensive Islander Affairs Inquiry into the Reeves Review review of Native Title Representative Bodies in of the Northern Territory Aboriginal Land Rights the aftermath of the Native Title Amendment Act Act; Reference Group on the National Action Plan 1998 at the request of Aboriginal and Torres Strait for Addressing Indigenous Disadvantage, Council Islander Commission; member, Minister for for Aboriginal Reconciliation; capacity building Aboriginal Affairs Native Title Representative workshops Ngurratjuta Aboriginal Corporation, Bodies teams for re-recognition of Native Title

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Representative Bodies; submission to the House Commission and Centrelink on Indigenous of Representatives Standing Committee on banking in central Australia. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Inquiry into the Reeves Review of the Northern Asia Pacific School of Economics and Territory Aboriginal Land Rights Act. Management POLLACK, D, submission to the House of Australia Asia Management Centre Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs CHUA, M, presented seminar to Department of Inquiry into the Reeves Review of the Northern Transport and Regional Services on China’s Territory Aboriginal Land Rights Act. Economy and Politics. SANDERS, Dr W, consultant: Department of Family BROGAN, B, collaborated with the Australian and Community Services and Centrelink on Department of Family and Community Services unemployment breach rates; Department of involving the Department of Health and Aged Family and Community Services on Indigenous Care, Centrelink, the Health Insurance housing needs and regional resource allocation; Commission, the National Audit Office, The House Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission of Representatives and the Victorian Department on participation in regional council elections. of Human Services through Health Victoria; these involved workshops, seminars and field visits for SCHWAB, Dr J, consultant to: Office of Indigenous the Chinese Government State Development Affairs, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Planning Commission, Ministry of Labour and on Indigenous educational retention rates; Social Security, Ministry of Health and Ministry education project evaluation for the United States of Civil Affairs and the Mongolian Government Academy for Educational Development and the Financial Reform Parliamentary Committee; Egyptian Ministry of Education. conducted reviews and project design for AusAID SMITH, D, longitudinal study of the effectiveness involving the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Trade of income support payments for Indigenous and Economic Cooperation and Ministry of children and their families and households for Education, the PNG National Department of Department of Family and Community Services; Education and National Forestry Service; the presidential mediation consultant National Native Indonesian Foreign Ministry; the ASEAN Title Tribunal; mediation of Ngunawal regional Secretariat and the World Bank. agreement with the Australian Capital Territory DODGSON, Prof M, co-convener in development Government. and delivery of Master of Industry Strategy degree TAYLOR, Dr J, consultant to: Fred Hollows with the Department of Industry, Science and Foundation on structural barriers to improved Resources; member, Learned Group advising the nutrition among Aboriginal people in the National Innovation Summit and producing the Katherine East region; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Framework Papers for the Summit; consultant to Islander Commission on participation in regional the National Science Council, Taiwan; Honorary council elections; Rio Tinto on socioeconomic Ambassador for the ACT. profile of the Aboriginal population in southeast RUSSELL, E, conducted a seminar for the AUSAID Arnhem Land; submission to the House of Capacity Building Program for senior Mongolian Representatives Standing Committee on civil servants and Members of Parliament; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs conducted workshops for senior officials of the Inquiry into the Reeves Review of the Northern People’s Republic of China Ministry of Labour and Territory Aboriginal Land Rights Act. Social Security with the Australian Department WESTBURY, N, consultant to: Fred Hollows of Family and Social Security for AUSAID; Foundation on structural barriers to improved conducted a seminar on corporate strategy for nutrition among Aboriginal people in the graduates of the National Institute of Develop- Katherine East region; Alice Springs Regional ment Administration in Thailand. Office, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

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Australia–Japan Research Centre YOUNG, Dr E, chair, Antarctic Naming and Medals Committee, Department of Environment, Antarctic DRYSDALE, Prof P, member, Panel of International Division, ANARE, Environment Australia. Advisers, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, member, Advisory Board, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, member, Project Cross-Cultural Research, Centre for Advisory Group New Institutionalism in Asia, Asia BENJAMIN, Dr R, president, Art Association of Center, Harvard University, member, International Australia and New Zealand; chair, Paul Cezanne Advisory Board, Asia–Pacific Institute, Waseda 160th Birthday symposium, Art Gallery of NSW; University, member, Academic Advisory Board, assessor ARC grant applications Asia Pacific Center for Business and Economics, Brandeis University, member, Board of The BOLTON, Dr L, adviser, Vanuatu Cultural Centre Australian Proteome Analysis Facility, Macquarie BERMAN, Dr L, member, Third Australian-Pacific University, member, International Advisory Board, Triennial Steering Committee, Queensland Art China Center for Economic Research, Peking Gallery; consultant, Indonesian Academy of University, member, TIME magazine’s Asia–Pacific Sciences. Board of Economists, member, Board of the CALLAWAY, Dr A, awarded J Paul Getty Fellowship; Sydney Institute, International Associate Member, guest editor, Australian Journal of Art. Foundation for Advanced Information and Research (FAIR), Japan, member, Board of DENING, Prof G, keynote speaker, International- Advisers, Institute of Fiscal and Monetary Policy izing the Study of American History, New York Research, Japanese Ministry of Finance, member, University/Organization of American Historians, International Standing Committee of the Pacific Florence, Italy; keynote speaker, UCLA Center for Economic Cooperation Council, coordinator, 17th and 18th Studies, Los Angeles, USA. International Secretariat, Pacific Trade and CHURCHER, B, judge, Olympic Arts-Sports contest Development Conference, member, International for Sydney Organising Committee of the Olympic Steering Committee, PAFTAD, member APEC Panel Games (SOCOG); judge, Olympic Arts Sports, of Independent Experts International Olympic Committee (IOC); member, Australia-India Council; member, ACT Council for Development Studies, National Centre for Centenary of Federation DUNCAN, Prof R, member, Aid Advisory Council, EVES, Dr R, awarded Smuts Visiting Fellowship, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and University of Cambridge Trade; member, UNESCO Social Sciences Network, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and KERR, Prof J, trustee, NSW Historic Houses Trust; Trade; member, Australian Competition Tribunal, judge, Competition for Australian Monument to Australian Department of Treasury; member, the Great Irish Famine; appeared on ABC radio International Economic Data Base, ANU. and television; curator, ‘Artists and Cartoonists in Black and White (the Most Public Art)’, National GITAY, Dr H, chair and coordinator, Impacts and Trust S H Ervin Gallery; curator, ‘Australians in Adaptation Section, Australian Greenhouse Office; Black and White (The Most Public Art)’, State member, stakeholder consultation group on the Library of NSW. Biosafety Protocol negotiations, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; member, KLEINERT, Dr S, presented papers to Australian Steering Committee, Millennium Ecosystem Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Assessment, UNEP/World Bank/GAO/WRI Studies seminar series; invited speaker, Tate Gallery, London; member, Editorial Board, The HESS, Dr M, member, Papua New Guinea Olive Pink Society Bulletin; adviser, to National Government Panel of Enquiry into Restructuring Portrait Gallery, Canberra, on travelling of the University of Papua New Guinea. exhibition, ‘Recognition: Percy Leasons’s LEUNG, Dr S, member, ACTEW Board. Aboriginal Portraits’. McGRATH, Dr A, curatorial adviser to Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, on ‘Births of a Nation: women’

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Childbirth and Federation’ travelling exhibition; Society of Eighteenth Century Studies; guest presented paper to Berkshire Conference of curator for opening exhibition ‘The Gold Show’ Women Historians, Rochester, New York; convener, for National Museum of Australia; assessor, ARC International ‘Engendering Material Culture’ grant applications. conference, University of NSW; expert witness, GAMMAGE, Prof B, member, Advisory Board, War ‘Stolen Children’, Litigation, Federal Court of in History (UK & USA); treasurer, Manning Clarke Australia, Darwin; convener, Australian Women’s House Inc. History Network. PAISLEY, Dr F, awarded ARC Fellowship; presented Epidemiology and Population Health, National paper at The International Berkshire conference Centre for of Women Historians, Rochester, New York. ADAMS, Prof A, chair, Public Health Functions THOMAS, Prof N, guest curator, Djamu Gallery Technical Advisory Group National Public Health (Gallery of Australian Museum), Sydney; guest Partnership; chair, steering committee Expanding curator, National Gallery of Australia, for ‘Oceania’, and Sustaining Immunisation Seminar; member, an exhibition to open in 2001; curator, ‘Cooks’ National Public Health Information Working Sites’ Exhibition, Te Pape/National Museum of Group; chair, Western Pacific Regional Cert- New Zealand; assessor, ARC grant applications. ification Commission for the Eradication of TURNBULL, Dr P, presented papers to American Poliomyelitis, WHO, Manila; member, Global Historian Association, Washington, USA; co- Certification Commission for the Eradication of convener for Fourth World Archaeological Poliomyelitis, WHO, Geneva. Conference, Cape Town, South Africa; member, BAMMER, Dr G, member, Scientific Committee on Executive Committee, H-Net, the International Musculoskeletal Disorder, International Network of the Humanities and Social Sciences; Commission on Occupational Health; member, presented paper to Australian Historical Governing Council, Mulanggarri Foundation, Association annual conference; assessor, ARC University of Canberra; member, New pharmaco- grant applications. therapies project advisory group, Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre Inc.; member, inter- Humanities Research Centre national scientific advisory panel, 9th and 10th CLARKE, Prof G, council member, The Australian International Conference for the Reduction of Archaeology Institute at Athens; member, Drug Related Harm; member, organising National Committee of Australian Foundation for committee, annual conference Australian Study in Italy; member, Advisory Board of Professional Society on Alcohol and Drugs, Mediterranean Archaeology. Canberra; member, Steering Committee for a UK heroin trial, Department of Social Science and McCALMAN, Prof I, member, Organising Comm- Medicine, Imperial College School of Medicine, ittee Third Asia–Pacific-Triennial Conference, London; member Advisory Committee, National Queensland Art Gallery; delivered keynote papers Hepatitis C Education and Prevention Strategy, to conference at joint Huntington Library, and Australian Intravenous League Cambridge University Press conference, Los BROOM, Dr D, member, chair, National Public Angeles, USA; member, International Advisory Health Strategies Coordinating Committee; Board, Consortium of Humanities Centres and member, The Canberra Hospital Patient Care and Institutes, USA; member, International Advisory Quality Improvement Committee; member, Committee, Humanities Research Institute, Monitoring Working Group, National Breast Cancer University of California at Irvine, USA; member, Centre. Council, Australian Academy of the Humanities; member, Expert Advisory Committee, National BUTLER, Dr J, member, Early Detection and Museum of Australia; member, selection panels/ Diagnosis Working Group, NHMRC National Breast committees for National Library of Australia, Cancer Centre; member, Central Coordinating National Museum of Australia, National Archives Committee, DVA Preventive Care Trial; member, of Australia; president, Australasian and Pacific NHMRC Research Grants Interviewing Committee;

59 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 member, Consultative Committee on Diagnostic Committee Advisory Board; member, NHMRC Imaging Research Program, Commonwealth Advisory Board; member, National Environment Department of Health and Aged Care; member, Protection Council, NHMRC Liaison Committee; Advisory Board, G.D. Searle & Co Global Health member, Board of Policy and Management; Outcomes Board. member, National Research Centre for Environ- mental Toxicology CALDWELL, Prof J, member, International Advisory Board, International Encyclopedia of the Social LIM, Dr L, chair, Medical Statistics Section, and Behavioural Sciences. Statistical Society of Australia; member, DOUGLAS, Prof R, member, Advisory Committee, Accreditation Committee, Statistical Society of PHERP Quality Enhancement Program, Public Australia Inc Health Association of Australia; chair, Quality McDONALD, D, member, Board of Alcohol and Enhancement Program Review Visit to Australian Other Drugs Council of Australia; chair, National Centre for International Tropical Health and Research Reference Group, Alcohol and Other Nutrition, Queensland University; member, Board Drugs Council of Australia; research represent- of Management, Cooperative Research Centre for ative, ACT Association of Alcohol and Other Drug Water Quality and Treatment, convener, National Agencies; member, Executive Committee, Conference, Australasian Epidemiological Australian Evaluation Society, ACT Region; Association 2000; member, Clinical School member, Advisory Board, National Drug Research Management Committee, University of Sydney, Strategy Committee Canberra Clinical School; member, Medical Issues NANCARROW, S, chair, Footpath Steering Committee, National Heart Foundation of Committee, ACT Community Care; member, Australia; member, Department of Health and Diabetes Data and Information Working Group, Aged Care Influenza Pandemic Planning ACT Community Care; member, Organising Committee; member, Education and Scientific Committee 2001, Australasian Podiatry Committee, ACT Division of General Practice. Conference, Australian Podiatry Council; member, D’SOUZA, Dr R, Secretariat, National Certification Podiatrists Board of the ACT; member, Steering Committee for Poliomyelitis Eradication; principal Committee on Clinical Pathways, DVA; member, investigator, Acute Flaccid Paralysis Study Group, Care Continuum Steering Committee, ACT secretariat, Polio Expert Committee Community Care ECKERSLEY, R, member, Steering Committee of PATEL, Dr M, chair, Global Network of Training OzQol (Australian Quality of Life Studies); Programs in Epidemiology and Public Health member, Interim Reference Group, Health Interventions; member, Scientific Advisory Inequalities Research Collaboration; member, Committee, National Centre for Immunisation Steering Committee, Indicators of Social and Research and Surveillance of Vaccine Preventable Family Functioning Project, Commonwealth Diseases; member, Measles Elimination Advisory Department of Health and Aged Care. Committee of the National Centre for Disease GARDNER, A, ACT Health and Community Care Control; chair, National Guidelines for the Human Research Ethics Committee Prevention and Control of Outbreaks of Measles; member, Committee to Review National Guidelines GUEST, Dr C, convener, Public Health Association for the Control of Meningococcal Disease, Conference Committee; convener, Scientific Communicable Diseases Network of Australia and Program Committee, XIX Pacific Science Congress, New Zealand; member, Expert Panel to advise on Sydney; president, Public Health Association, ACT ‘Developing a Research Agenda for CDC’s Branch; member, National Health & Medical Epidemiology Program Office’, Atlanta, Georgia, Research Council Working Party; member, National USA, Health & Medical Research Council Working Party; SIBTHORPE, Dr B, member, Advisory Board, member, council, Faculty of Public Health Divisions Data Group, Department of Health and Medicine, Royal Australasian College of Aged Care, General Practice Branch Physicians; council member, Public Health Association of Australia; member, Health Advisory

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TAFT, A, national convener, Public Health Outcomes Cost-effectiveness and Other Indicators Association of Australia’s Women’s Health Special of Quality in Australian Mental Health Services Interest Group; member, Consumer’s Health Project, Commonwealth Department of Health and Forum. Aged Care; member, Drafting Group, Common- wealth Department of Health and Aged Care; WHITTAKER, Dr A, General councillor, Council of member, Australian Rotary Health Research Fund, the Asian Studies Association of Australia. Mental Health Awareness Campaign Reference Group. Psychiatric Epidemiology Research Centre KORTEN, A E, member, Data and Publications BIRD, Dr M, member, Australian Psychological Committee, National Survey of Mental Health & Society Clinical College, produced a report for Well-being, Low Prevalence (Psychotic) Disorders the Commonwealth Office for the Older Australians Study, University of WA; member, Australasian on an intervention study with challenging Society for Psychiatric Research. behaviour in dementia. RODGERS, Dr B, manuscript reviewer, Australian CHRISTENSEN, Dr H, member, Scientific and Institute of Health and Welfare; briefing on family Research Sub-Committee, Alzheimer’s Assoc- separation, Commonwealth Department of Prime iation; member, Ethics committee, Australian Minister and Cabinet; Social and Family Institute of Health and Welfare; member, Mental Functioning Indicators Workshop, Commonwealth Health Reference Group, Healthpact, ACT; member Department of Family and Community Services. working party, Australian Psychological Society Special Interest Group on Aging; Editorial review Mathematical Sciences, School of Gerontology International Journal of Experimental and Clinical Gerontology. Mathematics Department HENDERSON, Prof A S, clinical adviser in Mental BRYCE, R A, member: Problems Committee, Health, Commonwealth Department of Health and Australian Mathematics Competition; Problems Aged Care; member, Committee of the Austral- Committee, Mathematics Challenge for Young asian Society for Psychiatric Research; editor, Australians; Australian Mathematical Olympiad Australasia and the Far East, Social Psychiatry & Committee; Australian Mathematics Trust, Psychiatric Epidemiology; member, editorial boards Advisory Committee; ACT Board of Senior for International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Secondary Studies, ANU representative. Research; Dementia; European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience; New Trends COSSEY, P J, assoc editor, Bulletin of the Australian in Experimental and Clinical Psychiatry; Australian Mathematical Society; member, Standing and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry; member, Committee on Education, Australian Mathematical boards of assessors, Australian and New Zealand Society; public officer, Australian Mathematical Journal of Psychiatry; member, editorial review Society; public officer, AMPAI. panel, Australian Journal on Ageing; member, FERRARIO, L, member, Scientific Organising Committee of International Consultants, Committee, International Symposium “Magnetic Epidemiologia e Psichiatria Sociale (Rome), Fields across the H-R Diagram”, Santiago, Chile, visiting specialist, The Canberra Hospital. 2001. JORM, Prof A F, member, Departmental Ethics HOWE, A A T, treasurer, Australian Mathematical Committee, Commonwealth Department of Health Society and AMPAI. & Aged Care; president, Australasian Society for HUTCHINSON, J E, represented the National Psychiatric Research; member, Scientific and Committee for Mathematics at the FASTS Research Sub-Committee of the Alzheimer’s (Federation of Australian Scientific and Techn- Association; member, Medical and Scientific ological Societies) Science Meets Parliament Day. Advisory Panel, Alzheimer’s Disease International; editor-in-chief, Australasian Journal on Ageing, SMYTHE, N F, member, Apple University member, Board of the Mental Health Council on Development Fund Awards Panel. Australia; member, Steering Committee for

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WARD, M A, member, Problems Committee, HEYDE, C C, director, Australian Foundation for Australian Mathematics Trust; Accreditation Science; Centre for Applied Probability, Columbia Committee, ACT Board of Senior Secondary University; board member, Australian Mathematics Studies. Trust; member, Membership Committee, Inter- national Statistical Institute; Bernoulli Society WICKRAMASINGHE, D T, member, Scientific Publications Committee; Publications Committee, Organising Committee, International Symposium International Statistical Institute; Executive “Magnetic Fields across the H-R Diagram”, Committee, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences; Santiago, Chile, 2001. chair, History Committee, International Statistical Mathematics and its Applications, Centre for Institute; trustee, Applied Probability Trust; Development Review Committee, Faculty of ANDREWS, B H, special session organiser, 43rd Mathematical and Computer Sciences, University Annual Meeting, Australian Mathematical Society, of Technology, Sydney; Editor-in-Chief, Journal University of Melbourne. of Applied Probability, Advances in Applied BAXTER, R J, member, editorial boards, Journal Probability; joint-editor, Australian Mathematical of Geometric and Functional Analysis; Journal of Society Lecture Series; Springer Series in Probability Statistical Physics; Annals of Combinatorics and and its Applications; associate editor, The Theoretical Physics and Related Mathematics Mathematical Scientist; advisory editor, Journal (International Press); member, advisory board, of Applied Mathematics and Stochastic Analysis; Physica A; member, editorial committee, reviewer, National Science Foundation, National Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, Research Council of Canada, Australian Research Series A. Council. DALEY, D J, adviser/consultant, ACT Board of HUTCHINSON, J E, representative from the Senior Secondary Studies; trustee, Applied National Committee for Mathematics at the FASTS Probability Trust, Sheffield, UK. (Federation of Australian Scientific and Tech- GANI, J M, member, selection committee for nological Societies) Science Meets Parliament Day. appointment of UTS Prof of Mathematics; member, KOVACS, L G, member, editorial boards, Journal Academy of Science Committee on scientific of Group Theory and Periodica Mathematica exchanges with China, Japan and Korea; member, Hungarica. AFAS Committee for Australian–French scientific McINTOSH, A G R, member, editorial committee, exchanges; member, editorial boards, Utilitas Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society; Mathematica; Journal of Mathematical Biology; scientific advisory committee, Conference on IMA Journal of Mathematics Applied in Medicine Clifford Analysis, Prague, 2000; scientific and Biology and Journal of Applied Statistics, committee, International Conference on Clifford Stochastic Analysis and its Applications; managing Analysis, Its Applications and Related Topics, to editor, Applied Probability Journals; reviewer, honour the memory of L K Hua at the occasion of Mathematical Reviews and Zentralblatt fur his 90th birthday. Mathematik; member, Advisory Board, Springer Series in Probability and its Applications. NEUMANN, B H, editor and publisher, IMU Canberra Circular; honorary editor, Bulletin of the HALL, P G, member, editorial boards, Annals of Australian Mathematical Society; The Australasian Statistics; Australian Journal of Statistics; Journal of Combinatorics; Algebra Colloquium Econometric Theory; Journal of Statistical Planning (Beijing); editor and member of editorial board, and Inference; Probability Theory and Related Houston Journal of Mathematics; editorial Fields; Statistica Sinica; council, Institute of consultant, Southeast Asia Bulletin of Mathematical Statistics; President-elect, Bernoulli Mathematics; Mathematical Spectrum. Society. NEWMAN, M F, public officer, Australian HASSELL, A W, reviewer, Mathematical Reviews; Mathematical Publishing Association Inc.; tutor, at Mathematical Olympiad Training School, editorial adviser, Journal of Symbolic Comp- Sydney; mentor, two members of 1999 Australian utation; member, editorial board, International International Mathematical Olympiad Team.

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Journal of Algebra and Computation; member, selection committees for University of Tasmania coordinating committee, International Mathe- Chair in Mathematics (Applied Mathematics) and matical Sciences Institutes; member, Australian University of New South Wales Chair of Mathematical Olympiad Committee; member, Mathematics of Finance; assessor, Medical and problems committee, Mathematics Challenge for Scientific Research Grant Applications, Anti- Young Australians. Cancer Council of Victoria. OSBORNE, M R, director, CTAC99; chair, ANZIAM Computational Mathematics Groups 1999–2001; Graduate School, The associate editor, Journal of the Australian BALLARD, J, member, Advisory Committee, HIV Mathematical Society, Series B. and Development Network. ROBINSON, D W, member, Research Training and CUNNINGHAM, R B, (collaborator: Birds Australia), Careers Committee, Australian Research Council; chair, Statistics Committee, The New Bird Atlas Steering Committee, Council of the Australian Project. Mathematical Society; chair, Australian Academy of Science’s National Committee for Mathematics. MAINDONALD, J H, (with L Brans, University of Canberra), NHSC Distance Education Graduate TRAN, T, referee, Journal of the Australian Nursing courses. Mathematical Society, Series B. N S Trudinger, editorial boards, Advances in University Library Mathematical Sciences and Applications; Bulletin STEELE, C, member, Coalition for Innovation in of the Australian Mathematical Society; Calculus Scholarly Communication; DETYA Research of Variations and Partial Differential Equations; Infrastructure Funding Committee. Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications; Journal of Potential Analysis; Nonlinear Analysis Forum; Proceedings of Edinburgh Royal Society; Taiwan Journal of Mathematics; symposium organiser, Equadiff 99; principal organiser, Isaac Newton Institute Programme on Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations, 2001. WELSH, A H, editorial boards, The Annals of Statistics; The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics; member, Methodology Advisory Committee (MAC) at ABS; convener, Program Committee for Biometrics99. WILSON, S R, president, International Biometric Society; representative, Statistical Society of Australia at Australian Foundation for Science Meetings; elected to Advisers’ Committee; member, Technology Committee, International Biometric Society; Committee on Women in Statistics, International Statistical Institute; ISI Standing Committee for the promotion of statistics in the Life Sciences; Bernoulli News; editor search committee; editorial board, Statistical Methods in Medical Research; associate editor, Annals of Human Genetics; member, editorial advisory board, Biometric Monograph Series of the International Biometric Society; member, editorial committee for the sixth edition of the ISI Dictionary of Statistical Terms; member,

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Pacific and Asian Studies, Research School of Advisory Board, Deakin University; member, Advisory Council, Asian Strategy and Leadership Director’s Section Institute, Malaysia. North Australia Research Unit DIBB, Prof P, member, Foreign Affairs Council; DAVIS, R, advisory board member, Cooperative member, Board of Research Consultants, Institute Research Centre (CRC) for the Sustainable for Foreign Policy Analysis, Inc, Cambridge, Development for Tropical Savannas, Scientific lecturer (with Dr Woodman), Australian Defence Program and Evaluation; observer, Kimberley College. Aboriginal Pastoralists Associations (KAPA); DUPONT, A, academic adviser, Australian Capital commentator, Australian Broadcasting Territory Accreditation Council; commentator, The Commission (ABC). Australian, The Australian Financial Review, The FLETCHER, Dr C, referee, Australian Research Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Bulletin, The Council (ARC); member, Institute of Aboriginal Economist, The Guardian, The International Herald and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AITSIS); Tribune, The Straits Times, The Jakarta Post, The adviser, Ngaanyatjara Council, Warburton, Bangkok Post, The South China Morning Post, The Western Australia; adviser, Northern Territory Sankei Shimbun, the Australian Broadcasting Department of Asian Relations and Trade, Darwin, Commission (ABC), SBS, BBC, US Public Affairs commentator, Australian Broadcasting Radio, Radio Singapore International, and Radio Commission (ABC); board member, Australia- China International. Indonesia Institute; board member, International HORNER, Prof D M, chair, Armed Forces Working Association of Centers for Federal Studies; board Party, Australian Dictionary of Biography; member, member, Centre for Indigenous Natural and Editorial Board, Australian Dictionary of Cultural Resource Management, Northern Territory Biography; member, Joint Services Staff Board, University; board member, Centre for Social Academic Advisory Board; member, Australian Research, Northern Territory University; Army Military History Projects Committee; head, consultant, Northern Territory Government; Australian Army’s Land Warfare Studies Centre. research associate, South Australian Centre for Economic Studies, University of Adelaide; WOODMAN, Dr S, lecturer, Australian Defence executive committee member, Constitutional College. Centenary Foundation, Northern Territory; Economics, Division of honorary associate of the University of New England (for PhD supervision). ATHUKORALA, Dr P-C, reviewer, Australian Research Council Large Research Grants Scheme; KANNAPIRAN, Dr C A, commentator, Australian adviser/consultant, Asia Recovery Information Broadcasting Commission. Centre, Asian Development Bank; reviewer, Oxford McWILLIAM, Dr A, member, AusAID Technical University Press; reviewer, Routledge London; Advisory Group, Water Supply Sector, Indonesia; reviewer, Journal of Development Studies; adviser, Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority, reviewer, World Economy; reviewer, Economic Darwin. Journal; reviewer, Journal of the Asian Pacific Economy. Pacific Manuscripts Bureau MAIDMENT, E, editor, ‘International Notes’, DRYSDALE, Prof P, adviser, Department of Foreign Archives and Manuscripts; representative, Affairs and Trade; assessor, ARC/DETYA Large Australian Society of Archivists; member, Research Grants Scheme; international associate Executive Committee, Canberra Regional Branch member, Foundation for Advanced Information of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour and Research (FAIR), Japan; member, Academic History. Advisory Board, Asia Pacific Center for Business and Economics, Brandeis University; member, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre Advisory Board, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto; BALL, Prof D, member, International Institute for member, Board of the Sydney Institute; member, Strategic Studies Council, London; member, Committee of Examination of developments in

a The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 — Supplement contemporary Japan and implications for for Foreign Affairs Advisory Council; member, Australia; member, Editorial Advisory Board, Advisory Board, China Centre for Economic Economics Today; member, Editorial Advisory Research, Beijing; member, Centre for Strategic Board, Tokyo Japan; member, Editorial Advisory and International Studies, Indonesia; member, Board, Journal of Economic Studies (Strathclyde, Review Board, Public Policy Research Grants UK); member, Editorial Advisory Board, Journal Program, Beijing; consultant, International of Asian Pacific Economic Literature (ANU, Finance Corporation (IFC); consultant, Canberra); member, Editorial Advisory Board, Austraining Pty Ltd; consultant, Australian Japanese Studies (University of Western Sydney); Agency for International Development. member, Editorial Advisory Board, Pacific Review HILL, Prof H, examiner, University of New (Routledge; member, Editorial Advisory Board, England; examiner, La Trobe University; referee, London, UK); member, Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of Asian Business; referee, Environment Pacific Economic Papers (ANU, Canberra); member, and Planning; referee, Transnational Corporations; International Advisory Board, Asia–Pacific referee, Southeast Asian Research; referee, World Institute, Waseda University; member, Economy; referee, World Development; referee, International Standing Committee, Pacific Asian-Pacific Economic Literature; referee, Journal Economic Cooperation Council, International of Development Studies; referee, Bulletin of Steering Committee, PAFTAD, member, Panel of Indonesian Economic Studies; referee, Pacific International Advisers, Korea Institute for Economic Papers; referee, Cambridge University International Economic Policy; member, Press (New York); referee, Institute of Southeast Professional Associations: Economic Society of Asian Studies (Singapore); member, Editorial Australia and New Zealand, Royal Economic Board, Asian-Pacific Economic Literature (ANU); Society, United States Academy of Political member, Editorial Board, World Development Science, Japan Economic Association (East (Pergamon); member, Editorial Board, Journal of Coast), United States Japanese Studies Asian Business (Michigan); member, Editorial Association of Australia, Asian Studies Association Board, Oxford Development Studies (Oxford); of Australia, Korean Studies Association of member, Editorial Board, Journal of Asia-Pacific Australia; member, Project Advisory Group, New Economy (Routledge); member, Editorial Board, Institutionalism in Asia, Asia Center, Harvard Asian Journal of Agricultural Economics (Manila/ University; member, Project Advisory Group, New Seoul); member, Editorial Board, Monash Mt Eliza Institutionalism in Asia, Asia Center, Harvard Business Review (Melbourne); member, Editorial University; member, TIME Magazine’s Asia–Pacific Board, ASEAN Economic Bulletin (Singapore); Board of Economists; witness, Foreign Affairs, member, Editorial Board, Bulletin of Indonesian Defence and Trade References. Economic Studies (ANU); member, Editorial Board, DUNCAN, Prof R, member, Aid Advisory Council; Cambridge University Press; member, Editorial member, UNESCO Social Sciences Network; Board, Asia-Pacific Monographs series; member, member, Australian Competition Tribunal; Research Advisory Group, International Centre for member, Resource Management in Asia and the the Study of East Asian Development, Kitakyushu, Pacific Project; convener, State, Society and Japan; member, Research Advisory Group, East Governance in Melanesia Project; consultant, Asian Economic Association, Japan; adviser, Australian Department of Employment, Workplace AusAID, Canberra. Relations and Small Business Innovative; KALIRAJAN, Dr K, consultant Australian Taxation consultant, AusAID; consultant, ESCAP, Bangkok. Office; referee, Australian Research Council. FANE Dr G, referee, Australian Research Council. MANNING, Dr C, member, Editorial Board, Bulletin GARNAUT, Prof R, chair, PNG Advisory Group: of Indonesian Economic Studies; member, Editorial Privatisation Program; chair, Australian Centre for Board, Labour and Management in Development International Agricultural Research; chair, Asia Journal; consultant, International Labour Pacific Economics Group Pty Ltd; chair, Asia Organisation; expert advice, AusAID; participant, Society, New York; member, Asia Society AustralAsia Centre, Melbourne; member, Minister b Cooperation with Government and other public institutions

Roundtable with Indonesia’s Minister for WARR, Prof P, member, editorial board, Agricultural Cooperatives and Small Business, Dr Adi Sasono, Economics; member, editorial board, Journal of Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra. the International Association of Agricultural Economists; board member, Australian Agricultural McKIBBON, Prof W, consultant, Australian and Resource Economics Society, Canberra Branch; Treasury; consultant, Australian Department of adviser, East Asia Analytical Unit, DFAT; adviser, Foreign Affairs and Trade; consultant, Australian Australian Council for Security Co-operation in Department of Environment; consultant, the Asia Pacific; consultant, AusAID. Australian Greenhouse Office; consultant, Schroders Australia; consultant, Tactical Global WOLFF, Dr L, expert witness, Senate Foreign Management; consultant, Citicorp New York; Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee. consultant, Department of Environment (New Zealand); consultant, Environmental Protection Pacific and Asian History, Division of Agency, US Congressional Budget Office; BALLARD, Dr C, , invited member, Independent consultant, Japanese MITI; consultant, Canada Human Rights Fact-Finding Mission to the PT Department of Finance; consultant, United Freeport Indonesia Contract of Work Area, the Nations; consultant, World Bank; consultant, Indonesian National Commission for Human Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change; Rights (Jakarta), Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation board member, Economic Society of Australia, (Jakarta), R F Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Canberra Branch; editorial board member, Rights (Washington DC), Office of Justice and Economic Modeling, published by Elsevier Science, Peace of the Catholic Diocese of Jayapura London; editorial board member, Asia-Pacific (Jayapura) and the Institute for Human Rights Economic Review, published by Cambridge Studies and Advocacy (Jayapura); member, University Press, London; editorial board member, Research Committee, ‘The Snow Mountains of West Open Economics Review, published by Kluwer New Guinea’ Exhibition, Tropenmuseum Academic Publishers, The Netherlands; Fellow, (Amsterdam) and Tropen Instituut (Amsterdam); Australian Academy of Social Sciences. member, Research Committee, Viewpoint McLEOD, Dr R, editor, Bulletin of Indonesian Productions Pty Ltd (Amsterdam); member, Economic Studies; expert witness, Inquiry into Research Committee, and the Royal Geographical the Financial Market Effects on Government Society (London); collaborator, documentary film Policy; participant, Roundtable with Indonesian project, ‘Freeport, the Amungme, and the Economist, Dr Sri Mulyani, at Department of Mountains’, Viewpoint Productions Pty Ltd Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canberra. (Amsterdam) and Dutch national television; co- editor, Irian, Bulletin of Irian Jaya Development. MENG, Dr X, consultant, Brookings Institute; consultant, World Bank; consultant, DEWRSB; BARMÉ, Dr G, referree, two Australian Research consultant, ACIL Australia Pty Ltd. Council Large Grants applications; member, Editorial Board, Renditions; member, Editorial SHAND, Dr R, member, International Association Board, Chinese Perspectives; expert advice, The of Agricultural Economists; member, Australian New York Times, The Sydney Morning Herald. Association of Agricultural and Resource Economics; advisory board member, Canadian DENOON, Prof D, member, Editorial Board, Journal of Development Studies; advisory board Cambridge Asia Pacific Series; member, Editorial member, Development and Change; referree, Board, Department of Foreign Affairs Documentary Australian Research Council Large Grants Scheme; Publications. consultant, Employment Generation in Indonesia, DOUGLAS, Dr B, adviser, PNG Branch, Melanesian International Labour Organisation, Geneva/ Women and Strategies for Self-Empowerment; Jakarta; council member, Grant Allocation/ adviser, Child Abuse Feasibility Study/Project Australia-India Council, DFAT. Identification Mission in the Pacific, Pacific SMITH, Dr H, consultant, Department of Foreign Branch. Affairs and Trade; specialist adviser, Australian Defence College.

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ELVIN, Prof J M D, referee, grant application, Studies, Cambridge; member, Editorial Board, Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation, Taiwan; member, Asian Studies (Korea); corresponding editor, Yale Editorial Board, Environment and History; member, University Monographs on Southeast Asian Studies; Editorial Board, China Reviews International; , adviser, Encyclopedia of Historians and Historical policy adviser, Independent Scholars’ Association Writing; chair of general editors, A Modern of Australia. Economic History of Southeast Asia; editor, Data Paper Series ECHOSEA; member, International JACKSON, Dr P, adviser, DFAT diplomatic corps Advisory Board, Royal Asiatic Society, Malaysian traineeship workshop; member, Editorial Panel, Branch; member, Editorial Board, Asian Studies Critical InQueeries. Review; member, Advisory Board, Journal of the LAL, Dr B V, corresponding editor, The South Seas Society (Singapore). Contemporary Pacific: A Journal of Island Affairs; member, Editorial Board, Pacifika Library. Politics and International Relations, Division of MARR, Dr D, corresponding member, Editorial International Relations, Department of Advisory Board, Modern Asian Studies. ELLIOTT, Dr L, senior vice president, Executive McCORMACK, Prof G, referee, two Australian Council, ACT Branch, Australian Institute of Research Council grant applications; member, International Affairs; member, Editorial Editorial Board, New Zealand Journal of Asian Committee, Australian Political Studies Studies; member, Editorial Board, Japanese Association Annual Conference; member, Studies; expert advice, the Senate Foreign Affairs Australian National Committee, International Defence and Trade Committee, and the Australian Human Dimensions Program; member, Australian College of Defence and Security Studies (ACDSS). Member Committee, Council on Security Cooperation Asia Pacific; referee, Humanities and MORRIS-SUZUKI, Prof T, vice president, Asian Social Science Panel, Monash University Logan Studies Association of Australia; member, Steering Research Fellowship; manuscript referee, Pacific Committee, Foreign Affairs Council; member, Review; manuscript referee, Environmental Politics; Steering Committee, Centre for Pacific Asia Social manuscript referee, Journal of International Transformations, member, Steering Committee, Relations and Development; member, Selection University of Wollongong; member, Steering Jury, the Canada-Asia-Pacific Award in Canadian Committee, University of Newcastle; member, Studies. Advisory Committee, Research Centre for Intercommunal Studies, University of Western NOBLE, DR G, adviser, Australian Parliament Sydney; referee, large and small Australian National Internship student; adviser, University Research Council grant applications; member, of Sydney Honours student; guest lecturer, Editorial Board, Positions: East Asia Cultures Australian Defence College; adviser, Department Critique; general editor, ASAA East Asian of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Monograph Series; member, Editorial Board, Asia- RAVENHILL, Dr J, chair, Research Committee, the Pacific Studies Series; member, Editorial Board, Australian Institute of International Affairs; Cambridge University Press; member, Editorial assessor, two Australian Research Council Large Board, Asian Studies Review; member, Editorial Grants applications and special research centres Board, Humanities Review; member, Editorial applications; assessor, Economic and Social Board, Traces; expert advice, the Senate Foreign Research Council (UK); editor, Studies in World Affairs Defence and Trade Committee. Affairs Book series (Allen and Unwin); editor, NELSON, Prof H, referee, large and small Australian Cambridge Asia-Pacific Studies Books series Research Council grant applications; referee, (Cambridge University Press); member, editorial Department of Army; expert advice, Department advisory board, Studies in Comparative Political of Veterans’ Affairs. Economy and Public Policy Book series (University of Toronto Press); member, editorial advisory REID, Prof A, referee, two Australian Research board, Asian Survey (University of California Council grant applications; corresponding Press); member, editorial board, Journal of member, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore; corresponding member, Modern Asian d Cooperation with Government and other public institutions

European Integration; member, editorial advisory Asian Studies Press; manuscript referee, board, Global Economy; member, editorial advisory Development and Change; manuscript referee, board, Industry and Innovation. Journal of Peasant Studies. ZHANG, Dr Y, guest lecturer, Department of MAY, Dr R J, consultant, Oxford Analytica (UK); Transport and Regional Services, New Zealand; member, interim executive committee, Forum of PhD supervisor, University of Auckland. Democratic Leaders in the Asia-Pacific Region Political and Social Change, Department of (Australian Chapter); contributor, aseanfocus, a monthly newsletter on ASEAN countries; series BARLOW, Dr C, member, Research Program editor, Regime Change and regime Maintenance Advisory Committee, Palm Oil Research Institute in Asia and the Pacific (RCRMAP) Crawford House of Malaysia. Press/ University of Hawaii Press/ Christopher CROUCH, Dr H, referee, Australian Research Hurst; series editor, RCRMAP Discussion Papers; Council; expert advice, Australian Labor Party member, editorial board, Cambridge Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Caucus Committee; adviser, Studies (Cambridge University Press); member, Australian Defence College; adviser, Australia- editorial board, Pacific Islands Encyclopaedia Indonesia Business Forum (Melbourne), expert (Canterbury University Press); member, editorial witness, Attorney-General’s Department; expert board, TaimLain: Journal of Contemporary witness, United States Government (USAID, Melanesian Studies; member, editorial board, Jakarta), expert witness, United Nations High Australian Journal of International Affairs; Commission on Refugees; member, United States member, editorial board, Journal, Institute of of America’s Carter Center’s International Observer Muslim Minority Affairs; Asian Ethnicity; member, Mission for the Indonesian election; examiner, editorial board, Theoretical Perspective (University PhD thesis, Monash University. of Dhaka); manuscripts referee, Routledge; manuscripts referee, Cambridge University Press; DINNEN, Dr S, member, Law and Justice Sectoral manuscripts referee, Crawford House Press; Working Group, Papua New Guinea Government. manuscripts referee, Pacific Studies; manuscripts KERKVLIET, Prof B, staff development assistance referee, Pacifica Review; consultant, Organization (with Dr D Marr [RSPAS] and colleagues in Hanoi), for Economic Cooperation and Development Vietnam National University; assessor, PhD (OECD)/NARU; expert advice, Refugee Review dissertation, Vietnam National University; Tribunal, Sydney; examiner, PhD thesis, University examiner, PhD theses, University of Melbourne; of Wollongong; co-organiser, Centre for Southeast organiser, financial assistance, Vietnam National Asian Studies workshop, Northern Territory University; guest lecturer, Canberra Grammar University. School; member, international advisory board, O’COLLINS, Prof M, member, Advisory Committee, Institute for Popular Democracy, Quezon City, the Australian Catholic University School of Social Philippines; member, Editorial Board, SOJOURN; Work; member, International Relations member, Editorial Board, Journal of Southeast Committee, Australian Association of Social Asian Studies (Singapore); member, Editorial Workers (AASW); adviser, Bougainville Peace Board, Southeast Asia Research (London); Process, Parliament of Australia Joint Standing member, Editorial Board, Pilipinas: Journal of Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade; Philippine Studies (Tempe, Arizona); member, adviser, Manus (PNG) Provincial Administration Editorial Board, Bulletin of Concerned Asian on Australian Tertiary Scholarships; adviser, Scholars (Boulder, Colorado); member, Editorial Linked Film Australia. Board, Philippines Political Science Review (Quezon City, Philippines); referee, five Australian REGAN, A J, adviser, Foreign Affairs Sub- Research Council applications; manuscript referee, committee of the Joint Standing Committee on Routledge Press; manuscript referee, Yale Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade (Australian University Press; manuscript referee, University Parliament) Inquiry into the Bougainville Peace of California Press; manuscript referee, Westview Process; constitutional adviser, Bougainville Press; manuscript referee, Institute for Southeast

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Provincial Administration; adviser, Bougainville WEINER, Dr J, consultant, Indigenous Land People’s Congress; adviser, Department of Foreign Corporation, Gurang Land Council, National Native Affairs and Trade; adviser, AusAID. Title Tribunal, Department of Premier and Cabinet, Queensland State Government. Northeast Asia Program HARRIS, Prof S, member, Foreign Affairs Council; Archaeology and Natural History, Department of member, Council for Security Cooperation in Asia HOPE, Prof G, member, Advisory Board, High Pacific (CSCAP); co-chair, Australian National Mountains Project, Public Broadcasting, Boston, CSCAP committee; adviser, Japan Centre for USA; member, Coordinating Committee, BIOME International Exchange; member, International 6000, a PAGES global vegetation mapping project Advisory Board, Asian Affairs; chair, review led by Prof C Prentice and Prof S Harrison, committee on Australian Greenhouse Challenge, Geochemistry Institute, Jena, Germany; adviser, Australian Greenhouse Office; referee, Australian New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife; Research Council/Department of Education adviser, Sydney Water; adviser, ACT Parks and Training and Youth Affairs research grants. Conservation branch.

Society and Environment, Division of JONES, Prof R, advisory editor, Antiquity, Cambridge UK. Anthropology, Department of Human Geography, Department of HARPLE, T, cultural expert, Universitas Cenderawasih, Jayapura, Irian Jaya, Indonesia; ALLEN, Dr B, consultant, United Nations Food cultural expert, the Rijksmuseum voor and Agriculture Organisation; expert/consultant, Volkenkunde, Leiden, The Netherlands. Australian Agency for International Development, Australian Centre for International Agricultural HIDE, Dr R, consultant, New Guinea Coffee Research; expert, Papua New Guinea National Research Institute, Papua New Guinea Coffee Agricultural Research Institute; reviewer, Industry Corporation, Aiyura, Eastern Highlands Australian Research Council; examiner, PhD Province, Papua New Guinea; member, Editorial theses, La Trobe University; examiner, PhD theses, Board, Journal of Linguistic Anthropology University of Queensland. KIPNIS, Dr A, reviewer, Duke University Press; BEAZLEY, H, consultant, AusAID. reviewer, Princeton University Press. (Dr Kipnis is also a member of the Contemporary China BOURKE, Dr R M, consultant/adviser, AusAID; Centre) member, commercial partner steering committee, Australian Contribution to the (Papua New ROBINSON, Dr K, reviewer, ASAA publication Guinea) National Agricultural Research System series; reviewer, Australian Feminist Studies; (ACNARS); consultant, Vanuatu Land Use Planning reviewer, The Australian Journal of Anthropology; Project; consultant, Food and Agriculture reviewer, Sojourn; reviewer, International Feminist Organisation (FAO), Rome; member, Editorial Journal of Politics. Board, Papua New Guinea Journal of Agriculture; ROSE, Dr D, leader, Cooperative Research Centre member, Editorial Board, Forestry and Fisheries; ; for the Sustainable Development of Tropical member, Editorial Board, Harvest (Papua New Savannas; member, international advisory board, Guinea Agricultural Extension Journal); Journal of Australian Studies; editorial board, committee member, Australian Institute of Aboriginal History. Agricultural Science and Technology. RUMSEY, Dr A, consultant, Kimberley Land GIBSON, Dr K, member, Editorial Board, Council, Western Australia; consultant, Kamali Environment and Planning D: Society and Space; Land Council, Western Australia. member, Editorial Advisory Board, New Zealand Geographer; team leader, ARC-SPIRT grant, La SAKAI, M, research adviser, Yayasan Madani Trobe Shire Council, Victoria; assessor, Australian Foundation; research adviser, Ford Foundation, Research Council Large Grants. Palembang, Indonesia. JARVIS, S, consultant, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Tokyo. f Cooperation with Government and other public institutions

OLIPHANT, S, consultant, AusAID. is also a member of the Department of Anthropology) PRETES, M, consultant, Village Enterprise Fund (NGO) USA; member, Editorial Board, The Northern UNGER, Dr J, member, Editorial Board, Chinese Review. Sociology and Anthropology (USA); member, RIMMER, Prof P, member, Board of Senior Editorial Board, China Information (Holland); Secondary Studies (Geography and Asian Studies) member, Editorial Board, Bulletin of Concerned Panel, ACT Government; member, Board of the Asian Scholars (USA); member, Editorial Board, Australian Centre for Maritime Studies China Perspectives [Perspectives Chinoises] (Hong Incorporated; presenter, Royal Australian Navy’s Kong); member, Editorial Board, Kaifang Shidai Maritime Studies Program; member, Editorial (Guangzhou); member, Editorial Board, Board, Asian Geographer; member, Editorial Board, Contemporary China Papers book series of M E Journal of Transport Geography; member, Editorial Sharpe Publishers; member, Editorial Board, Board, Asia-Pacific Transport Journal; member, Oxford University Press; member, Editorial Board, Editorial Board, Asia Pacific Viewpoint; Studies in Contemporary China book series; international adviser, Malaysian Journal of Tropical member, Publications Committee, Contemporary Geography; referee, large grants, University Grants China Institute, University of London; member, Commission, Hong Kong. International Board of Directors, Universities Service Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong; Linguistics, Department of Research Fellow, Asia Research Centre, Murdoch PAWLEY, Prof A, adviser, Summer Institute of University, Perth. Linguistics; adviser/consultant, Oxford English Gender Relations Project Dictionary (Pacific region), Terra Lingua; director, JOLLY, Prof M, assessor/referee, Australian Kalam Ethnobiology Project, Papua New Guinea, Research Council; assessor/referee, Marsden Fund; funded by AMRAD Technologies Ltd (Melbourne); assessor/referee, James Cook Fellowships; member, Editorial Board, Language Sciences; assessor/referee, Royal Society of New Zealand; member, Editorial Board, Language and Linguistics assessor/referee, Wenner-Gren Foundation for in Melanesia; member, Editorial Board, Oceanic Anthropological Research; external assessor, Linguistics; member, Editorial Board, Pacific University of Hawai’i at Manoa, tenure and Linguistics; member, Editorial Board, Typological promotion reviews. Studies in Language; referee, grant applications, Marsden Fund (NZ); referee, grant applications, LAW, Dr L, referee, Australian Research Council, National Institute for Mental Health(USA); Large Grants Scheme. referee, grant applications, Australian Research Transformation of Communist Systems Council. CHAN, Dr A, editor, Chinese Sociology and ROSS, Dr M, adviser, Summer Institute of Anthropology; member, Advisory Board, City Linguistics; associate editor, Oceanic Linguistics; University of Hong Kong; member, Editorial Board, member, Editorial Board, Asian Linguistics, Curzon China Perspectives [Perspectives Chinoises] (Hong Press; member, Advisory Board, Lincom Europa, Kong); president, Australian Association for Munich. Communist and Post-Communist Studies; special TRYON, Dr D, member, Editorial Board, New Pacific referee, Hong Kong University of Polytechnic Review/Nouvelle Revue du Pacifique; reviewer/ Grants Committee, Hong Kong Research Grants assessor, Marsden Fund (NZ); reviewer/assessor, Council. Australian Research Council; member, Council, RIGBY, Prof T H, member, Editorial Board, Université Française du Pacifique, Department of Revolutionary Russia, Australian Slavonic and East Foreign Affairs and Trade Pacific Islands Senior European Studies. Visiting Fellowship Program. Contemporary China Centre KIPNIS, Dr A, reviewer, Duke University Press; reviewer, Princeton University Press. (Dr Kipnis

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Law Faculty publications committee, International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social BAILEY, P H, contributor to broadcast program Philosophy; editor, Australian Journal of Legal on problems in administering the Official Secrets Philosophy; editor, Applied Legal Philosophy Series, provisions of the Crimes Act (Cth), Law Report commissioning books and advising publisher, Program; address to Australian U3A seminar on refereed research grants, Australian Research Harm Minimisation and Family; address to annual Council (ARC) grants. seminar, “Implementing Human Rights in Australia” organised by Centre for Encouragement CHARLESWORTH, Prof H, Senior Fellow at and co- of Democratic Institutions and Indonesia- taught a graduate course in International Human Australia Society, Jakarta, April; continuing board Rights Law, Law School, University of Melbourne; member and chair, policy committee, member, promotions committee, University of Relationships Australia, Canberra and Region Sydney Law School; member, chair selection (RACR); president, International Commission of committee, University of Canberra Law School; Jurists; address on the role of discrimination law member, advisory board, Diplomacy Training to final year students, Canberra Grammar School. Program, University New South Wales Law School; BAYNE, P, senior member, Administrative Appeals seminar presenter, Research Workshop, Law Tribunal of the Commonwealth; chair, Fulbright Faculty, University of Technology, Sydney; Frances ACT State selection committee; section editor, Lewis Scholar in residence (January-May) at the Australian Journal of Administrative Law; external Law School, Washington & Lee University, referee, Australian Research Council; consultant, Lexington, Virginia, as scholar in residence, Attorney-General’s Department of the taught a course in International Legal Theory Commonwealth; legal adviser, Scrutiny of Bills and gave special lectures and seminars; visitor, Committee of the Legislative Assembly of the ACT. University of Michigan Law School, January (gave lectures and seminars); gave public lecture, BOTTOMLEY, Prof S C, submission to joint University of Iowa College of Law, February; committee on public accounts and audit, Inquiry visitor, Harvard Law School, April (gave a lecture into Corporate Governance and Accountability and a conference paper); president, Australian Arrangements for Commonwealth Government and New Zealand Society of International Law; Business Enterprises; member, Canberra regional chair, International Law Association Committee committee, Business Law Section, Law Council on the Teaching of International Law; member, of Australia; member editorial committee, International Law Association Committee on Australian Journal of Corporate Law; co-editor Feminism and International Law; member, special issue, Federal Law Review volume 27; International Law Association Committee on assessor, large research grants, Australian Customary International Law; member, advisory Research Council (ARC) applications, (ARC) Spirt board, Defence of Children International; co- grant applications; instructor, company directors’ editor, Australian Yearbook of International Law; course, Australian Institute of Company Directors editorial board, Law and Policy Papers, Centre for (Canberra); director, The Credit Union of Canberra International and Public Law; member, board of Ltd. editors, American Journal of International Law; BRUCE, A D P, contributing author, CCH Australian editorial board, International Feminist Journal of Trade Practices Report, commentary and case law Politics; editorial board, Leiden Journal of analysis; solicitor, Australian Competition and International Law; editorial board, Legal Research Consumer Commission (ACCC), advice including in Australia and New Zealand; refereed Australian submission to Australian Law Reform Commission Research Council (ARC) grants ; member, Foreign on behalf of (ACCC). Affairs Council of the Minister for Foreign Affairs; adviser, national committee on Human Rights CAMPBELL, Prof T D, president, Australian Society Education; member, advisory board Justice for Legal Philosophy; member executive Research Centre; member, ACT Fulbright selection committee, International Association for committee; workshop presenter, Ausaid; radio Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, commentary, Law Report, ABC Radio National. attending meetings and giving advice; h Cooperation with Government and other public institutions

CLARKE, J, refereeing articles, Indigenous Law Canberra Rape Crisis; lecturer, Michigan State Bulletin UNSW Indigenous Law Centre and Law in University; volunteer and invited speaker, Radford Context Melbourne; refereed grant application, College. Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait GUNNINGHAM, Prof N A, refereed large Australian Islander Studies; submission (with K Guest and S Research Council (ARC) grant applications; Brennan) to the United Nations committee on consultancy advice re Regulation of Occupation the elimination of racial discrimination inquiry Health and Safety, National Occupational Health into Australian native title law, Australians for and Safety Commission. Native Title and Reconciliation; guest lecturer on indigenous legal issues, University of the 3rd McCORQUODALE, R, chair, Commonwealth Age; organised Australian visit of N Colmenares, Attorney-General and Human Rights Non- National Amnesty Commission of the Philippines. governmental organisations; provided human rights training courses for Department Foreign CREYKE, R M, appointed member for 3 years to Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and AusAid officials, Administrative Review Council, member national Philippine government officials and Ministry of committee, Australian Institute of Administrative Foreign Affairs; seminar on international law, Law, member ACT Women Lawyers Association and Department of Immigration; seminar on Softlaw Community Projects; editor, Veterans’ international human rights law to (DFAT); expert Affairs cases, Butterworths Administrative Law opinion, Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre, Decisions/Service; editor (with J McMillan, Faculty on torture victim in complaint to United Nations of Law), proceedings of AIAL National Forum; Committee Against Torture; treasurer, Australian editor (with P Keyzer), proceedings of Public Law and New Zealand Society of International Law; Weekend; consultant, Phillips Fox, solicitors; chair, International Law Association Committee provided advice on health law and administrative on human rights law and practice; editor, law matters to Information and Research group, Australian Journal of Human Rights; general Commonwealth Parliament; public seminar on editor, Dartmouth Series on International Law; tribunals; speaker, Law Over Lunch series; editorial boards, Australian Yearbook of reviewer of manuscript, Federal Law Review. International Law, Federal Law Review, Australian DAVIS, Prof J L R, observer at meetings, Council Journal of Human Rights, International Journal of the ACT Law Society, provided reports on Law of Human Rights; refereed 5 large research grants, Faculty at meetings; member, editorial board Tort Australian Research Council; member, Board for Law Journal; co-presenter (with Dr NC Seddon) Social Responsibility, Uniting Church of Australia, CPLI Pty Ltd, presented two-day courses on NSW Synod; radio commentary, Australian contract law to participants; legal adviser, Senate Broadcasting Commission (ABC) and commercial Standing Committee for the Scrutiny of Bills, radio, on East Timor; information, Amnesty provided expert legal advice on any contravention International on Snowy Mountains. of the Committee’s Terms of Reference in relation McMILLAN, J D, vice-president of national to all Bills introduced into either House of Federal executive, Australian Institute of Administrative Parliament in each sitting week; legal adviser, Law; member, editorial board, Federal Law Review Senate Standing Committee on Regulations and and AIAL Forum; external referee on two large Ordinances, expert legal advice on any grant applications for the Australian Research contravention of Committee’s Terms of Reference Council (ASRC); member, Commonwealth in relation to all instruments of delegated Attorney-General’s Department, Federal Offenders’ legislation tabled in Federal Parliament each Review Panel, commenting on draft decisions week; seminar presenter, University of New South concerning release of federal offenders; Wales Law Faculty continuing legal education consultant, Clayton Utz, government services seminar on ‘Solidary Liability in the Law of Tort’. group; submission to Senate Legal and EASTEAL, Dr P W, refereed large Australian Constitutional References Committee on refugee Research Council (ARC) grants and an (ARC) determination system; external referee for Collaborative grant; reviewer, Social Science & Medicine, researcher and collective member,

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PEARCE, Prof D C, Australian chapter in International Institute of Administrative Sciences WHEELER, F D, treasurer, Australian Association Report on Ombudsmen, Reading University of Constitutional Law (AACL); comments editor, Ombudsman Centre; reviewed content of quarterly Public Law Review, commissioning and editing publication, Admin Review; review of SPIRT word comments on current issues in public law; application; chair, Australian Press Council; short presentation on the republic to tax Copyright Law Review Committee; member, accountancy firm Shaddock & Spence, Melbourne; Copyright Tribunal; chair, ACT Cricket Association elected treasurer, Australian Association of Appeals Committee. Constitutional Law. RIDGE, P A, member project team appointed by WOLFF, L T, served on the Australian-European Uniting Church in Australia, to research and write Awards scholarships committee at the request of guidebook for congregations and other church IDP Education Australia; expert witness before bodies on the care, protection and safety of Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence children. and Trade References Committee, reporting on the contemporary developments in Japan relating SPENDER, P, member, advisory board, drafting to law. committee, Professional Certificate In Arbitration and Mediation; co-editor, Federal Law Review volume 27; provision of legal advice to Acton Early Childhood Centre. STEWART, D J, consultant to, Intellectual Property Competition Review committee, regarding issues to be considered for release of issues paper. STONE, A, member, management committee Women’s Legal Centre, ACT and region involvement in management and recruitment decisions; book review editor, Federal Law Review; provided constitutional advice to organising committee, ACT Schools Constitutional Convention; speaker on role of High Court in Australian system of government, Rotary. WEEKS, P C, assistant editor, Federal Law Review; editorial committee, Australian Journal of Labour Law; refereed Australian Research Council (ARC) grant, one (ARC) Spirt grant, one University of Sydney small (ARC)/New Starter Grant; part-time legal member, Social Security Appeals Tribunal, appeal hearings and decision writing; chair, ACT Sex Industry Consultative Group, advising the Attorney-General, chairing of meetings and report writing; consultant on employment law for Auditor-General of South Australia, reviewing termination of senior public servants for Annual Report, research and writing; director, The Credit Union of Canberra; designed and presented 2- day training course (with G Williams, Research School Social Science (RSSS)) on labour law and j The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 Joint Research Projects Broadening of lines in cool dwarfs by Prof M S BESSELL with Dr J O’Mara, University of undertaken with universities, Queensland. CSIRO and other institutions Magnetised accretion discs by Dr G V BICKNELL with Dr Z Kuncic, University of Victoria, Canada. High energy emission from blazars by Dr G V Institute of Advanced Studies BICKNELL with Dr S Wagner, Landessternwarte, Heidelberg. Astronomy and Astrophysics, Research School of The interpretation of data on the TeV–ray blazar MACHO Project, by Dr T AXELROD, Prof K FREEMAN, Markarian 501, by Dr G V BICKNELL with Dr S Dr B PETERSON, A. DRAKE with R Allsman, ANUSF; Wagner at Landessternwarte, Heidelberg. C Alcock, K Cook, M Geha, S Marshall, D Minniti, The 2dF galaxy redshift survey, by Dr M M P. Popowski, C Nelson, A Tomaney, Lawrence COLLESS, Dr B A PETERSON and I A PRICE with Livermore National Lab; P Quinn, ESO; C Stubbs, Drs K Taylor, K Glazebrook, J Bland-Hawthorn, S A Becker, University of Washington; W Sutherland, L Lumsden, I R Lewis, T J Bridges and R D Cannon, Oxford; D Welch, McMaster; D Alves, STSci; D AAO; Drs W J Couch and S P Driver, UNSW; and Bennett, Notre Dame; K Griest, T Vandehei, UCSD; UK collaborators. M Lehner, Sheffield. The EFAR Project: The peculiar motions of early- TAOS Project, by Dr T AXELROD with C Alcock, K type galaxies in two distant regions, by Dr M M Cook, S Marshall, Lawrence Livermore National COLLESS with Prof R L Davies, Durham; Prof D Lab; T Lee, C-Y Wen, S K King, Academia Sinica, Burstein, Arizona State; Prof G Wegner, Taiwan; W P Chen, C Lemme, A Wang, National Dartmouth; Dr R Saglia, Munich; and Dr R Central University, Taiwan; I de Pater, UC Berkeley; McMahan, UNC. J Lissauer, NASA Ames. Hubble space telescope imaging of the CFRS and Southern Trans-Neptunian Object Survey, by Dr T LDSS Redshift Surveys by Dr M M COLLESS with AXELROD, Dr B P SCHMIDT, Dr C JACKSON, R Prof S J Lilly, Toronto; Prof R S Ellis, Cambridge; MOODY, with C Alcock, K Cook, S Marshall, Dr O LeFevre, Marseilles; and other collaborators Lawrence Livermore National Lab; I de Pater, UC in Canada, France and the UK. Berkeley; J Lissauer, NASA Ames. OzPoz: design and construction of a fibre REACT by Dr T AXELROD, Prof J R MOULD, Dr B P positioner unit for the FLAMES spectrograph on SCHMIDT with S Kulkarni, F Harrison, A Diercks, the European Southern Observatory’s very large T Galama, CalTech. telescope by Dr M M COLLESS with Dr K Taylor, Model Atmospheres of Metal-Deficient Stars by AAO; A.Prof W C Couch, UNSW; and other Prof M S BESSELL with Dr F Castelli, Trieste. collaborators from the AAO and UNSW. Comparison of UBVRI systems using Hipparcos The 6dF galaxy survey: a survey of the mass and photometry by Prof M S BESSELL with Dr A motions in the local universe using a new fibre Cousins, SAAO. spectrograph on the AAO Schmidt Telescope by UBVRI photometry of Hipparcos Subdwarfs by Prof Dr M M COLLESS with Dr Q A Parker, and Dr F G M S BESSELL with Dr R Shobbrook, University of Watson, AAO; and other collaborators in Australia, Sydney. USA, UK and France. H alpha survey of Milky Way by Prof M S BESSELL, ANDES: Australia-Netherlands Deep Extragalactic P PRICE, M BUXTON with Dr A Green, University Spectrograph, by Dr M M COLLESS with Dr K Taylor, of Sydney; Dr R Watson, University of Tasmania. AAO; Assoc Prof W C Couch, UNSW; Prof T de Zeeuw and Prof M Franx, Leiden. Interstellar Li isotope ratio by Prof M S BESSELL with S Kawanomoto, Prof H Ando, Prof T Kajino, The dwarf spheroidal companions to M31 by Dr G NOAJ. Da COSTA with Dr T Armardroff, KPNO; Dr N

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Caldwell, Whipple Obs; and Dr P Seitzer, University Southern planetary nebulae by Prof M A DOPITA of Michigan. and Prof C T Hua, Laboratoire Astrophysique Spatiale, Marseilles, France with Dr Q Parker, ROE; The chemical histories of the Fornax and Carina Prof R E Williams, STScI; and Dr D Pequinot, dwarf spheroidal galaxies by Dr G Da COSTA with Observatory de Paris, Meudon. Dr T Smecker-Hane, UC Irvine; Dr J Hesser and Dr P Stetson, DAO; and Dr D Hatzidimitriou, The physical conditions in the extended emission- University of Crete. line regions of nearby Seyfert galaxies by M The origin of globular cluster abundance ALLEN, Prof M A DOPITA and Dr G V BICKNELL anomalies — clues from the main sequence by with Dr Z Tsetanov, Johns Hopkins University. Dr G Da COSTA and Prof J NORRIS with Dr B Gibson, Astronomial site testing at dome C in the University of Colorado; Dr R Cannon, AAO; and Antarctic by Prof J R MOULD, Prof M A DOPITA, Dr B Croke, University of Crete. and Dr R SUTHERLAND with Prof J Storey, Dr M Ashley, and Dr M Burton, University of New South Magnesium isotope ratios in globular cluster red Wales; Prof J Vernin, Dr C Coulman, and Dr M giants by Dr G Da COSTA and Prof J NORRIS with Azouit, Université de Nice; Prof P Maffei and Dr and Dr J Lattanzio, Monash University. L Valenziano, Universa di Perugia; and Prof R Spectral properties of radio-selected broad Viotti, Instituto di Astrofisica Spaziale, Frascati. absorption line QSOs by Dr M de KOOL with Prof Determination of the emission mechanism in R Becker, Lawrence Livermore National Lab. LINERS and Seyferts by Prof M A DOPITA, Dr R Analysis and interpretation of HST-STIS Broad SUTHERLAND and Dr G V BICKNELL with Dr A P Absorption Line QSO spectra by Dr M de KOOL Koratkar and Dr Mark Allen of the Space Telescope with Dr N Arav, UC Davis; and Dr K T Korista, Science Institute. University of Western Michigan. HST observations of the O-rich supernova remnant The COLA project: compact objects in low- in the Magellanic clouds by Prof M A DOPITA with powered AGN by Dr C HEISLER and Prof M DOPITA Dr W P Blair, Johns Hopkins University; Dr P F with Dr A P Marston, SAO; Dr P N Appleton, Iowa Winkler, Middelebury College; Dr R Kirshner and State University; Dr M Bransford, New Mexico Dr J C Raymond, Center for Astrophysics, Harvard; State University; and Dr R Norris, ATNF. Dr K Long and Dr J Morse, Space Telescope Science The fate of planetary nebulae in elliptical galaxies Institute; and Dr R Sutherland, JILA, U Colorado. by Prof M A DOPITA with Prof S Massiglia and S The helical jet/ISM interaction in NGC 4258 by Bodo, University of Torino, Italy; Dr M Arnaboldi Dr G N CECIL, UNC with Prof M A DOPITA with Dr and Dr P Merluzzi, Capodimonte, Italy. L J Greenhill, CFA; Dr J M Moran, CFA; and Dr C G Calibration of nebular emission-line diagnostics De Pree, NRAO. by Prof M DOPITA with Dr S Oey, STScI; Prof J C Hubble space telescope study of a galaxy cluster Shields, Ohio University; and Dr R C Smith, CTIO. at redshift 2.38 by Dr P J FRANCIS with Dr B E Photoionisation and shock modelling of the HII Woodgate, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. region abundance sequence and of luminous Red quasars in the Parkes half-Jansky survey by infrared galaxies by Prof M A DOPITA, L K KEWLEY, Dr P J FRANCIS with Dr R L Webster and Dr M J Dr C A HEISLER and Dr R SUTHERLAND with Prof Drinkwater, University of Melbourne. B Rocca-Volmerange and E. Moy, Institut Kinematics of the local F and G dwarfs by Dr R d’Astrophysique, France. FUX with Prof M Mayor, Dr N Mowlavi, Dr S Udry, Post-asymptotic giant branch evolution in the Geneva Observatory; Prof J Andersen, Prof B Magellanic clouds by Prof M A DOPITA, Dr S Nordstroem, Prof E H Olsen, Copenhagen MEATHERINGHAM and Dr P WOOD with Prof H C University; and Dr F Pont, Chile University. Ford, Johns Hopkins/STScI; Dr E Vassiliadis and Near-infrared imaging spectroscopy of NGC 1614 Dr R Bohlin STScI; Prof P Harrington, University by Dr C HEISLER, Prof M DOPITA and L KEWLEY of Maryland; Dr T Stecher and Dr S Maran, NASA with Dr S Lumsden, AAO. Goddard Space Flight Center.

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Near-infrared spectropolarimetry of Centaurus A Near-infrared spectral mapping of IC 5063 by Dr and the Circinus Galaxy by Dr C HEISLER with D C HEISLER with Dr P Appleton, Iowa State Alexander, Prof J Hough, Dr S Young, Dr A University; and Dr R Norris, ATNF. Robinson, University of Hertfordshire; Dr J Bailey Dark matter in distant galaxy halos by Dr C and Dr S Lumsden, AAO. HEISLER, Dr R SMITH, Dr K FREEMAN and G Near-infrared spectroscopy of 60 micron Peakers: WILSON with Dr M Walker, SRCfTA, University of searching for buried AGN by Dr C HEISLER with Sydney; and Dr B Boyle, AAO. Dr M De Robertis, York University, Canada. Correlated optical and radio intra-day-variability The energy budget in luminous IRAS galaxies by in Blazars by Dr C HEISLER with Dr S Wagner, Prof M DOPITA, Dr C HEISLER, Dr R SUTHERLAND University of Heidelberg; and Dr T Tzioumis, ATNF; and L KEWLEY with Dr S Lumsden, AAO. L Kedziora-Chudczer, RCfTA and ATNF; and H Bignall, University of Adelaide and ATNF. Radio properties of Starburst/Seyfert composite galaxies by Dr C HEISLER with T Hill and Dr R Evolution and unified schemes of radio-loud AGN Hunstead, University of Sydney; and Dr R Norris, by Dr C JACKSON with Prof J V Wall, Oxford. ATNF. Local radio source populations and the LRLF by Near-infrared spectroscopy of bright Seyfert 2 Dr C JACKSON with Dr E M Sadler and V J McIntyre, galaxies by Dr C HEISLER with Dr S Lumsden, University of Sydney; and Prof R D Cannon, AAO. AAO; Dr S Young and Dr J Hough, University of The space density of flat spectrum radio quasars Hertfordshire. by Dr C JACKSON with Prof J V Wall, Oxford; Dr P Optical spectropolarimetry of northern bright A Shaver and Dr I M Hook, European Southern Seyfert 2 Galaxies: testing the unified model by Observatory, Garching. Dr C HEISLER with Dr S Lumsden, AAO; Dr S Young Local compact steep-spectrum radio galaxies in and Dr J Hough University of Hertfordshire. 2dFGRS by Dr C JACKSON with Prof R T Schilizzi, Compact objects in low-power AGN (COLA) Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe. project: I band imaging; CO fluxes, radio Distance and depth of the Virgo Cluster by Dr H continuum mapping, VLBI fluxes, optical JERJEN, PI, and Prof K C FREEMAN with Dr B spectroscopy by Dr C HEISLER and Prof M DOPITA Binggeli, Astronomical Institute, University of with Dr R Norris, ATNF; Dr P Appleton, Dr C Struck, Basel. Iowa State University; Dr M Bransford, New Mexico State University; Dr E Corbett, ATNF. Empirical calibration of the SBF method for dEs by Dr H JERJEN, PI, with Dr L Labhardt, Whole earth blazar,WEB Telescope project by Dr Astronomical Institute, University of Basel; and C HEISLER with Dr J Mattox, Boston University; Dr B Binggeli, Astronomical Institute of Basel. and many others around the world (see http:// gamma.bu.edu.webt/). SBF and spectroscopic survey of dwarf elliptical galaxies in the supergalactic plane by Dr H Optical spectroscopy and VLBI of LIRGs by Dr C JERJEN, PI, and Prof K C FREEMAN, with Prof M HEISLER, L KEWLEY and Prof M DOPITA with Dr R Valtonen, Mr M Hanski, R Rekola and Dr L Takalo, Norris, ATNF; and Dr S Lumsden, AAO. Tuorla Observatory, Finland. Optical spectroscopy of nearby, bright spirals by The all-sky 21cm survey at the Parkes radio Dr C HEISLER and Prof M DOPITA with Dr E Sadler, telescope by Prof R WEBSTER, PI and University University of Sydney. of Melbourne with Dr G Banks, Prof M J Disney, Optical monitoring of PKS 0405-385 by Dr C University of Wales; Dr D G Barnes, Prof R D Ekers, HEISLER with L Kedziora-Chudczer, RCfTA and Dr B Koribalski, Dr T Osterloo, Dr R M Price, Dr L ATNF; Dr Z Kuncic, University of Victoria, Canada; Staveley-Smith, Dr A E Wright, ATNF; Prof R Dr D Jauncey, ATNF; and Dr M Walker, RCfTA. Bhathal, UWS; Prof K C FREEMAN, Dr H JERJEN, Optical monitoring of Blazars by Dr C HEISLER Prof J R MOULD, RSAA; Dr B Gibson, University with H Bignall, University of Adelaide and ATNF; of Colorado; Dr P Henning, New Mexico; V Kilborn, and Dr T Tzioumis, ATNF. University of Melbourne; Dr P Knezek, STScI; Dr

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D Malin, Dr S D Ryder, AAO; Prof E M Sadler, Gautier, JPL; Dr E Haller, LLNL; Dr C Lada, Harvard- University of Sydney. Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory; Dr F Low, U Arizona; Dr G Neugebauer, Caltech; Dr P Stellar correlations in a shearing sheet by Dr AJ Richards, UC Berkeley; Dr M Rieke, U Arizona; Dr KALNAJS with Prof A Toomre, MIT. P Strittmatter, U Arizona; Dr M Werner, JPL. Compact radio cores in luminous infrared galaxies by L KEWLEY, Dr C HEISLER and Prof M DOPITA Preparatory science for SIM: Measurement of the with Dr R Norris, ATNF and CSIRO. ages of the most metal poor stars in the galaxy by Prof J R MOULD with Dr T Beers, Michigan Stellar population synthesis, shock and State University; Prof J Norris; Dr D VandenBerg, photoionisation modelling of galaxy spectra by University of Victoria, BC; and Dr N Christlieb, L KEWLEY, Prof M DOPITA, Dr R SUTHERLAND and Hamburger Sternwarte. Dr C HEISLER with Prof B Rocca-Volmerange, E NICMOS observations of extragalactic cepheids Moy, l’Institute d’Astrophysique de Paris. by Prof J R MOULD with Dr L Macri, Harvard; Dr D Quantum dust modelling by L KEWLEY, Dr M Calzetti, Space Telescope Science Institute; Dr W DOPITA and Dr R SUTHERLAND, with Dr R Szczerba, Freedman, Carnegie Observatories; Dr B Gibson, Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomy Center. University of Colorado; Dr J Graham, Carnegie Interference excision using the Parkes multibeam Institution of Washington; Dr J Huchra, Harvard by L KEWLEY with Prof R Ekers, Dr B Sault, ATNF Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics; Dr S Hughes, and CSIRO. Dr B Madore, IPAC Caltech; Dr E Persson, Carnegie Observatories; and Dr P Stetson, Herzberg Optical spectroscopy of Eta Carinae by Dr P Institute for Astrophysics. McGREGOR with Dr R Humphreys and Dr K Davidson, University of Minnesota. Identification of the galaxy’s missing mass by Prof J R MOULD with Dr T Axelrod, Dr K Cook and The extragalactic distance scale by Prof J R MOULD C Alcock, Lawrence Livermore National Lab; Dr K with Dr J P Huchra, Harvard Smithsonian CfA; Dr Freeman, and Dr G Da Costa. L Ferrarese, UCLA; Dr H C Ford,Johns Hopkins University; Dr W L Freedman, OCIW; Dr J Graham, The most metal deficient stars by Prof J E NORRIS Dr D Kelson, Carnegie Institution of Washington; with Dr T C Beers, Michigan State University, and Dr R Hill, NASA Goddard; Dr B Gibson, U Colorado; Dr S G Ryan, Open University, UK. Dr K Sebo, J G Hoessel & M Han (University of Lithium abundances of halo stars by Prof J E Wisconsin), S M Hughes (Royal Greenwich NORRIS with Dr T C Beers, Michigan State Observatory; Dr G D Illingworth, UCSC; Dr R C University; Dr S G Ryan, Open University; Dr K A Kennicutt Jr, University of Arizona; Dr B F Madore, Olive, University of Minnesota; and Dr B D Fields, Dr N Silbermann, IPAC, Caltech; Dr R Phelps, Dr University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. A Saha, NOAO; Dr P B Stetson, DAO; and A Turner, Carbon-rich metal-poor stars by Prof J E NORRIS U Arizona. and Dr M S BESSELL with Dr H Ando, Mr W Aoki, The wide field and planetary camera 2 by Prof J National Astronomical Observatory, Japan; Dr T R MOULD with Dr A M Watson, UNAM; Dr J G C Beers, Michigan State University; and Dr S G Hoessel, Dr J S Gallagher III, University of Ryan, Open University. Wisconsin; Dr G E Ballester, Dr J T Clarke, University of Michigan; Dr C J Burrows, Dr S The origin of globular cluster abundance Casertano, STScI; Dr R E Griffiths, University of anomalies: Clues from the main sequence by Dr Pittsburgh; Dr J J Hester, Dr P A Scowen U G S Da COSTA and Prof J E NORRIS with Dr R D Arizona; Dr J A Holtzman, New Mexico State Cannon, Anglo-Australian Observatory; and Dr B University; Dr K R Stapelfeldt, Dr J T Trauger, F Croke, University of Crete. and Dr D Crisp, JPL. The origin of globular cluster abundance anomalies: Magnesium isotope ratios in Omega The multiband photometric imager for the space Centauri and other clusters by Prof J E NORRIS infrared telescope facility by Prof J R MOULD with and Dr G S Da COSTA with Dr J Lattanzio, Monash Dr E Arens, UC Berkeley; Dr C Beichman, Caltech; University. Dr S Gaelema, Black Forest Engineering; Dr T N

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In situ studies of the old populations of the galaxy Abell Cluster SN search by by Dr B P SCHMIDT by Prof J E NORRIS and Prof K C FREEMAN with Dr and L GERMANY with D Riess and C Stubbs, UW. G Gilmore, Cambridge University; and Prof R F G The southern all sky transient survey by by Dr B Wyse, Johns Hopkins University. P SCHMIDT with M Ashley, UNSW; C Stubbs, UW; Studies of structure in the galactic halo by Prof J A Riess, STScI; Y Yoshii, UTokyo. E NORRIS and Prof K C FREEMAN with Dr H L Global properties of inner-ring galaxies by Dr M Morrison, Case Western Reserve University; Prof SEVENSTER and Prof K FREEMAN with Dr B M Mateo, University of Michigan; Dr E Olszewski Koribalski, ATNF, CSIRO; Dr A Lancon, Strasbourg; and P Harding, University of Arizona. Dr P van der Werf, Sterrewacht Leiden. Blue horizontal branch stars and the mass of the Unusual OH-maser point sources by Dr M galaxy by Prof J E NORRIS with Dr P Hewett, SEVENSTER with Dr J Chapman, ATNF, CSIRO. University of Cambridge; and Dr S J Warren, Imperial College London. Dynamical behaviour of infrared carbon stars by Dr M SEVENSTER with Dr M Groenewegen, MPA, Searching for extrasolar planets using precise Garching; Prof A Omont and E Josselin, IAP, radial velocities obtained with an iodine cell and France; Prof H Habing, Sterrewacht Leiden. the MSO 74 in telescope coude spectrograph by by Dr B PETERSON with Dr P Wehinger, University VLA OH-1612-MHz survey of the galactic plane of Arizona; and Dr S Wycoff, Arizona State by Dr M SEVENSTER and R MOODY with Dr H van University. Langevelde, JIVE, NFRA; Dr N Killeen, Dr J Chapman, ATNF, CSIRO; Prof H Habing, Construction of a CCD camera for the UK Schmidt Sterrewacht Leiden. telescope at SSO by Dr B PETERSON with K Kimiaki, University of Tokyo; and W Brown, The 2dF QSO redshift survey by Dr R J SMITH Apogee Intruments. The camera will be used to with Dr B J Boyle, AAO; Dr T Shanks, Durham; Dr find high-redshift QSOs and low metalicity stars, S M Croom, Imperial College, London; Dr L Miller and to measure the colours of galaxies in the and N Loaring, Oxford. 2dF Redshift survey. Joint optical/radio selection of QSOs by Dr R J Construction of a 2 m telescope at 3000m on SMITH with Dr M Brotherton and Dr W van Haleakela, Maui by Dr B PETERSON with Y Yuzuru, Breugel, Lawrence Livermore National Labora- University of Tokyo; and B Greene, Electro-Optical tories; Dr B J Boyle, AAO; Dr L Miller, Oxford. Systems. The telescope will be used to monitor QSO environments by Dr R J SMITH with Dr B J active galactic nuclei and supernovae in several Boyle, AAO; Dr S J Maddox, Cambridge. wavelength bands that cover the optical and near infrared wavelength regions. A search for galactic halo dark matter through QSO microlensing by Dr R J SMITH, G M WILSON, The high-Z SN search by Dr B P SCHMIDT with N Dr C A HEISLER, and Prof K G FREEMAN with Dr M Suntzeff, C Smith, R Schommer; A Clocchiatti, U A Walker, RCfTA Sydney; Dr B J Boyle, AAO. Catolica; R Kirshner, P Challis, P Garnavich, Harvard; B Leibundgut, J Spyromilio, P Woudt, Accretion processes in black-hole binaries by R ESO; M Phillips, Carnegie; M Hamuy, Arizona; C SORIA with Dr K Wu, University of Sydney; Dr R Stubbs, C Hogan, D Reiss, A Diercks, UW; A W Hunstead, University of Sydney; Dr H M Filippenko, A Riess, Berkeley; J Tonry, Hawaii; R Johnston, Anglo-Australian Observatory; Mr D Gilliland, STScI. Galloway, University of Tasmania. Supernova intensive study with HST by by Dr B P Stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis on the AGB SCHMIDT with R Kirshner, Harvard; D Branch, by Dr P R WOOD with Dr J Lattanzio, Monash Oklahoma; R Chevalier, Virginia; A Filippenko, University. Berkeley; C Fransson, Stockholm; B Leibundgut, Theoretical models of Mira variables by Dr P R ESO; N Panagia, STScI; M Phillips and N Suntzeff, WOOD and Prof M S BESSELL with Prof M Scholz, CTIO; C Wheeler, Texas. University of Heidelberg.

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Optical/Near-IR spectra of ABG stars by Dr P R formats to improve the interoperability between WOOD with Dr A Lancon, University of Strasbourg. DELTA outputs and data mapping to other database systems. Improvement of data LPVs in the LMC bar by Dr P R WOOD with the submission forms on the web developed at ANU MACHO team. through incorporation of Java applets by C Observations and theory of cepheids by Dr P R BÜCHEN-OSMOND with M J Dallwitz and E Zurcher, WOOD with Dr G Bono, Osservatorio Astronomico CSIRO Entomology, Canberra. di Trieste. Preparation of virus type species descriptions as Infrared and SiO observations of stars near the templates and coordination of worldwide data galactic centre by Dr P R WOOD with Dr S Deguhi, input by members of the ICTV Study Groups by C Nobeyama Radio Observatory. BÜCHEN-OSMOND with Dr Tony Della-Porta, CSIRO Infrared observations of ISO sources in the Animal Health Laboratory, Geelong. magellanic clouds by Dr P R WOOD with Dr T Detection and evolution of viruses associated Tanabe and Dr Y Nakada, University of Tokyo. with carrot motley dwarf disease by M J GIBBS Optical and infrared observations of cepheids in with P Vercruysse and M Höfte, University of Gent, M33 and Fornax by Dr P R WOOD with Dr D Bersier, Belgium. Harvard. Endornavirus evolution and taxonomy by M J Velocity monitoring of LMC red giants by Dr P R GIBBS with R Koga and T Fukuhara, Faculty of WOOD and Dr T AXELROD with Dr D Welch, Agriculture, Tokyo University of Agriculture and McMaster University. Technology, Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan. Observation and modelling of Mira emmision lines Endornavirus evolution and taxonomy by M J by Dr P R WOOD with H Richter, Technical GIBBS with P Pfeiffer, Institute of Plant Molecular University of Berlin. Biology, Strasbourg, France. Observations of MSX sources in the LMC and near Sugarcane yellow leaf virus: evolution and the galactic centre by Dr P R WOOD with Dr M taxonomy by MJ GIBBS with G Smith and Z Borg, Cohen, University of California Berkeley. David North Plant Research Centre, Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations, Indooroopilly, Monitoring of infrared sources in the galactic Queensland. plane and the LMC by Dr P R WOOD and Dr M SEVENSTER with Prof H Habing and M Cioni, Umbravirus detection and evolution by M J GIBBS Leiden. with T Ndowora, Kutsaga Research Station, Harare, Zimbabwe. The long-period variables in the SMC by Dr P R WOOD and Prof M S BESSELL with G Moore, Ecology and conservation of threatened swamp- University of Wollongong. dwelling plants and insects in southern NSW by J W H TRUEMAN with S Hoebee, Australian National Herbarium and C K Dearson, Sydney Biological Sciences, Research School of Catchment Authority. Bioinformatics Evolution of entomopathogenic fungi by J W H Completion of a code of standardised descriptors TRUEMAN with F Driver and R Milner, CSIRO for virus characteristics and development of Entomology. mapping tools for other databases systems by Evolution of nuclear receptors by J W H TRUEMAN, BÜCHEN-OSMOND C with L Blaine and T Piselli, E BALL and D HAYWARD with JW Truman and LM Bioinformatics, American Type Culture Collection, Riddiford, Dept of Zoology, University of Manassas, Virginia, USA. Washington, Seattle, USA. Development of DELTA software and their Evolution of Odonata by J W H TRUEMAN with R incorporation into ICTVdB to improve the Rowe, James Cook University. manoeuverability within large data-sets, their outputs in print (rtf format) and on the Web (HTML). Research and development of METAdata

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Interactive guides to the Australian aquatic fauna France, and B R Payne and S G Lomber, Boston by J W H TRUEMAN with P S Cranston, CSIRO University School of Medicine. Entomology. Atlas of Wallaby Brain by R F MARK and B Theory and philosophy of systematics by J W H WIMBORNE with K W S Ashwell, University of NSW. TRUEMAN with D Faith, Australian Museum. Anatomy of the hypothalamus of the developing Taxonomic revision and keys for Pooideae and adult wallaby by L R MAROTTE with Cheng (Poaceae) for Flora of Australia by C WEILLER Gang and K W S Ashwell, University of NSW. with M J H Henwood, School of Biological Chemical atlas of the wallaby brain by L R Sciences, University of Sydney. MAROTTE with K W S Ashwell and Dr G Paxinos, Distance methods for the reconstruction of University of NSW. recombinant phylogenies by GF WEILLER with Prof Comparative astroglial architecture by L R R Giegerich, Faculty of Technology, University of MAROTTE with J Colombo, Programa Unidad de Bielefeld, Germany. Neurobiologie Aplicada (PRUNA) (Conicet) Beunos DNA sequence alignment respecting recom- Aries, Argentina. bination events by G F WEILLER with Prof R Development of thalamocortical synapses in the Giegerich and Dr S Kurtz, Faculty of Technology, somatosensory cortex of the wallaby by L R University of Bielefeld, Germany. MAROTTE with D L Flett, PME Waite, University Evolution of immunoglobulin genes in mammals of NSW and C A Leamey, University of Sydney. by G F WEILLER with E J Steele, University of Expression of developmental markers in the brain Wollongong. of the wallaby pouch young by L R MAROTTE with Developmental Neurobiology K W S Ashwell, University of NSW. Central pattern generators in the embryonic chick Expression of developmental markers in the brain spinal cord by S M HO with M O’Donovan, NINDS, of the wallaby pouch young by L R MAROTTE with NIH. J Mai, University of Dusseldorf, Germany. Development of the trigeminal sensory pathway Locating the centre that measures time in the and modulation of spinal reflexes after spinal cord brain of the tammar wallaby by H TYNDALE- injury and regeneration by S M HO with P Waite, BISCOE, L R MAROTTE and R F MARK with L Hinds, Neural Injury Research Unit, University of NSW. J Grigg, J Wright, CSIRO Wildlife and Ecology. Ontogeny of calcium binding proteins in the Long-term changes in gene frequency between wallaby superior colliculus after optic nerve the original population and surviving populations transection by S M HO with B Dreher, Dept of of Greater Gliders in isolated patches of eucalypt Anatomy, University of Sydney. forest near Tumut, NSW by H TYNDALE-BISCOE with D Lindenmeyer, CRES, ANU and A Taylor, Voltage activated calcium currents in moto- Department of Biological Sciences, Monash neurones and synaptic transmission by S M HO University. with M Mynlieff, Dept of Biology, Marquette University. Eph Antibodies by M VIDOVIC with U Drescher, Department of Physical Biology, Max-Planck Computer modelling of motion vision by M R Institute for Developmental Biology, Tubingen. IBBOTSON with C W G Clifford, Psychology Department, Macquarie University, Sydney. Biology, ecology and impacts of eastern grey kangaroos in the ACT by K VIGGERS with D Objective visual field testing in clinical Shorthouse and D Fletcher, Environment ACT, ophthalmology by A C JAMES with S L Graham Wildlife Monitoring and Research Unit; Urban and A Klistorner, Save Sight Institute, University Services, Canberra, ACT. of Sydney. Research issues associated with impacts of The function of corticocortical feedback in the eastern grey kangaroos in the ACT by K VIGGERS primate visual system by A C JAMES with J Bullier, with Peter Bayliss, The Marsupial CRC, ANU. P Girard, J-M Hupé, INSERM Unit 371, Lyon,

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Director Development of novel methods for determining guild structure from experimental evidence by S Study of mammalian embryo implantation by J P H ROXBURGH with J B Wilson, Otago University, HEARN with R Seamark, CRC for Pest Animal Dunedin, New Zealand. Control. Biochemical embryology of the Tammar Wallaby Spatial modelling of the interactions between by J P HEARN with L Hinds, CSIRO Wildlife and sponges and echinoderms by S R ROXBURGH with Ecology. Dr A Davis, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Wollongong. Ecosystem Dynamics Electron Microscopy Unit Biomechanics of freezing damage in eucalypt Exploration and Mining, WA, on SEM signal seedlings by M C BALL with J Wolfe, University detectors by S STOWE with B Robinson, Electron of New South Wales. Beam Laboratory, CSIRO. Biomechanics of freezing damage in eucalypt seedlings by M C BALL and M J CANNY with A B Environmental Biology Nicotra, Australian National University, J Wolfe, The effect of temperature and irradiance on leaf University of New South Wales, and D Hughes, respiration and the whole plant carbon economy CSIRO Land and Water Research. of Australian tree seedlings by O K ATKIN with T Effects of elevated [CO2] on hydraulic architecture L Pons and H Lambers, Department of Ecology of eucalypt seedlings by M C BALL with B Atwell, and Evolutionary Biology, Utrecht University, The Macquarie University. Netherlands.

Strategies of water use in dry rainforest tree Investigating CO2 diffusion inside leaves by J R species: linking hydraulic architecture and EVANS with B Genty, U Paris-Sud, France. function by M C BALL with B Choat and J A M Photosynthetic acclimation of plants to growth Holtum, James Cook University. irradiance: the relative importance of SLA and Testing the storage effect principle in annual nitrogen partitioning in maximising carbon gain plant communities of arid lands by P L CHESSON by J R EVANS with H Poorter, Utrecht University, with Dr J Facelli, University of Adelaide. The Netherlands. Long-term population dynamics of rainforests by Carbon and oxygen isotopes discrimination of I R NOBLE, P T GREEN and I DAVIES with J H tropical mangrove communities by G D FARQUHAR Connell, University of Santa Barbara, California, and S C WONG with Ong Jin Eong, Centre for USA. Marine and Coastal Studies, Universiti Sains Malaysia. Mechanisms Maintaining Diversity of Trees in Tropical and Subtropical Rain Forest by I R NOBLE Carbon isotope discrimination in tree rings by G and C A GEHRING with J H Connell, University of D FARQUHAR with W G Allaway and D Pepper, Santa Barbara, California, USA. University of Sydney. Modelling the dynamics of landscapes by I R Carbon isotope fractionation by G D FARQUHAR NOBLE and I DAVIES with S Lavorel, Centre with Dr J Lloyd, Max-Planck-Institut für d’Ecologie Fonctionelle et Evolutive, CNRS, Biogeochemie, Jena, Germany. Montpellier, France and RH Gardner, Univ Enhancing the effectiveness of using carbon Maryland, USA. isotope discrimination measures to select elite Models of savanna dynamics by I R NOBLE and J pine clones with improved water-use efficiency GIGNOUX with J-C Menaut, Ecol Normale Superiore by G D FARQUHAR with Z H Xu and M Dieters, CNRS, Paris, France. Queensland Forest Research Institute, and P Saffigna, Griffith University. Competition and coexistence in an Australian understorey forest community by S H ROXBURGH Inferring global biosphere fluxes from atmos- with Dr P Chesson, Section of Evolution and pheric measurements by G D FARQUHAR with P Ecology, University of California, Davis, USA. Peylin and P Ciais, LSCE — CEA de Saclay, France.

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Investigations into the ecophysiology of three Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, sympatric eucalypts by G D FARQUHAR and P Krasnoyarsk. KRIEDEMANN with J ANDERSON, Idaho State Effects of elevated CO on the growth and water University, USA and M Austin, CSIRO. 2 use efficiency of Acacia auriculiformis by S C WONG Isotope discrimination and plant performance by and G D FARQUHAR with Dr Woo, Northern G D FARQUHAR with M Kirschbaum, CSIRO Territory University. Forestry, R Richards, CSIRO Plant Industry, G On ecophysiology of tropical rainforests by S C Rebetzke, CRC for Plant Science Centre, G WONG and G D FARQUHAR with IM Turner, Constable and W Stiller, CRC for Sustainable Singapore Botanic Gardens. Cotton Production, Graeme Wright, Queensland Department of Primary Industries, J Virgona, New On the physiology of orchids by S C WONG with C South Wales Department of Agriculture, R Fischer, S Hew, School of Biological Sciences, National ACIAR, K Sayres, CIMMYT and A Walcroft, University of Singapore. University of Waikato, New Zealand. Rootstock influence on the relationship between Patchy stomata by G D FARQUHAR with K Mott, vine performance and grape quality. ARC-SPIRT Utah State University. funded project by S C WONG and J W H YONG with J Smith and G Scollary, Charles Sturt Survey of δ13C values in plants of various growth University in Wagga Wagga, and B Holzapfel, NSW forms and resource availabilities in Western Agriculture. Australia by G D FARQUHAR and J MILLER with J S Pate, University of Western Australia. Isolation and analysis of cytokinin mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana by transposon tagging Assessment of the tin gene for yield improvement approach by J W H YONG and D S LETHAM with T in wheat by J M MASLE with R Richards and A Tantikanjana and V Sundaresan, Institute of vanHervarden (CSIRO, PI). Molecular Agribiology, National University of Molecular physiology of ammonium transport in Singapore, Singapore. rice (Feb 1997–mid 2000) by J M MASLE with N M Upadhyaya and Ryan (CSIRO, PI) and M Udvardi Genomic Interactions (Max Plank Institue for Molecular Plant Analysis of Sinorhizobium meliloti grown under Physiology, Golm, Germany). Funds for this work acid stress conditions by M A DJORDJEVIC, N are supporting Mr M S Hoque, PhD student (thesis GUERREIRO and B G ROLFE with Dr W Reeves submission planned 2000), with one-third from Murdoch University. RSBS, one-third from BAMBI and another third Analysis of Mycoplasma proteins by M A provided by the CRC for Plant Sciences. DJORDJEVIC and N GUERREIRO with SP Djordjevic,

Effects of elevated CO2 on ecotypes of Lolium Elizabeth Mc Arthur Agricultural Institute. rigidum by M SCHORTEMEYER and J R EVANS with Use of transgenic clovers to monitor auxin J W Warringa and R D Cousens, La Trobe accumulation in aerial tissues by M A DJORDJEVIC University. and U MATHESIUS with Dr Beveridge and Dr

Rhizosphere effects of elevated CO2 in a Florida Turnbull University of Queensland. scrub oak community by M SCHORTEMEYER with Analysis of novel regulatory circuits induced by B Drake, Smithsonian Environmental Research mutations in exopolysaccharide synthesis by B G Center, Edgewater, MD, USA. ROLFE, N GUERREIRO and M A DJORDJEVIC with Eurosiberian Carbonflux project in Siberia by J M Dr Ksenzenko and Dr Ivashina, Institute of STYLES with J Lloyd and D Schulze at Max Planck Biochemistry and Physiology of Microorganisms, Institute for Biogeochemistry, Jena, Germany, R Russian Academy of Sciences Pushchino, Russia. Leuning and M Raupach, CSIRO Land and Water, Molecular genetic analysis of rice-associating F Kelliher and J Byers, Manaaki Whenua Landcare Rhizobium strains by B G ROLFE, J J WEINMAN Research, New Zealand, N Tchebakova and O and M A DJORDJEVIC with F B Dazzo, MSU, Chibistova, V N Sukachev Institute of Forests, Michigan, USA.

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Proteome analysis of developing nodule tissue Molecular Genetics and Evolution in Medicago by B G ROLFE and M A DJORDJEVIC Comparative development of glial cells in with E Kondorosi and A Kondorosi, IVS-CNRS GIF grasshopper and Drosophila by E E BALL with G France. M Technau, Johannes Gutenberg Univ. Projects by B G ROLFE with the Australian Hormonal control of insect development by E E Proteome Analysis Facility (AFAF), Macquarie BALL and D C HAYWARD with J W Truman and L M University; with J K Ladha, International Rice Riddiford, Univ of Washington. Research Institute, (IRRI), Makati City, Philippines; with M Crespi, IVS-CNRS GIF France; Molecular control of coral development by E E with A Pühler, Department of Genetics, Faculty BALL and D C HAYWARD with D J Miller and J of Biology, University of Bielefeld, Germany; with Catmull, James Cook University. Bio-Care Technology Pty Ltd, Somersby, New Chromosome mapping of novel human genes South Wales. involved in brain, muscle and developmental Investigations of molecular mechanisms causing processes by H D CAMPBELL with E Woollatt and cold sterility in rice by J J WEINMAN and BG G R Sutherland, Centre for Medical Genetics, Dept ROLFE with R L Williams NSW Agriculture, Yanco of Cytogenetics and Molecular Genetics, Women’s Agriculture Institute. and Children’s Hospital, Adelaide. Role of nodR gene in LCO production and level of Chromosome mapping of novel mouse and human acyl group saturation by J J WEINMAN and M A genes involved in brain, muscle and develop- DJORDJEVIC with Prof Spaink Leiden University. mental processes by H D CAMPBELL with G C Webb, Waite Institute and Dept of Obstetrics and Molecular and Cellular Genetics Gynaecology, University of Adelaide, Queen Investigation of heavy metal resistance in yeasts Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide. and plants by X J CHEN with Dr R Zhang, Gene structure of the human and mouse flightless- University of Wollongong. I homologous gene, its deletion in the Investigation of specific mutations affecting Smith-Magenis syndrome, and chromosome engineering of the murine SMS-syntenic region assembly of F1-ATPase by X J CHEN and G D CLARK- WALKER with J Velours, Institut de Biochimie et by H D CAMPBELL with K-S Chen and J R Lupski, de Génétique Cellulaire du CNRS, Bordeaux, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston. France. Studies on potential role of FLII in centrioles Regulation of multidrug resistance by Sit4 protein using anti-FLII antipeptide antibodies and anti- phosphatase by X J CHEN with K Kuchler, centrin antibodies by H D CAMPBELL with D A University of Vienna. Davy and M F Crouch, JCSMR and J Jarvik Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh. Role of mitochondrial protein synthesis for viability of eukaryotic cells by X J CHEN with H Studies on regulatory interactions of PIN1 by H Fukuhara, Institut Curie, Paris. D CAMPBELL with I Sanchez, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Harvard University, Characterization of mitochondrial DNA deletion Boston. mutations in the yeast Schwanniomyces occidentalis by G D CLARK-WALKER with M Claisse, Chalk brood disease systematics by A J GIBBS Centre Génétique Moléculaire du CNRS, Gif-sur- with D ANDERSON, CSIRO Division of Entomology. Yvette, France. Houbara bustard systematics by A J GIBBS with Translational activators of mitochondrial mRNA M-A D’Aloia, National Avian Research Center, Abu in budding yeasts by G D CLARK-WALKER with M Dhabi, UAE. Constanzo and T D Fox, Cornell University, New Taxonomy of Orchids and their viruses by A J York, USA. GIBBS with M Clements and B Wallace, Environ- ment Australia, Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research and the Australian National Botanic Gardens; C Wilson, Tasmanian Agriculture; E

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Kitajima, University of Sao Paolo and others in Isolation and characterisation of ovule specific Japan and Taiwan. regulatory elements and genes from rice and Arabidopsis by M R BADGER and G D PRICE with VIDE (Virus Identification Data Exchange) R Jefferson and A Killian and W Yang, CAMBIA. database by A J GIBBS with A Brunt, Horticultural

Research Institute, UK. Molecular Analysis of the CO2 Concentrating Genetic variation in Gpdh in D. melanogaster by Mechanism in Cyanobacteria by M R BADGER and J B GIBSON with P Barnes, Dept Zoology, G D PRICE with D Sültemeyer, University of Connecticut College, USA. Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany. Molecular and physiological analysis of plant Molecular structure of Gpdh in primitive insects respiration by M R BADGER and G D PRICE with D by J B GIBSON with T Wilanowski, Royal A Day, ANU; JT Wiskich, Univ of Adelaide; J Melbourne Hospital. Whelan, Univ of WA; S Robinson, Univ of Regulation of Gpdh by JB GIBSON with S Wollongong. Bartoszewski, Tübingen. Secretion of ß-glucuronidase in plants, yeast and Investigation of chromosomal rearrangements bacteria by M R BADGER and G D PRICE with R induced by hAT transposons by Y H M GRAY with Jefferson and A Killian and T Ngyuen, CAMBIA. S Whyhard, CSIRO Division of Entomology. Influence of UV radiation on carbon partitioning Evolution of RXR/USPs in insects by D C HAYWARD, in Laminaria by L A FRANKLIN with V Hurry, J W TRUEMAN, R MALESZKA and E E BALL with M University of Umea. Whiting, Brigham Young University, USA. Analysis of the CO2-Concentrating mechanism in Molecular control of grasshopper development by cyanobacteria by G D PRICE and M R BADGER D C HAYWARD and E E BALL with N H Patel, with T Omata and T Ogawa, University of Nagoya, University of Chicago. Japan. Molecular Plant Physiology Molecular and immunological analysis of carboxysomes by G D PRICE with M Ludwig, Dept Crystallographic structural studies of Rubisco Biol Sciences, Macquarie Uni. activase by T J ANDREWS, H J KANE and S M WHITNEY with I Andersson, Swedish Agricultural Role of heat shock proteins in protecting University, Uppsala. photosynthetic processes in cyanobacteria by G D PRICE and M R BADGER with C S Pike, Dept Crystallographic study of Rubisco structure by T Biology, Franklin and Marshall College, PA, USA; J ANDREWS and H J KANE with P Curmi and A and Lin C-Y Dept Botany, National Taiwan Uni. Duff, University of NSW. Construction of transgenic Flaveria bidentis (a C4 The activation and catalytic mechanism of the dicot) with reduced amounts of mesophyll plant carbon-fixing enzyme, Rubisco by T J carbonic anhydrase by S VON CAEMMERER with M ANDREWS, H J KANE and S M WHITNEY with R Ludwig, Macquarie University, Furbank RT, CSIRO Lilley and M Kelly, University of Wollongong, P Plant Industry, Canberra. Curmi, University of NSW and A Portis, University of Illinois. Field gas exchange studies on C3 and C4 grasses grown at elevated CO by S VON CAEMMERER with Effects of high temperatures on coral photo- 2 O Ghannoum, University of Western Sydney; and synthesis and bleaching by M R BADGER and L P Newton Grasslands Research Centre Palmerston FRANKLIN L with T Larkum and O Hoegh-Guldberg, North, NZ. University of Sydney. Mechanisms influencing the growth and Investigations of CO acquisition mechanism in 2 distribution of C grasses under rising CO dinoflagellates by M R BADGER, T J ANDREWS, G 4 2 concentrations by S VON CAEMMERER with O D PRICE and S M WHITNEY with D C Yellowlees Ghannoum, J P Conroy, University of Western and W Leggat, Department of Biochemistry and Sydney, Hawkesbury. Molecular Biology, James Cook University.

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Xanthophyll cycle and chlorophyll fluorescence Global Gaussian spectral deconvolution analysis in transgenic tobacco with reduced amounts of of chlorophyll b-less and b-deficient mutants of Rubisco by S VON CAEMMERER, S A RUUSKA and barley with a time- and spectral-wavelength- T J ANDREWS with S Robinson, University of resolving streak camera by A GILMORE with S Itoh, Wollongong. Department of Cell Biology, National Institute of Basic Biology, Japan. Photobioenergetics Very high light resistant mutants of Electron paramagnetic resonance studies of the Chlamydomonas reinhardtii by C B OSMOND with S state of photosystem II by K ÅHRLING K with 0 J Boynton, Developmental, Cellular and Molecular S Styring, Biochemistry Department, Lund Biology, Duke University, USA. University, Sweden. Biodiversity of Antarctic plant viruses by M Studies of photoinactivation in plants by J M SKOTNICKI with P Selkirk, Macquarie University. ANDERSON with G Öquist, Plant Physiology Department, Umeo University, Sweden. Analysis of the substrate water exchange reactions in photosystem II reconstituted with Chilling stress in illuminated cucumber leaves by strontium by T WYDRZYNSKI with W Hillier, W S CHOW with C-H Lee, Department of Molecular Department of Chemistry, Michigan State Biology, Pusan National University, Korea. University, and C Dismukes, Department of Construction of a bacterial genomic library by R Chemistry, Princeton University, USA. CLELAND with T Sutherland, CSIRO. O2 gas exchange studies in Oscillatoria chlamydea Identification of ferredoxin-plastoquinone by T WYDRZYNSKI with K Bader, Department of reductase by R CLELAND with D S Bendall, Cell Physiology, University of Bielefeld, Germany. Biochemistry Department, University of Plant Cell Biology Cambridge, UK. Production of antibodies against plant cell wall Voltametric detection of superoxide production proteins by J E ELLIOTT with J Marc, University by photosystem II by R CLELAND with S Grace, of Sydney. Biodynamics Institute, Louisiana State University, USA. Production of antibodies against plant fimbrin- Analysis of the effects of the osmoprotectant like proteins by J E ELLIOTT with D W McCurdy, glycine-betaine on photoprotective energy University of Newcastle. dissipation by the xanthophyll cycle by A GILMORE Endomembrane tubulation by A R HARDHAM and with N Murata, Department of Regulation Biology, H J MITCHELL with G J Hyde, University of NSW. National Institute of Basic Biology, Japan. Immunocytochemical investigations of Oomycete Analysis of the unique 1-step violaxanthin cycle spore surfaces by A R HARDHAM and AV Robold in Mantoniella squamata: time-resolved fluoresc- with J Kerwin, University of Washington. ence and molecular genetic approaches by A Identification of Arabidopsis genes for resistance GILMORE with Y Yamamoto, Department of Plant to Phytophthora by A R HARDHAM, M N HEMMING Molecular Physiology, University of Hawaii, USA. and D A JONES with D M Cahill, Deakin University. Characterization of chlorophyll a excited state Transformation of Phytophthora by A R HARDHAM lifetime distribution behavior in genetically and J S MARSHALL with A Drenth and D Maclean, engineered pigment-protein mutants of University of Queensland. Arabidopsis thaliana by A GILMORE with K Niyogi and X-P Li, Department of Plant and Microbial Transformation of Phytophthora by A R HARDHAM, Biology, University of California-Berkeley, USA. J S MARSHALL with H Judelson, University of California, Riverside. Characterisation of the quantum yield of far-red emitting perylene diones to determine possible Cell proliferation in the developing leaf by P C L uses as a lifetime reference standard for JOHN with R Munns, CSIRO Plant Industry. chlorophyll a fluorescence by A GILMORE with L Tilley, Latrobe University.

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Cloning cdc genes of Chlamydomonas by P C L Gravitropism in tip-growing cells of characean JOHN with A Koutoulis, University of Tasmania. algae by G O WASTENEYS with M Braun and A Sievers, University of Bonn, Germany. Complementation of yeast cell cycle control proteins with potential plant homologues by P C Interactions between the BOT1 and MOR1 genes L JOHN with J Hayles and P Nurse, Imperial Cancer of Arabidopsis thaliana by GO WASTENEYS and K Research Fund laboratories, London, UK. SUGIMOTO with H Höfte, INRA, Versailles, France. Effects of plant cyclin dependent kinase inhibitor Microtubule dynamics in transgenic plants proteins on mitosis in live plant cells by P C L expressing GFP-tubulin by G O WASTENEYS and M JOHN and A CLEARY with L C Fowke, University C RASHBROOKE with T Hashimoto, Nara Institute of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. of Science and Technology, Japan. Location and activity of plant cyclin dependent Microtubule orientation mechanisms in characean kinases by P C L JOHN and K ZHANG with D Inzé, algae by G O WASTENEYS with Dr I Foissner, University of Gent, Belgium. University of Salzburg, Austria. Proteins associating with the cyclin dependent Stomatal clustering in microtubule organization kinases of plant cells, especially CKS proteins by mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana by G O WASTENEYS P C L JOHN with E A Williams, University of with F Sack, Ohio State Univ., USA. Western Australia. The basis for growth anisotropy in plants by G O Isolation of the tomato I-3 gene for resistance WASTENEYS, K SUGIMOTO and A WHITTINGTON to the wilt pathogen Fusarium oxysporum pv with T Baskin, University of Missouri, Columbia, lycopersici by D A JONES with D McGrath, Bowen USA. Horticultural Research Station, Queensland The role of ethylene in cell division polarity and Department of Primary Industry. hypoxic stress responses by G O WASTENEYS and Structure of plant extracytosolic leucine-rich B E S GUNNING with H Kazama International repeat proteins by D A JONES and S LÅNG with B Christian University, Japan and H Imaseki, Nagoya Kobe, St Vincent’s Hospital, University of University, Japan. Melbourne. Ultrastructural characterization of endomembrane Testing the interaction between the tomato Cf-9 mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana by G O WASTENEYS resistance gene and the Cladosporium fulvum Avr9 and M C RASHBROOKE with I Foissner, University avirulence gene in wheat by D A JONES and R of Salzburg, Austria and Dr T Sakai, Kyoto WILSON with P Langridge, R Whitford, CRC for University, Japan. Molecular Plant Breeding, Adelaide. Arabidopsis genes involved in cell wall synthesis Assessment of growth performance under hypoxic by R E WILLIAMSON, J E BURN with A S Betzner, conditions and expression of metabolic indicators Groupe Limagrain, Canberra. of hypoxic stress in the hyp1 mutant of Characterisation of Arabidopsis radial swelling Arabidopsis by G O WASTENEYS with L Dennis, mutants by R E WILLIAMSON and J E BURN with CSIRO Division of Plant Industry, Canberra. T I Baskin, University of Missouri, USA. Characterization of spiralling in microtubule Characterisation of the rsw2 mutant of Arabidopsis organization and constitutive spiral mutants of by R E WILLIAMSON and J E BURN with H Höfte, Arabidopsis thaliana by G O WASTENEYS and K INRA Versailles. SUGIMOTO with T Hashimoto, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan. Functional assessment of cellulose synthase genes using the Arabidopsis rsw1 mutant by R E ER dynamics and root hair development in WILLIAMSON, J E BURN and T Arioli with C P Arabidopsis thaliana by G O WASTENEYS with M Joshi, Michigan Technological University, USA. Galway, St Francis Xavier University, Canada, J Schiefelbein, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Plant myosins by WILLIAMSON RE with Prof R USA, and T Sakai, Kyoto University, Japan. Ridge, International Christian University, Tokyo

76 Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions and Prof T Shimmen, Himeji Institute of Honeybee navigation by M V SRINIVASAN and S Technology, Japan. W ZHANG with J Tautz and M Altwein, University of Würzburg, Germany. Structure and dynamics of the endoplasmic reticulum in Arabidopsis by R E WILLIAMSON with Honeybee vision by M V SRINIVASAN and S W R Ridge and Y Uozumi, International Christian ZHANG with R Gadagkar, Centre for Ecological University, Tokyo. Sciences, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India. Visual Sciences Biologically inspired robotics by M V SRINIVASAN, Processing speed and its relations with broad J CHAHL with S Venkatesh, Curtin University, WA. cognitive abilities by N BURNS with R Roberts, University of Sydney. Neuroethological Robotics by M V SRINIVASAN, J ZEIL, S W ZHANG and J S CHAHL with R Wehner, Pattern backward masking tasks and cognitive Universität Zürich, Switzerland, R Pfeiffer, ETH, abilities by N BURNS with T Nettelbeck, University Zürich, Switzerland, T Collett, T Osorio, P of Adelaide. Husbands, University of Sussex, UK, and H Mallot, Glaucoma research by T MADDESS with I Goldberg, Max-Planck Institut für biologische Kybernetik, University of New South Wales. Tübingen, Germany, and R Beer, Case Western Reserve University, USA. Glaucoma research by T MADDESS with W L Severt, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, USA. Honeybee navigation by M V SRINIVASAN, S W ZHANG with J Berry, K Cheng, Macquarie Isotrigon texture perception by T MADDESS with University, NSW. Y Nagai, Kokushikan University, Tokyo, Japan. Transduction mechanisms in CO receptors of The Apparent Fineness Illusion by T MADDESS 2 insects by G STANGE with T Keil, Max-Planck- with J J Kulikowski, UMIST, Manchester. Institut fuer Verhaltensphysiologie, Seewiesen, On candidate plasticity genes in insect brain by Germany. R MALESZKA with T Tully, Cold Spring Harbor, NY, Transduction mechanisms in CO receptors of USA, M Ramaswami, University of Arizona, Tucson 2 insects by G STANGE with F Marion-Poll, and K Ito, Tokyo, Japan. Department of Biology, Chair of Zoology, Institut Trial Project on Myopia by I G MORGAN who was National Agronomique Paris-Grignon, France and appointed coordinator of the Association of Research Associate at the Institut National de Pacific Rim Universities. Recherches Agronomiques, Laboratory of The localisation of somatostatin receptors in the Mediateurs Chimiques at Versailles, France. chicken retina by I G MORGAN with L Helboe, Long-range interactions in the Barbers Pole Institute of Medical Anatomy, Copenhagen, Illusion by J M ZANKER with E Castet, Strasbourg, Denmark. France. The retinal dark-light switch and the pharma- Temporal resolution and hyperacuity in the human cological control of eye growth by I G MORGAN visual system by J M ZANKER with J P Harris, with M Boelen, La Trobe University. University of Reading, England. The role of cholinergic mechanisms in the control Perceptual deformations of moving contours by of eye growth by I G MORGAN with B Stell, J M ZANKER with M Fahle and T Quenzer, Tübingen University of Calgary, Canada. University, Germany. The molecular basis of the control of eye growth The integration of colour, luminance and motion by I G MORGAN with N McBrien, Melbourne in the human visual system by J M ZANKER with University. S Cropper, Melbourne University. The risk and causal factors in human myopia by I Honeybee learning by S W ZHANG and M V G MORGAN with P Mitchell, University of Sydney. SRINIVASAN with M Lehrer, Zoologisches Institut, Universität Zürich, Switzerland.

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Mechatronics by S W ZHANG and M V SRINIVASAN and A Poulos, Adelaide Medical Centre for Women with J Yang, University of Science and Technology and Children. of China (USTC). The development of new generation anti-infective Visual perception in honeybees by S W ZHANG agents by Prof M G BANWELL, Drs C F CRASTO, C J and M V SRINIVASAN with L Chen, Beijing EASTON, T KAROLI, D R MARCH, M R NAIRN, M D Laboratory of Cognitive Science, University of OLDHAM and W YUE with Dr P J O’Hanlon, Science and Technology in China, and Cognitive SmithKline Beecham, Harlow, UK; and Dr B Brain Imaging Research Center, Chinese Academy Metcalf, SmithKline Beecham, King of Prussia, USA. of Sciences — Beijing Hospital. Biomolecular Simulations and Calculations Optical recording of neuronal activity in the honeybee antennal lobe by S W ZHANG, S HO and Free energy approximations in model proteins and M V SRINIVASAN with K Kamino, Tokyo Medical polymers by Dr A E TORDA with Dr T Huber, ANUSF, and Dental University, Japan. ANU; and Drs F Müller-Plathe and D Reith, Max- Planck Institut für Polymerforschung, Mainz, Germany. Chemistry, Research School of Protein sequence optimisation by Dr A E TORDA Biochemical Reactions and Molecular and A J COOTES with Dr P M G Curmi, University Recognition of New South Wales, Sydney. Cycloaddition reactions of nitrile oxides by S J Bio-Organic Chemistry BARROW, Dr C J EASTON, C K Y LEE and G J VUCKOVIC with Drs G P Savage and G W Simpson, Bioactive compounds from Australian terrestrial Dunlena Pty Ltd and CSIRO Molecular Science, invertebrates by Prof R W RICKARDS with Dr S C Melbourne. Trowell and C Zhao, CSIRO, Department of Entomology, Canberra. Chemistry of scymnol by Dr C J EASTON and M GEBARA with J Broadbent, McFarlane Laboratories Structure of an antifungal antibiotic from Pty Ltd; and Dr G W Simpson, CSIRO Molecular Pseudomonas sp. by Prof R W RICKARDS with Prof Science, Melbourne. B J Deverall and Dr Y Huang, University of Sydney. Supramolecular chemistry of cyclodextrins by Dr Metabolites of nematode-trapping fungi by Prof C J EASTON, J B HARPER, Dr A G MEYER, H ONAGI, R W RICKARDS and M G ANDERSON with Dr E Lacey, D M SCHLIEBS and F TORTORELLA with S D Kean, Microbial Screening Technologies Pty Ltd, Kemps Prof S F Lincoln, B L May and M A Sandow, Creek. University of Adelaide; and Dr H Yamamura, Nematocides from fungi by Prof R W RICKARDS University of Nagoya, Japan. and M G ANDERSON with Dr E Lacey, Microbial Applications of carbon nanotubes in organic Screening Technologies Pty Ltd, Kemps Creek; chemistry by Drs C J EASTON and A G MEYER with Novartis Animal Health Australasia Pty Ltd, Kemps Drs L Dai and G W Simpson, CSIRO Molecular Creek; and Novartis Produkte Inc, Basel, Science, Melbourne. Switzerland. Free radical reactions of peptides and proteins Nematocides from actinomycetes by Prof R W by Dr C J EASTON and A MORTIMER with Dr M RICKARDS, M G ANDERSON and J M ROTHSCHILD Davies, Heart Research Institute, University of with Dr E Lacey, Microbial Screening Technologies Sydney. Pty Ltd, Kemps Creek; Novartis Animal Health Australasia Pty Ltd, Kemps Creek; and Novartis Chlorine chemistry by Dr C J EASTON and J Produkte Inc, Basel, Switzerland. O’CONNELL with the Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association (PACIA); and Dr G W Non-antibacterial inducers of MLS resistance by Simpson, CSIRO Molecular Science, Melbourne. Prof R W RICKARDS and A J HERLT with Dr J Maier, Northwestern University; and Dr J B McAlpine, Lipid chemistry by Dr C J EASTON and L XIA with Abbott Laboratories, Chicago, USA. Dr D Rathjen, Peptech Ltd; and Profs A Ferrante

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Novel juvenile hormones in flies by Prof R W Coordination Chemistry and Inorganic RICKARDS, A J HERLT and J M ROTHSCHILD with Electrochemistry Prof S W Applebaum, Department of Entomology, Biological nitrogen fixation: the nitrogenase Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Rehovot, Israel. enzyme by Dr G A HEATH with Dr L L Martin, Computational Quantum Chemistry Flinders University of South Australia. Ab initio studies of free radical polymerisation Cary spectrophotometer development programme processes by Prof L RADOM with M Coote and Dr by Dr G A HEATH with Dr A Marks, Varian-Australia T Davis, University of New South Wales, Sydney. Ltd, Melbourne. Evaluation of accurate proton affinities and gas- Corrosion inhibitors by Dr G A HEATH with Prof D phase acidities by Prof L RADOM with Dr B J C Creagh, University of Canberra; and D L Hallam, Smith, Biomolecular Research Institute, Museum of Australia, Canberra. Melbourne. Conservation treatments by Dr G A HEATH with G Nucleophilic substitution reactions by Prof L Bailey and A Wain, Treloar Centre, Australian War RADOM with Prof A Pross, Ben Gurion University, Memorial, Canberra. Israel; and T I Sølling, University of Copenhagen, Electroanalytical chemistry by Dr G A HEATH with Denmark. Dr D G Humphrey, CSIRO, Melbourne; and Dr B D Radical addition reactions by Prof L RADOM with Yeomans, Australian Government Analytical Dr M W Wong, National University of Singapore; Laboratory, Canberra. and Prof H Fischer, University of Zurich, Electrochemistry of dioximes and dithio- Switzerland. carbamates by Dr G A HEATH with Prof A M Bond, Structures and thermochemistry of alkali and Monash University, Australia. alkaline earth oxides and hydroxides by Prof L Molecular orbital calculations on transition metal RADOM with Prof A Schulz, Ludwig-Maximilians clusters by Dr G A HEATH with Dr J E McGrady, University of Munich, Germany; and Dr B J Smith, University of York, UK. Biomolecular Research Institute, Melbourne. NMR-spectroelectrochemistry by Dr G A HEATH Thermochemistry of free radicals by Prof L RADOM, with Dr P D Prenzler, Charles Sturt University. C J PARKINSON and D M SMITH with Prof P M Redox properties of biologically active disulfides Mayer, University of Ottawa, Canada. by Dr G A HEATH with Dr C L L Chai, Department Carbene chemistry by Prof L RADOM and Dr A P of Chemistry, ANU. SCOTT with Prof M S Platz, Ohio State University, Rhenium and technetium compounds by Dr G A Columbus, Ohio, USA. HEATH with Dr J Baldas, Australian Radiation Cleavage of molecular hydrogen by non-metallic Protection Laboratory, Melbourne. catalysts by Prof L RADOM, Drs A P SCOTT and S Redox properties of binuclear halide complexes SENGER with Prof B T Golding, University of and metal–sulfur clusters by Dr G A HEATH with Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK. Dr R Raptis, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan. Multireference G2 and G3 theories by Prof L Spectro-electrochemistry of the nitrogenase RADOM and D M SMITH with Prof M S Gordon, metal–sulfur cofactor by Dr G A HEATH with Dr S Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, USA; and T I P Best, University of Melbourne; and Dr C J Sølling, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Pickett, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory (John Innes

Reactions catalysed by vitamin B12 by Prof L Centre), Norwich, UK. RADOM and D M SMITH with Prof B T Golding, Spectro-electrochemistry of dimeric porphyrins University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK. by Dr G A HEATH with Dr D P Arnold, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane.

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Disordered Materials Laser and Optical Spectroscopy Diffuse scattering in non-stoichiometric apatites Chemiluminescence and photoluminescence of by Dr A G CHRISTY with P Alberius-Hennig and Rubisco by Dr E R KRAUSZ with Prof J Andrews, Prof S A Lidin, University of Stockholm, Sweden. RSBS, ANU; Dr R Lilley, University of Wollongong, Petrographic observations on sediment from rural NSW; and Dr H Riesen, ADFA. and urban canals in the midlands by Dr A G Lanthanide complex spectrosopy by Dr E R KRAUSZ CHRISTY with Drs D J Dodd and J Large, University with Dr M Gerloch, University of Cambridge, UK. of Nottingham, UK; Drs N J Fortey, A E Milodowski Magneto-optic spectroscopy of plant photosystem and M Styles, British Geological Survey, Keyworth, by Dr E R KRAUSZ with Dr R Pace, Department of UK. Chemistry, ANU; and S Peterson, University of Synthesis and structural characterisation of Lund, Sweden. Beryllian Sapphirines by Dr A G CHRISTY and Dr Y Spectroscopy of porphyrins, phthalocyanines and TABIRA with Prof E S Grew, University of Maine, the plant photosystem by Dr E R KRAUSZ with Dr Orono, USA; and Dr A Hölscher and Prof W F B Williamson, University of Christchurch, NZ. Schreyer, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany. Upconversion systems by Dr E R KRAUSZ with Drs Disorder in 1:1 adducts of hexamethylene- S Lüthi and M Riley, University of Queensland. tetramine with azelaic acid by Dr T R WELBERRY with Drs M Gardon and K J Schenk, Université de Liquid State Chemical Physics Lausanne, Switzerland. A localised conjugate fluctuation theorem as High energy diffuse X-ray scattering by Dr T R applied to planar Poiseuille flow by Dr G S D AYTON WELBERRY with Dr B D Butler, National Institute and Prof D J EVANS with Dr D J Searles, University of Standards and Technology (NIST), Boulder, of Queensland. USA; and Drs D R Haeffner and P L Lee, Argonne Dynamic mobility in concentrated suspensions National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois, USA. by Dr J ENNIS-KING with Drs S L Carnie and A Strain effects in disordered crystals by Dr T R Shugai, University of Melbourne. WELBERRY with Dr B D Butler, NIST, Boulder, Measurements of surface forces due to adsorbed Colorado, USA. polyelectrolytes by Dr J ENNIS-KING with Dr M Inorganic Stereochemistry and Asymmetric Gee, University of Melbourne. Synthesis Surface forces due to polymers and poly- Diastereoselectivity in Group 11 complexes of electrolytes by Dr J ENNIS-KING with Dr B Pfaltz ligands by Dr S B WILD with Dr J Aldrich- Jönsson, Lund University, Sweden. Wright, University of Western Sydney. Implications of chaos for thermophysical Dinitrogen-, nitride- and organoimide- properties by Prof D J EVANS with Prof E G D molybdenum and -tungsten complexes containing Cohen, Rockefeller University, New York; and Drs chiral phosphines by Dr S B WILD with Dr C D J Isbister and F Zhang, Australian Defence Force Pickett, John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK. Academy (ADFA), University of New South Wales, Canberra. Group 11 complexes of pyridyl-phosphine ligands as anti-tumour agents by Dr S B WILD with Dr S Molecular dynamics algorithm for chain molecular Berners-Price, Griffith University. fluids by Prof D J EVANS with Dr L Lue, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Microbial phosphonate uptake and metabolism: Boulder, USA. enlisting microorganisms to deliver antimicrobials effectively by Dr S B WILD with Dr G L Mendz, The number dependence of the maximum School of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, Lyapunov exponent in one, two and three University of New South Wales. Cartesian dimensions by Prof D J EVANS with Dr D J Isbister, ADFA, University of New South Wales, New ligands for oxophilic metals: applications in Canberra; and Dr D J Searles, University of catalysis by Dr S B WILD with Prof K Cavell, Queensland. Universities of Tasmania and Cardiff. 80 Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions

Thermal conductivity in the critical region by Prof Structural and functional studies of analogues of D J EVANS with Prof H J M HANLEY, RSC/NIST; Dr human insulin-like growth factor-I by Dr M A D J Searles, University of Queensland; Dr S Murad, KENIRY and L G LAAJOKI with A/Prof J Carver, University of Illinois, Chicago, USA; and Dr K P University of Wollongong, NSW; Drs G Francis and Travis, Imperial College, London U. S Milner, Cooperative Research Centre for Tissue Australia Growth and Repair, Adelaide; and Dr J Transport coefficients of dense inhomogeneous C Wallace, University of Adelaide. fluids: a comparison of nonequilibrium molecular dynamics simulation and statistical mechanical Organic Synthesis theory predictions by Prof D J EVANS with Prof K E Gubbins, North Carolina State University, Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on Raleigh, USA; Dr B D Todd, CSIRO Division of gibberellins by Prof L N MANDER with Dr M Talon, Molecular Science, Melbourne; and Dr K P Travis, Department of Citriculture, IVIA, E-46113, Imperial College, London, UK. Moncada, Valencia, Spain; and Dr J Zeevaart, MSU- DOE Plant Research Laboratory, Michigan State Applications of general temperature expressions University, USA. by Prof D J EVANS, Dr G S D AYTON, O G JEPPS with Dr B D Butler, NIST, Boulder, USA. Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on gibberellins by Prof L N MANDER with Prof J Nonequilibrium Brownian dynamics by Prof D J MacMillan and Dr P Hedden, Long Ashton Research EVANS and Dr J ENNIS-KING with Prof I Snook, Station, Bristol, UK. Drs P J Daivis and M McPhie, RMIT, Melbourne. Structural and biosynthetic studies on anth- Mass Spectrometry eridiogens from fern gametophytes by Prof L N Structures of bioactive natural products from the MANDER with Dr H Yamane, Biotechnology genus Hortonia by Dr J K MACLEOD with Prof B M Research Center, University of Tokyo, Japan. R Bandara, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. Structural and biosynthetic studies on anth- eridiogens from fern gametophytes by Prof L N Structures of biologically active natural products MANDER with Dr J Banks, Department of Botany by Dr J K MACLEOD with Dr P B Oelrichs, National and Plant Pathology, University of Purdue, USA. Research Centre for Environmental Toxicology, Brisbane. Structural and biosynthetic studies on anth- eridiogens from fern gametophytes by Prof L N New Silicate Materials MANDER with Dr J Nester, Department of Selective gas adsorption of metal exchanged clay Biological Sciences, Sam Houston State mineral derivatives by Dr J G THOMPSON and A University, Texas, USA. MELNITCHENKO with Dr C Volzone, Centro de Studies on growth inhibition by Prof L N MANDER Tecnologia de Recursos Minerales y Cerámica, and Dr G ADAMSON with Drs L T Evans and R W Buenos Aires, Argentina. King, CSIRO, Division of Plant Industry; and Prof Nuclear Magnetic Resonance R P Pharis, University of Calgary, Canada. Studies on gibberellin receptors by Prof L N Multidimensional NMR studies of chaperone MANDER, Dr J T BLANCHFIELD and S K COOK with proteins by Dr M A KENIRY with A/Prof J Carver, Dr P M Chandler, CSIRO Division of Plant Industry. University of Wollongong. Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the gibberellins by Prof L N MANDER, S K COOK and B association of spermine with the estrogen TWITCHIN with Drs M Koshioka and M Nakayama, receptor DNA-binding domain by Dr M A KENIRY National Research Institute of Vegetables, with Prof C Benz and Dr G Scott, University of Ornamental Plants and Tea, Ministry of Agri- California, San Francisco, USA. culture, Forestry and Fisheries, Japan. Structural studies of drug–DNA complexes and novel DNA structures by Dr M A KENIRY with Prof Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on R H Shafer, University of California, San Francisco, gibberellins by Prof L N MANDER and B TWITCHIN USA.

81 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 with Dr V M Sponsel, Division of Life Sciences, Theoretical studies of insertions into nickel– University of Texas, San Antonio, Texas, USA. carbon bonds by Prof M A BENNETT and Dr E WENGER with Dr S A Macgregor, Heriot–Watt Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on University, Edinburgh, UK. gibberellins by Prof L N MANDER and B TWITCHIN with Prof O Junttila, Department of Plant Theoretical studies of mixed metal metallo- Physiology and Microbiology, University of carbohedrenes by Prof M A BENNETT and Dr E Tromsø, Norway. WENGER with Prof I G Dance, University of New Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on South Wales. gibberellins by Prof L N MANDER and B TWITCHIN Polymers and Soft Condensed Matter with Prof R P Pharis, Department of Biology, University of Calgary, Canada. Semiflexible Si-based polymers on Si surfaces by Dr E M SEVICK with Dr Y Y Suzuki, NTT Basic Biosynthetic, structural and metabolic studies on Research Laboratories, Tokyo, Japan. gibberellins by Prof L N MANDER and B TWITCHIN with Dr T Lange, Pflanzenphysiologisches Institüt Protein Crystallography and Engineering und Botanischer Garten, Universität Göttingen, Structure function studies with esterases by Dr D Germany. L OLLIS with Dr J Oakshot, Entomology, CSIRO, Influence of gibberellins on light stimulation of Canberra. germination in Western Australian species by Prof Structural studies of the PII protein by Drs D L L N MANDER and B TWITCHIN with Dr J Plummer, OLLIS and P D CARR with Dr S G Vasudevan, James Department of Horticultural Science, University Cook University, Queensland. of Western Australia. A light responsive redox regulated enzyme: a new Studies on fruit development by Prof L N MANDER MDH structure by Drs D L OLLIS, P D CARR and D and B TWITCHIN with Dr Y Ben-Tal, Ministry of VERGER with Dr A Ashton, CSIRO, Division of Plant Agriculture, The Volcani Center, Bet-Dagan, Israel. Industry, Canberra. Studies on fruit development by Prof L N MANDER Structure function studies with plant malate and B TWITCHIN with Dr P S Blake, Horticulture dehydrogenases by Drs D L OLLIS, P D CARR and Research International, East Malling, UK. D VERGER with Dr A Ashton, CSIRO, Division of Studies on the genetics of Pisum by Prof L N Plant Industry, Canberra. MANDER and B TWITCHIN with Prof J B Reid and The structure of a transcriptional regulator by Dr J J Ross, Department of Plant Science, Drs D L OLLIS, P D CARR and D VERGER with Dr B University of Tasmania. Davidson, University of Melbourne, Victoria. Organotransition Metal Chemistry Protein Synthesis and Evolution Arene ruthenium complexes by Prof M A BENNETT Cleavage of DNA by chromium(V) complexes by with Prof P Salvadori and Dr P Pertici, Università Dr N E DIXON with Prof P A Lay, School of di Pisa, Italy. Chemistry, University of Sydney. Arene ruthenium complexes containing sulfur- Geminivirus DNA replication mechanisms by Dr donor ligands by Prof M A BENNETT with Prof L-Y N E DIXON with Drs D Pountney and A Rezaian, Goh, National University of Singapore. CSIRO Division of Plant Industry, Glen Osmond, Dinuclear gold complexes by Prof M A BENNETT SA. with Dr S K Bhargava, Department of Applied Radiolabelled antibodies for cancer diagnosis and Chemistry, RMIT, Melbourne. treatment by Dr N E DIXON and N DI BARTOLO NMR studies of ligand replacement reactions of with Prof A M Sargeson, Department of Chemistry, ruthenium acetylacetonate complexes by Prof M ANU; and Dr S Smith, Australian Nuclear Science A BENNETT with Prof B E Mann, University of and Technology Organization, Sydney. Sheffield, UK. Expression and isolation of the Bacillus subtilis DnaC helicase and DnaI proteins by Drs N E DIXON

82 Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions and S E BROWN with Dr J M Guss and Prof R G framework structures by Drs R L WITHERS and Y Wake, Department of Biochemistry, University of TABIRA with Dr P Millet, CEMES/CNRS, Toulouse, Sydney. France.

NMR structures of the DnaC protein and the N- Solid State Molecular Science terminal domain of DnaB helicase by Drs N E DIXON and S E BROWN with Prof G Otting and Dr Low temperature binding of ceramics by Dr S A J Weigelt, Department of Medical Biochemistry HOLT with Drs J Bartlett, C Burke, J N Watson and Biophysics, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. and J Woolfrey, ANSTO. Structures and functions of Escherichia coli Bonding in transition metal complexes by Dr P A replisomal proteins by Drs N E DIXON and S E REYNOLDS with Prof B N Figgis and Dr A N Sobolev, BROWN and S HAMDAN with Prof G Otting, University of Western Australia. Karolinska Institute, Stockholm; and Drs C M Elvin, Neutron diffraction studies of transition metal K Kongsuwan, P Jennings and G Wijffels, CSIRO complexes by Dr P A REYNOLDS with Dr A J Division of Molecular Sciences, Brisbane. Schultz, Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago, Structure of the Escherichia coli DnaB helicase USA. protein and the DnaBDnaC complex by Drs N E Experimental electron densities in transition DIXON, S E BROWN, P M SCHAEFFER and N K metal complexes by Dr P A REYNOLDS with Dr B B WILLIAMS with Prof J M Carazo, M Barcena and Iversen and Lektor F K Larsen, University of Dr L E Donat, Centro Nacional de Biotecnologia, Aarhus, Denmark. Universidad Autonoma, Madrid. Early stages of zeolite crystallisation by Prof J W Structure and mechanism of action of Escherichia WHITE with Prof C R A Catlow, Royal Institution, coli proline aminopeptidase by Dr N E DIXON, P E London, UK; and Dr J N Watson, Australian Nuclear LILLEY and Dr P M SCHAEFFER with Prof H C Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), Freeman and Dr J M Guss, Department of Lucas Heights. Biochemistry, University of Sydney. Kinetics of template action in silicalite synthesis Solid State Inorganic Chemistry by Prof J W WHITE with Dr L Iton, Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago, USA; and Dr J N A synchrotron X-ray study of the zirconate Watson, ANSTO. pyrochlore La2Zr2O7 by Drs Y TABIRA and R L WITHERS with Dr T Yamada, National Industrial Microphase separation in paraffin crystals by Prof Research Institute, Nagoya, Japan. J W WHITE with Dr R Snyder, University of California, Berkeley, USA. A superspace approach to cation-deficient hexagonal perovskite-related phases by Dr R L Millisecond X-ray reflectometer for ChemMatCARS WITHERS with Dr L Elcoro and Prof J M Perez- by Prof J W WHITE with Dr R Garrett, ANSTO; and Mato, Universidad del Pais Vasco, Bilbao, Spain. Dr J Viccaro, University of Chicago, USA. Ferroelastic domains in tetramethylammonium Neutron reflectivity and small angle scattering cadmium trichlroide by Dr R L WITHERS with Profs from monomolecular polymer particles and G Madariaga and I Peral, Universidad del Pais lattices by Prof J W WHITE with Dr H de Bruyn Vasco, Bilbao, Spain. and Prof R Gilbert, University of Sydney. TEM studies of low temperature ordering in Nucleation and growth of silicalite by Prof J W WHITE with Dr J N Watson, ANSTO. CuXV4O11 by Dr R L WITHERS with Drs P Millet and P Rozier, CEMES/CNRS, Toulouse, France. Nucleation of alumino silicate gels by Prof J W Incommensurate Cu/Co ordering in ternary WHITE with Dr P Southern, ANSTO. transition metal chalcogenides by Drs R L Structure of electrically conducting polymers by WITHERS and L NORÉN with Dr R Berger, University Prof J W WHITE with Dr I Jamie and Prof L Kane- of Uppsala, Sweden. Maguire, University of Wollongong, NSW. Ionic conductivity and the inherent displacive structural flexibility of layered and tunnel MXV2O5

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Structure of high internal phase emulsions by Beecham, Harlow, UK; and Dr B Metcalf, Prof J W WHITE with Dr E P Gilbert, Argonne SmithKline Beecham, King of Prussia, USA. National Laboratory, Chicago, USA; and Drs R The total synthesis of sialic acid analogues by Goodridge and D E Yates, Orica Australia. Prof M G BANWELL and C DE SAVI with Dr K Structure of polymer latex solutions by Prof J W Watson, Biota Chemistry Laboratories, Depart- WHITE with Dr H de Bruyn and Prof R Gilbert, ment of Chemistry, Monash University, Australia. University of Sydney. Biotransformations by Prof M G BANWELL and R Structure of polymer surfactant films by Prof J W LONGMORE with Dr G Whited, Genencor Inter- WHITE with Dr J Penfold, Rutherford Appleton national Inc, Palo Alto, California, USA. Laboratory, Oxford, UK. Studies directed towards the total synthesis of Structure of templated silicate films by Prof J W the spinosyn class of insecticides by Prof M G WHITE with Dr M Trau, University of Queensland. BANWELL and Dr B KELLY with Prof B Jarrott, Department of Pharmacology, Monash University; Template distribution function in modified and Drs A Knill and G W Simpson, CSIRO Molecular silicate gels by Prof J W WHITE with Drs L Iton, J Science, Melbourne. Richardson and F Trouw, Argonne National Laboratory, Chicago, USA. The total synthesis of the phytotoxic polyketide Conformation of proteins at interfaces by Prof J herbicide herboxidiene by Prof M G BANWELL and W WHITE and Dr S A HOLT with S Poon, University R PREMRAJ with Dr G W Simspon, CSIRO Molecular of Melbourne. Science, Melbourne. Combinatorial synthesis of potential anti-mitotic X-ray reflectometry studies of contact lens drugs by Prof M G BANWELL and D WONG with Dr coatings for extended wear by Prof J W WHITE A Bray, Chiron Technologies Pty Ltd, Clayton, and Dr S A HOLT with C Fong, CSIRO Molecular Victoria. Science, Melbourne. Dendrimer and polystyrene surfactant structure Theoretical Chemical Physics by Prof J W WHITE, G KIRTON and Dr P A REYNOLDS Could carbon cluster anions, Cn–, be responsible with Dr C J Hawker, IBM Research Laboratories, for the DIBs? by Dr R P A BETTENS with Drs E Almaden, California, USA. Herbst and D Ruffle, Ohio State University, USA. Structure of inorganic polymers in solution by Exact quantum reaction dynamics on highly Prof J W WHITE and Dr P A REYNOLDS with Dr J accurate ab initio potential energy surfaces by Maridable, University of New South Wales. Dr M A COLLINS with Dr D H Zhang, National The following collaborators visited the group University of Singapore. during 1999 to conduct X-ray reflectometry Potential energy surfaces for quantum reactive experiments. scattering by Dr M A COLLINS with Dr D H Zhang, Dr B Saunders and E Daly, University of Adelaide; National University of Singapore. Dr J Watson and Dr V Luca, ANSTO; C Garvey, The microwave spectrum and structural dynamics Monash University; Dr G Edwards, University of of the cyclic dipeptide 2,5-diketopiperazine by Queensland; L Tran, University of Queensland. Dr R P A BETTENS with Dr F L Bettens, Prof R D Synthesis and Mechanism Brown, Drs R Champion and P D Godfrey, Monash University. The development of novel carbohydrate-like drugs The mm-wave spectrum of pyridine and five by Prof M G BANWELL, Drs D ARMITT and L LIU excited vibrational states by Dr R P A BETTENS with Dr R Don, Progen Industries Ltd, Brisbane; with Drs S Albert and F L Bettens and Prof F C and Dr C Freeman and Prof C Parish, JCSMR. DeLucia, Ohio State University, USA. The development of new anti-infective agents by Prof M G BANWELL, Drs C F CRASTO, C J EASTON, T KAROLI, D R MARCH, M R NAIRN, M D OLDHAM and W YUE with Dr P J O’Hanlon SmithKline

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Information Sciences and Engineering, Quantum, Fuzzy and Probabilistic Machines by Research School of Prof E V KRISHNAMURTHY with Prof A Di Nola, University of Naples, Naples, Italy. Computer Sciences Laboratory Knowledge Representation and Machine Learning Techniques for Combining Learning Systems for by Prof J LLOYD with Dr C Giraud-Carrier and Dr A Regression and Density Estimation by Dr P Bowers, University of Bristol, UK. BARTLETT with Dr M Frean and Prof T Downs, University of Queensland. Points at the Intersection of Relevant and Combinatory Logics by Em Prof R MEYER with Data Segmentation by Dr P BARTLETT with Dr A Assoc Prof M Bunder, University of Wollongong. Kowalczyk, Telstra Research Laboratories, Melbourne, VIC. Publication of Mitchell and Delbridge Australian English Speech Data by Dr B MILLAR with Dr B Neural Network Learning by Dr P BARTLETT with Turner and Dr J Vonwiller, University of Sydney. Dr M Anthony, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK. Joint Audio-Visual Evidence in Speech by Dr B MILLAR with Dr G Bailly, Université Stendhal, Complexity of Learning by Dr P BARTLETT with Dr Grenoble, France, Dr J Robert-Ribes, Mathematical S Ben-David, Israel Institute of Technology and Information Sciences, CSIRO, Sydney. (Technion), Haifa, Israel. Web-Accessible Descriptive Schemes for Spoken Uniform Convergence by Dr P BARTLETT with Dr Language Data by Dr B MILLAR with Dr T Altosaar, G Lugosi, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Helsinki University of Technology, Helsinki, Spain. Finland. Integrating the ATP System CODE with the TPTP Modelling of Audio-Video Characterisation of the by Dr M FUCHS with Dr G Sutcliffe, James Cook Speaking Face by Dr B MILLAR and R GOCKE with University. Prof Cheol-Woo Jo, Changwon National University, Concurrent Constraint Programming and Display Changwon, Korea. Logic by Dr R GORÉ with Dr F Fages, Departement Combinatorial Optimisation and Decision de Informatique, Ecolé Normale Superiéure, Paris, Problems by Dr J SLANEY with Dr S Thiébaux and France. Dr P Kilby, CSIRO Mathematical and Information Extending Display Calculi by Dr R GORÉ with Dr S Sciences, Canberra. Demri, Laboratoire LEINBIZ, CNRS, Paris, France. Systems Engineering Proof Theory of Nonclassical Logics by Dr R GORÉ Channel Equalization by Prof B ANDERSON with with Prof Hiroakira Ono, Japan Advanced Institute Dr T Endres, Dr R Johnson Jnr, School of Electrical of Science and Technology, Kanazawa, Japan. Engineering, Cornell University, USA. Computational Interpretations of Intuitionistic Tense Logics by Dr R GORÉ with Dr J Goubault- Hƒ Control and Robot Control by Prof B ANDERSON Larrecq, GIE Dyade, Paris, France. with Prof T Mita, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. Propositional Logics on the Computer by Dr R Identification and Robust Control I by Prof B GORÉ with Prof G Jaeger, Institute of Applied ANDERSON with Prof M Gevers, CESAME, Université Mathematics, University of Berne, Switzerland. Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Agent-based Interactive Mobile-hote Computing Belgium. by Prof E V KRISHNAMURTHY with Prof Sajal Kumar Adaptive Control by Prof B ANDERSON with Prof Das, University of North Texas, Denton, USA. S Morse, Yale University, USA. Quantum, Biological and Molecular Computing Paradigms by Prof E V KRISHNAMURTHY with Prof Identification by Prof B ANDERSON with Prof I M Conrad, Wayne State University, Detroit, USA. Landau, Laboratoire d’Automatique de Grenoble, France.

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Identification and Adaptive Control by Prof B Electrical Engineering, McGill University, ANDERSON with Prof M Gevers, CESAME, Université Montreal, Canada. Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Stochastic Control by J B MOORE with Dr Xunyu Belgium. Zhou, Dr A Lim and Dr M Aitrami, Chinese Sugar Dryer Modelling and Machine Hydraulic University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Condition Monitoring by R R BITMEAD with R Autonomous Submersible Robot by D Peirce, CSR Sugar Mills Group. WETTERGREEN/A ZELINSKY with Prof H Durrant- Audio Compression for Surveillance by R R Whyte, University of Sydney, BEI Systron Donner BITMEAD with G Wise, Australian Federal Police. Wind River Systems. Traction Control by R R BITMEAD with Dr A Fast Robot Learning by A ZELINSKY with K Ward, Connolly, General Electric Corporate Research and University of Wollongong. Development. Human-Robot Cooperative Systems by A ZELINSKY Combined Modelling and Control by R R BITMEAD with T Edwards, ACSys, Canberra. with Prof M Gevers, CESAME, Université Catholique Human-Machine Interaction by S ROUGEAUX/A de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium. ZELINSKY with Volvo ABB, Sweden. Fake Algebraic Riccati Techniques by R R BITMEAD with Prof M Poubelle, Guadaloupe. Telecommunications Engineering Nonlinear Process Modelling and Applications by Robustness of Optimal Detectors in Wireless R R BITMEAD with Dr S M Savaresi, Politecnico di Channels to a Channel Autocovariance Mismatch Milano, Italy. by Dr B HART with Dr I Collings, University of Sydney. Positive Systems by F De BRUYNE with Dr L Farina and Dr L Benvenuti, Universita di Roma “La Writing four book chapters on Equalisation for Sapienza”, Rome, Italy. Wireless Channels by Dr B HART with Prof D Taylor, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Model Validation for Control by F De BRUYNE with Zealand, Dr G Vitetta, University of Modena, Italy, Prof M Gevers, Mr Benoît Codrons and Dr M De Dr A Mammela, VTT Electronics, The Technical Wan, CESAME, Université Catholique de Louvain, Research Centre of Finland. Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium. Data Detection and Channel Estimation in Nonlinear Control by F De BRUYNE with J Sjöberg, Wireless Channels by Dr B HART with Prof S Department Signals & Systems, Chalmers Pasupathy, University of Toronto, Canada. University, Gotenburg, Sweden) Prof M Gevers, CESAME, Université Catholique de Louvain, Sparse Channel Sequence Estimation by Dr R Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium). KENNEDY with Dr N McGinty, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Adelaide. Performance Analysis of Queues in Communication Networks by S DEY with Prof Lang White, Sparse Channel Sequence Estimation by Dr R Department of Electrical Engineering, University KENNEDY with Dr P Hoeher, German Aerospace of Adelaide. Centre, Germany. Change Detection in Teletraffic Models by S DEY Quantizer Feedback Structures by Dr R KENNEDY with R Jana, DSTO, Canberra. with Prof Zhing Ding, Auburn University, Auburn, USA. Combined Compression and Classification of Multiscale Acoustic Data with Learning Vector Blind Equalisation by Dr R KENNEDY with Prof Quantizationæ by S DEY with Prof J S Baras, Zhi Ding, Iowa University, Iowa, USA, Prof I Institute for Systems Research, University of Fijalkow, Équipe Traitement des Images et du Maryland, College Park, USA. Signal, Université de Cergy-Pontoise, Paris, France. Fundamental Properties of robust estimators by S DEY with Dr D Charalambous, Department of

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Nonlinear Channel Estimation by Dr R KENNEDY The role of nitric oxide in the pathogenesis of with Prof J P LeBlanc, New Mexico State falciparum malaria by Dr I A CLARK with Wellcome University, Las Cruces, USA. Trust Centre, Blantyre, Malawi; Dr T Taylor, Dept of Internal Medicine, College of Medicine, Improved Digital Television, Phase 1 and 2 by Dr Michigan State University, USA; Dr R Carr, St R KENNEDY, Dr B HART, Dr P RAPAJIC with Prof R Thomas’s Hospital, London, UK; Dr K Rockett, Dept Johnson and Prof W Sethares, Cornell University, of Paediatrics, University of Oxford, John Radcliffe Ithaca, New York, USA. Hospital, Oxford, UK. Random Access Techniques for Wireless Digital Networks by Dr P RAPAJIC with Assoc Prof B Adjuvant activity of gamma inulin by Dr P COOPER Vucetic, University of Sydney. with Dr P Goldwater, Adelaide Children’s Hospital, Adelaide, SA; Prof I Frazer and Dr R Tindle, Random Signature CDMA Adaptive MMSE DFE Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, Qld; Dr R Receiver by Dr P RAPAJIC with Prof M Honig, Gupta, Massachusetts Public Health Biological Northwestern University, Evanston, USA. Laboratories, Boston, MA, USA; Dr F Vogel, AIDS Mismatch Filters for Frequency Hopping Radar Vaccine Research Branch, NIH, Bethesda, USA; Applications by Dr P RAPAJIC with Dr A Zejak, Dr P Fuentes, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Spain; Dr G Guillen, Centre for Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology, Havana, Cuba; Dr D O Willenborg, Neurosciences Research Unit, Medical Research, The John Curtin School of Canberra Hospital, ACT; Dr I Pinchasi, TEVA Immunology and Cell Biology, Division of Pharmaceutical Industries, Israel; Dr N Garçon, Smithkline Beecham, Rixensart, Belgium; Prof G Determination of genetic factors responsible for Tannock, Royal Melbourne Institute of Tech- multi-drug resistance in small cell lung carcinoma nology, Melbourne, VIC; Dr E Depla, Innogenetics by Dr J BANYER with Dr R Davey, Clinical Oncology, NV, Ghent, Belgium; Dr P Birk, M & E Biotech A/ Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, NSW. S, Horsholm, Denmark. Genetic differences between subsets of human The role of nitric oxide in autoimmune disease NK cells by Dr J BANYER with Dr H Warren, by Dr W B COWDEN with Dr K Rockett, Institute Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT. of Molecular Medicine, John Radcliffe Hospital, Identification and charcterisation of immuno- Oxford, UK. regulatory genes from dendritic cells by Drs J. The role free radicals in vascular disease by Dr W BANYER and A HAPEL with Drs J Tite and M B COWDEN with Dr R Stocker, The Heart Research Goulden, Glaxo-Wellcome Ltd, Stevenage, UK. Institute, Sydney, NSW. Comparative analysis of genetic determinants The activity and mechanism of action of novel characteristic of ex vivo isolated dendritic cells glycoprotein processing inhibitor anti-rejection and myb-transformed MTHC-derived dendritic cells agents by Dr W B COWDEN with Prof A Hibberd, by Drs J BANYER and A HAPEL with Dr I Caminischi Hunter Valley Hospital Transplant Unit, Newcastle, and Prof K Shortman, The Walter and Eliza Hall NSW. Institute, Melbourne, VIC and Drs J Tite and M Goulden, Glaxo-Wellcome Ltd, Stevenage, UK. Novel approaches to immunisation by Dr W B COWDEN with Dr A Ramsay, Newcastle University, Mechanisms of somatic variation of V genes by NSW. Prof R V BLANDEN and Dr C BRUCE with Dr E J Steele, University of Wollongong, NSW. Analysis of the role of interleukin-3 and CSF-1 in synergistic signalling by targetting of their Evolutionary origin of germline V genes in the receptor genes by Dr A J HAPEL with Prof E R immune system by Prof R V BLANDEN and Dr C Stanley, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New BRUCE with Dr E J Steele, University of York, USA. Wollongong, NSW and Dr G Weiller, Research School of Biological Sciences, ANU. Targetted disruption of the c-fms gene by Dr A J HAPEL with Prof E R Stanley, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, USA.

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Mechanism of cell death in Ross-River virus- The role of granzyme A in fungal infection by Dr infected striated muscle by Dr A J HAPEL with Dr A MÜLLBACHER with Dr R Ashman, Oral Biology Brett Lidbury, University of Canberra, ACT. and Pathology, University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD. Differentiation of myb-transformed haemato- poietic progenitor cells by Drs A J HAPEL and J The role of granzymes and perforin in cytomegalo- BANYER with Assoc Prof T Gonda, Hanson Centre virus infections by Dr A MÜLLBACHER with Dr S for Cancer Research, Adelaide, SA. Landolfo, Department of Public Health, Medical Isolation of Ross-River virus resistance genes from School, Turin, Italy. macrophage “RAW” cells by Drs A J HAPEL and J The role of granzymes in herpes virus infection BANYER with Dr B Lidbury, University of Canberra, by Dr A MÜLLBACHER with Drs R Pereira and A Canberra, ACT. Simmons, Herpes Research, Infectious Diseases Laboratories, Institute of Medical & Veterinary Cloning and characterisation of a novel family of Science, Adelaide, SA. tetraspan molecules by Dr M Hulett with Dr M Cancilla, The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of The role of T cell serine proteases in cell Medical Research, Melbourne, VIC; Dr T Luft, cytotoxicity and viral pathogenesis by Drs A Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Melbourne, MÜLLBACHER and M LOBIGS with Dr M Simon, VIC; Dr M Hogarth, Austin Research Insti- Max Planck Institute für Immunbiologie, Freiburg, tute,Melbourne, VIC; Dr P Dacey and Dr M Smyth, Germany. Austin Research Institute, Melbourne, VIC; Dr S Allorecognition by Dr A MÜLLBACHER and M Russell, Austin Research Institute, Melbourne, LOBIGS with Dr R Langman, Conceptual VIC; Dr L Baker and Prof G Sutherland, Women’s Immunology, The Salk Institute, La Jolla, CA, USA. and Children’s Hospital, Adelaide, SA. The role of MHC-class I in antigen presentation Structure and function of Fc Receptors by Dr M by Drs A MÜLLBACHER, M LOBIGS and Prof R V HULETT with Drs M Hogarth and B Wines, Austin BLANDEN with Dr J Yewdell, Viral Immunology Research Institute, Melbourne, VIC. Laboratory, National Institute of Allergy and Protective immune responses in mice vaccinated Infection Diseases, National Institutes of Health, with recombinant vectors expressing flavivirus Bethesda, USA. genes by Dr M LOBIGS with Drs R A Hall and I S The role of granzyme A in fungal infection by Drs Mackenzie, Department of Microbiology, A MÜLLBACHER and M SIMON with Dr R Ashman, University of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD. Oral Biology and Pathology, University of Selectivity in peptide translocation by Syrian Queensland, Brisbane, QLD. hamster TAP by Dr M LOBIGS with Drs F Momburg The role of poxvirus encoded serpins in cytotoxic and G J Hämmerling, German Cancer Research T cell induced apoptosis by Drs A MÜLLBACHER Center, Heidelberg, Germany. and P WARING with Dr R Wallich, Department of Modulation of the MHC class I antigen processing Immunology, University of Heidelberg, and presentation pathway by flaviviral infection Heidelberg, Germany. by Dr M LOBIGS with Dr F Momburg, German The role of granzymes in the induction of Cancer Research Center, Heidelberg, Germany. apoptosis by Drs A MÜLLBACHER and P WARING Structural polyprotein processing mutants of with Dr M Simon, Max Planck Institute fur yellow fever virus, 17D, generated from an Immunbiologie, Freiburg, Germany. infectious cDNA clone by Dr M LOBIGS with Prof Sulfated oligosaccharides as anti-viral agents by C M Rice, Washington University School of Prof C PARISH with Dr A Cunningham, Westmead Medicine, St. Louis, USA. Hospital, Sydney, NSW. Oral induced T cell tolerance by Dr A MÜLLBACHER Inhibition of uveitis by oligosaccharides by Prof with Dr J Chin, Elizabeth MacArthur AG Institute, C PARISH with Dr K Williams, Flinders Medical NSW Department of Agriculture, Camden, NSW. Centre, Bedford Park, SA.

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Carbohydrate-based anti-metastatic compounds HIV polytope vaccines by Prof I A RAMSHAW with by Prof C PARISH with Dr R Anderson, Peter Dr A Suhrbier, QIMR, Brisbane, QLD, Dr R Ffrench, MacCallum Cancer Institute, Melbourne, VIC, Drs Sydney Children’s Hospital,Westmead, NSW. H Wheeler and N Pavlakis, Royal North Shore A novel HIV vaccine by Dr S A THOMSON with Dr Hospital, Sydney, NSW. S Kent, Macfarlane Burnet Centre, Melbourne, VIC; Analysis of cell adhesion molecules on human Dr R A Ffrench, Sydney Children’s Hospital, lymphocytes by Prof C PARISH with Dr H Warren, Westmead, NSW. Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT. Polyepitope vaccine for Papilloma virus infection Novel multimeric technology for cell surface and cervical cancer by Dr S THOMSON with Assoc molecules by Prof C PARISH with Dr B Cornell, Prof B Tindle, Sir Albert Sakzewski Virus Research AMBRI, Sydney, NSW; Dr J Altin, Biochemistry Centre, Brisbane, QLD. and Molecular Biology Division, The Faculties, Polyepitope vaccine for glandular fever and ANU. transplant induced lymphoproliferative disease Histidine-rich glycoprotein deficiencies and by Dr S A THOMSON with Prof D Moss, Drs R autoimmune disease by Prof C PARISH with Prof Khanna and M Sherritt, Queensland Institute of P Gatenby, Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT. Medical Research, Brisbane, QLD. 3D structure of mammalian heparanase by Prof C Delivery of multiple EAE epitopes by Dr S A PARISH with Dr M Parker, St Vincents Hospital, THOMSON with Dr D O Willenborg, Neurosciences Melbourne, VIC. Research Unit, Canberra Hospital, Canberra, ACT.

Role of histidine-rich glycoprotein in angiostatin Molecular Medicine, Division of formation and action by Prof C PARISH with Dr P Hogg, School of Pathology, University of New Influence of fatty acid content on the oxidis- South Wales, Sydney, NSW . ability of LDL in subjects with coronary artery disease by Dr N G ARDLIE with D A McGill, Cytokines and dendritic cells in oral tolerance Department of Cardiology, The Canberra Hospital, and mucosal immune responses, and non- ACT. replicating oral vaccines for immunocontraception by Dr A RAMSAY with Dr K W Beagley, University Low density lipoprotein oxidation in haemo- of Newcastle,Newcastle, NSW. chromatosis by Dr N G ARDLIE with Dr M L Bassett, Department of Gasteroenterology, The Canberra Immunobiology of murine cytomegalovirus and Hospital, ACT and Dr J E Dalhstrom and Dr S Jain, its potential as a vaccine vector by Dr A RAMSAY Department of Anatomical Pathology, The with Dr M Lawson and Prof G Shellam, University Canberra Hospital, ACT. of Western Australia, Perth, WA. Structural analysis of glutathione S-transferases Recombinant poxvirus-based immuno-contra- by Prof P POARD with Dr M Parker, St Vincent’s ceptive vaccine development by Dr A RAMSAY with Medical Research Institute, Melbourne, Vic. Dr R Jackson, CSIRO, Gungahlin, ACT. Regulation of mouse Theta class GST genes by Genetic vaccine strategies for mucosal immunity Prof P BOARD with Dr W Pearson, Department of against HIV by Dr A RAMSAY with Dr S Kent, Biochemistry, School of Medicine, University of MacFarlane Burnet Centre, Melbourne, VIC. Virginia Health Sciences Center, Charlottesville, Design of viruses for the biological control of Virginia USA. vertebrate populations by Prof I A RAMSHAW with Use of GST genes to create drug resistance in Drs P Jackson and P Kerr, Division of Wildlife and hematopoietic stem cells Prof P BOARD with Dr Ecology, CSIRO, Canberra, ACT. M Webb, Haematology, The Canberra Hospital, Investigation into immunogenicity of DNA ACT. vaccines by Prof I A RAMSHAW with Prof H Structural analysis of the Omega class GSTs by Robinson, Department of Pathology, University Prof P BOARD with Dr C Gabel, Dr K Geoghegan of Massachusetts, Worcester, MA. USA. and Dr J Pandit, Central Research Division, Pfizer Inc, Groton CT, USA.

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Phylogenetic and evolutionary studies of the Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research, glutathione S-transferase family by Prof P BOARD Melbourne, Vic. with Dr LS Jermiin, School of Biological Sciences, Functional properties of HLA molecules by Dr G University of Sydney. CHELVANAYAGAM with Dr X Gao, National Cancer Parkinson’s Disease, Pesticides and glutathione Institute, Frederick MD USA. transferase polymorphisms by Prof P BOARD with Protein structure by Dr G CHELVANAYAGAM with Dr D LeCouteur, Department of Pharmacology, Prof G H Gonnet, ETH, Zuriich Switzerland; Prof S University of Sydney and Canberra Clinical School, A Benner, Dept. Chemistry, University of The Canberra Hospital, ACT. Florida USA. Function of the Zeta class GSTs by Prof P BOARD Comparative evolutionary analysis of the HLA and with Dr M W Anders, Dept. of Pharmacology and other genomic regions by Dr G A HUTTLEY with Physiology, University of Rochester Medical. Dr G Thomson, Department of Integrative Biology, Functional analysis of glutathione transferases UC Berkley, USA. by Prof P BOARD with Dr M Lo Bello, Dr A Caccuri Assessing the utility of SNP markers for linkage and Dr G Ricci, University of Rome. disequilibrium mapping by Dr G A HUTTLEY with The genetic basis of common mental disorders Prof D Naiman, Dept. of Mathematical Sciences, associated with anxiety and depression by Dr S John Hopkins University, Baltimore MD, USA; Prof EASTEAL with Prof A S Henderson and Dr A Jorm, G Uhl, School of Medicine, John Hopkins Social Psychiatry Research Unit, and ANU; Prof University; and Prof S R Wilson, School of M Prior, Psychology Department, Melbourne Mathematical Sciences, ANU. University. Analysis of genetic diversity at cancer suscept- Genetics and Evolution of human alpha actinin- ibility genes in humans and other primates by Dr 3 by SR S EASTEAL with Drs K N North and N G A HUTTLEY and Dr S EASTEAL with Dr D J Venter, Yang, Neurogenetics Research Unit, Royal Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute, Melbourne; Dr Alexandra Hospital for Children, Sydney; and Dr J L Hopper, Centre for Genetic Epidemiology, A H Beggs, Harvard Medical School, Boston. University of Melbourne. Development of ultrafast maximum likelihood Assessing the importance of DNA replication on programs for DNA and protein sequence analysis mutation by Dr G A HUTTLEY and Dr S EASTEAL on supercomputers by Dr S EASTEAL with Dr M with Prof S R Wilson, School of Mathematical Kahn,The ANU Supercomputer Facility, ANU, Dr Sciences, ANU; Dr I Jakobsen, Institute for R Brown, The ANU Supercomputer Facility, ANU Molecular Evolution, Pennsylvania State and Dr B D McKay, Department of Computer University, USA. Science, ANU; Dr M J Wolf, Computer and The effect of varying demographic and evol- Information Science Department, Mankato State utionary regimes on patterns of linkage University, USA; and Dr L Jermiin, Australian disequilibrium by Dr G A HUTTLEY and Dr S Genomic Information Centre, The University of EASTEAL with Prof S R Wilson, School of Sydney. Mathematical Sciences, ANU. Analysis of ancient human DNA by Dr S EASTEAL Ubiquitin-specific proteases in cancer by Dr R with Dr A Thorne, Department of Prehistory and BAKER with A/Prof DA Gray, Ottawa Regional Anthropology, ANU; Drs J Peacock and E Dennis, Cancer Centre, University of Ottawa, Ontario, CSIRO Division of Plant Industry; and Dr L Jermiin, Canada. Australian Genomic Information Centre, The University of Sydney. Ubiquitin-specific proteases in eye development by Dr R BAKER with Dr J Fischer, Department of Peptide epitopes by Dr G CHALVANAYAGAM with Zoology, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, USA. Dr V Apostolopoulos and Prof I F C McKenzie, The Austin Research Institute, Heidelberg, Vic. Ubiquitin-ribosomal fusion proteins in yeast and mammals by Dr R BAKER with, Prof R E H Structure functions and mechanisms of GSTs by Dr G CHELVANAYAGAM with A/Prof M Parker, St

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Wettenhall, Dept of Biochemistry, University of Development of high-throughput methods for Melbourne, Victoria. screening ENU and other mouse mutant libraries by Prof C GOODNOW with Dr M Chee, Illumina Phylogenetic studies of the ubiquitin-specific Inc, San Diego. protease family by Dr R BAKER with Dr L S Jermiin, Australian Genomic Information Centre, University Genetic susceptibility to human colorectal cancer of Sydney, NSW. by Dr M KOHONEN-CORISH with Prof W F Doe, Chromosomal mapping of human genes by Dr R University of Birmingham Medical School, UK; BAKER with Dr G. Sutherland and Mrs E. Woolatt, Dr J St John and Dr F Macrae, Royal Melbourne Dept of Cytogenetics and Molecular Genetics, Hospital; Dr J Wijnen and Dr R Fodde, University Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Adelaide SA. of Leiden, the Netherlands; and Prof L Bokey, Prof P Chapuis and Prof R Newland, Concord Genetic analysis of B cell development and Hospital, Sydney. activation (supported by the Human Frontiers Molecular Genetics of Melanoma and Lung Cancer Science Program by Prof C GOODNOW with Dr M by Dr M KOHONEN-CORISH with Dr M Millward, Thomas, Dept of Pathology, Washington Sydney Cancer Centre, Sydney; and Prof R Trent, University, St Louis, MO USA; and Prof K Rajewsky, Department of Molecular and Clinical Genetics, Institute for Genetics, University of Cologne, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney. Germany. Cancer-colitis model in Msh2 deficient mice with Role of CD22 and interactions with SHP-1 Dr K KOHONEN-CORISH with Dr G Buffinton, St. phosphatase in B cells by Prof C GOODNOW with Bartholomew’s and Royal London School of Dr E Clark, University of Washington, Seattle WA Medicine and Dentistry, London, UK; Dr J USA. Dahlstrom, The Canberra Hospital; Dr H te Riele, Gene expression during B cell activation, anergy The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, the and immunosuppression by Prof C GOODNOW with Netherlands. Dr D Mack, Affymetrix Inc, Santa Clara, California. Investigation of X maturation of the ileal Peyer’s Genetic modifiers of squamous carcinogenesis by patches by Dr P McCULLAGH with Prof C Press Prof C GOODNOW with Dr D Hanahan, University and T Landsverk, Royal Norwegian Veterinary of California, San Francisco; and Dr S Foote, Walter School, Oslo. and Eliza Hall Institute, Melbourne. Development of Peyer’s patches and of immuno- Discovery of new mutations affecting blood cell logical function in the gut of the foetal lamb by formation by Prof C GOODNOW with Dr D Hilton Dr P McCULLAGH with Dr S McClure, McMaster and Dr W Alexander, Walter and Eliza Hall Laboratory, CSIRO, Sydney. Institute, Melbourne. Compartmental modelling of lymphocyte Dicsovery of new mutations affecting breast duct migration by Dr P McCULLAGH with Dr L Dedik, proliferation by Prof C GOODNOW with Dr C Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Slovak Ormandy, Garvan Institute, Sydney. Technological University, Bratislava. Discovery of new mutations affecting bone and Pulmonary development in thyroidectomized soft tissue mass by Prof C GOODNOW with Dr E foetal lambs by Dr P McCULLAGH with Dr M Peek, Gardiner, Garvan Institute, Sydney. Foetal Medicine Unit, Department of Obstetrics, Discovery of new mutations affecting splenic University of Sydney, Canberra Clinical School, architecture by Prof C GOODNOW with Dr J Cyster, ACT. University of California, San Francisco. Electron microscopic examination of the alveoli Discovery of new mutations affecting behaviour of athyroid fetal lambs by Dr P McCULLAGH with and coordination by Prof C GOODNOW with Dr C Dr J Dahlstrom, Pathology Department, The Fletcher and Dr S Kay, Novartis Institute of Canberra Hospital, ACT. Functional Genomics, San Diego. Neuroprogenitor cells for delivery of immuno- regulatory cytokine genes to pig proislet xenografts in mice by Dr C J SIMEONOVIC with Dr

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R Taylor, Dept of Animal Science, University of Neuromuscular growth factors by Prof I A HENDRY Sydney, NSW; and Clin Assoc Prof J D Wilson, with Dr I MacLennan, Department of Anatomy, Department of Endocrinology, The Canberra University of Otago. Hospital, ACT. Investigating the Role of Neurotrophins and their Regulation of pig proislet xenograft destruction Receptors at the Neuromuscular Synapse by Prof and assessment of the potential for xenozoonoses I A HENDRY with Dr P Noakes and Dr S Bartlett, by Dr C J SIMEONOVIC with Prof A Gibbs, Molecular Department of Physiology & Pharmacology, The Genetics and Evolution, Research School of University of Queensland. Biological Sciences; and Clin Assoc Prof J D PI4-kinase and NCS-1 co-localize in the growth Wilson, Department of Endocrinology, The cones of cultured mouse neurons by Prof I A Canberra Hospital, ACT. HENDRY with A Jeromin, J Roder Mount Sinai Role of chemokines in the rejection of pig proislet Hospital, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. xenografts by Dr C J SIMEONOVIC with Dr W A Localisation of the mouse small optic lobe protein Kuziel, Section of Molecular Genetics and (sol) in the olfactory bulb by Prof I A HENDRY Microbiology, The University of Texas at Austin, with Dr A Mackay-Sim, Griffith University. Austin, Texas, USA. The neurotrophic factors involved in retinal Macrophage-induced muscle pathology following ganglion neuronal survival by Prof I A HENDRY Ross River Virus infection in mice by Dr C J with Dr A Harvey, University of Western Australia. SIMEONOVIC with Dr B Lidbury, Gadi Research Centre, Division of Science and Design, University Synaptic transmission between interneurones and of Canberra, ACT. motoneurones in spinal cord by Prof S J REDMAN with Prof J Jack, Oxford. Neuroscience, Division of Serial correlation in release probability by Prof S ATP-gated ion channels in the rat brain by Dr J J REDMAN with Dr C Stricker, University of Zurich. M BEKKERS with Dr F Edwards, Department of Interactions of EPSPs and action potentials by Physiology, University College London. Dr G STUART with Dr M Hausser, University Single-channel properties of the slow AHP current College, London UK. by Dr J M BEKKERS with Prof B Sakmann, Max Physiological mechanisms underlying startle Planck Institute for Medical Research, Heidelberg. disease by Dr P SAH with Dr R Callister, University Oscillatory properties of hippocampal pyramidal of Newcastle. cells by Dr J M BEKKERS with Dr O Paulsen, Postsynaptic receptor clustering and synaptic Department of Pharmacology, University of efficacy at central synapses by Dr B WALMSLEY Oxford, Prof R Olsen, Dept of Physiology, UCLA, with Dr F J Alvarez and Prof R E W Fyffe, USA. Department of Anatomy, Wright State University. PI 3-kinase by Dr M CROUCH with Dr P Naccache, Molecular mechanisms of transmitter release by University of Quebec, Quebec, Canada. Dr B WALMSLEY with Prof P R Dunkley, Assoc Prof Growth factor signal transduction by Dr M CROUCH J A P Rostas, Dr A Slim and Dr S Fieuw-Makaroff, with Dr B Kemp, St Vincent’s Institute of Medical Discipline of Medical Biochemistry, Faculty of Research, Melbourne; Dr R Pearson, Peter Medicine and Health Sciences, University of MacCallum Cancer Institute, Melbourne. Newcastle. Protein kinase G by Dr M CROUCH with Dr P Robinson, Children’s Medical Research Institute, Physical Sciences and Engineering, Sydney. Research School of Electrical properties of iridial arterioles of the Applied Mathematics rat by Dr C E HILL with Drs G D S Hirst, F R Edwards, Department of Zoology, University of Preparation of and Study of Interactions between Melbourne. Homogeneous Hydrocarbon and Fluorocarbon Surfaces by Dr H K CHRISTENSON with Dr V V

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Yaminsky with Prof M Hato, Dr T Ishida and Dr S Network Modelling of Two-Phase Flow in Porous Ohnishi, National Institute of Materials and Media by Dr M A KNACKSTEDT and Dr A SHEPPARD Chemical Research, Tsukuba, Japan. with Prof W V Pinczewski, Australian Petroleum CRC; Prof M Sahimi, Chemical Engineering, Determining the Surface Tension of Microlitre University of Southern California, USA. Quantities of Liquid by Dr H K CHRISTENSON with J Kirkness, Dr T Amis and Dr J Wheatley, Westmead Penetration into Paper Products and Coatings by Hospital and University of Sydney. Dr M A KNACKSTEDT and Dr T J SENDEN with Dr B Nanotheological Measurements using a Modified Lyne, Research Director, International Paper Pty Atomic Force Microscope by Dr V J S CRAIG with Ltd. Dr S Biggs, University of Newcastle. Pore-scale Network Characterisation of Sedi- mentary Rocks by Dr R SOK, Dr A SHEPPARD and A Reflectometry Study of the Adsorption of Dr M A KNACKSTEDT with Prof W V Pinczewski, Cationic Surfactants to Silica by Dr V J S CRAIG Australian Petroleum CRC; Prof W B Lindquist, with Dr S Biggs, University of Newcastle. SUNY Stony Brook. Molecular Confinement Studies by Prof E GAMALY Restriction Enzyme Mechanisms; Specific Ion with Drs S A Cruz and J Soullard, Universidad Effects in Flocculation of Hydrophobic Colloids; Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico City, Mexico. Denaturing of Proteins by Surfactants, Ion Formation Mechanism of Single-Walled Carbon Binding to DNA; Laser Spectroscopy of Liquids, Nanotubes in a Gas Phase by Prof E GAMALY with Effects of Dissolved Gas; Ion Binding to Colloids Drs W Maser, E Mu-oz, A M Benito, M T Martinez via NMR Diffusion; Theories of Molecular Forces, and G F de la Fuente, Instituto de Carboquimica, Specifically Casimir Effects; Templating of Metal CSIC, Spain. Particles in Mesostructured Fluids; Phase Laser Ablation in a Reactive Gas Filled Experi- Behaviour and Mesostructure of Microemulsions; mental Chamber by Prof E GAMALY with Prof A Phase Behaviour of Brain Lipids and Micro- Perrone and Dr A Zocco, University of Lecce, Italy. structure in Milk by Prof B W NINHAM with Universities of Lund; Gothenberg; Surface Polycontinuous Mesophases in Copolymer Melts Chemistry Institute (YKI) Stockholm; University by Prof S T HYDE with Prof T Hashimoto and Prof of Paris V1; Florence; Moscow State. H Hasegawa, Kyoto University, Japan. Characterisation of Microstructures in the Microemulsions and Cubic Phases in Hydrogenated Surfactant/Polymer/Water Systems Using Freeze and Perfluorinated Systems by Prof S T HYDE with Fracture Electron Microscopy by Dr E RADLINSKA Prof M Monduzzi, Cagliari University, Italy. with Dr T Gulik-Krzywicki, Centre de Génétique Hyperbolic Forests and 3d Euclidean Thickets by Moléculaire, CNRS, France. Prof S T HYDE with Dr C Oguey, Université Cergy- Phase Transitions in the C12E5/Water/Random Pontoise, France. Heteropolymer System by Dr E RADLINSKA with Dynamic Fluid Flow in Ore-Forming Systems by Dr D Langevin, Laboratoire de Physique des Dr M A KNACKSTEDT with Prof S F Cox, Research Solides, Universite Paris Sud, France; Dr F Lafuma, School of Earth Sciences. Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie, France; Prof W Urbach, Ecole Normale Supérieure, France; Characterisation of Random Biphasic Materials Dr C E Williams, Collège de France, France; Dr R by Dr M A KNACKSTEDT with Dr K Mecke, University Ober, Collège de France, France. of Wuppertal, Germany; C Arns, UNSW. The Microstructure of Coals and Oil-Bearing Shales Correlating Microstructure to Flow and Elastic by Dr E RADLINSKA with Dr A P Radlinski, The Properties of Porous Materials by Dr M A Australian Geological Survey Organisation. KNACKSTEDT with Dr E Garboczi, D Bentz, Building Materials Division, National Institute of Standards Experimental Single Chain Polymer Mechanics by and Technology, USA; Dr A P Roberts, Civil Dr T J SENDEN with Prof J-M di Meglio, Institut Engineering, Princeton University; C Arns, UNSW. Charles Sadron/Universite Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg, France.

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The Development of Novel Delivery Systems for Phase Changes in Transition Metal Dichal- Radiotherapy by Dr T J SENDEN with Dr B Burch, cogenides due to GeV Heavy Ion, and MeV Radiopharmaceuticals Division, ANSTO. Fullerene Ion Bombardments — Transmission Electron Microscopy and Surface Force Microscopy Development of a Fast Network Simulator for 3- by Prof L T CHADDERTON with Dr A Dunlop, SESI, Phase Flow by Dr A SHEPPARD and Dr R SOK with École Polytechnique, Paliseaux, France. Prof W V Pinczewski, Australian Petroleum CRC. Folding Dynamics of DNA Condensates by Dr D R Radiation Effects on Polymers; Semiconductors M WILLIAMS with B Schnurr and Dr F C by Prof L T CHADDERTON with Dr D Fink, Hahn- MacKintosh, University of Michigan. Meitner Institute, Berlin. Theory and Practice of Organic Radical Formation Novel DNA Condensates by Dr D R M WILLIAMS and Motion in GeV Ion Irradiated Polymers by with Dr J Hoh, John’s Hopkins Medical School, Prof L T CHADDERTON with Prof S A Cruz, USA. Autonomous Metropolitan University of Mexico, Principles and Methods of Capillarography by Dr Mexico. V V YAMINSKY with K Thuresson and Dr T Nylander, (e,2e) Primary Current Electron Spectroscopy and Physical Chemistry I, Lund University. Other Surface Technical Investigations of the Ellipsometry Studies of Wetting and Adsorption Graphite/Fullerene Radiation Induced Phase by Dr V V YAMINSKY with K Eskilsson, Physical Change by Prof L T CHADDERTON with P B Möller, Chemistry I, Lund University. Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark. Dynamic Spreading of Liquids and Solutions by Quantum Statistics and Boltzmann’s Equation by Dr V V YAMINSKY with F Tiberg, YKI, Stockholm. Prof R W CROMPTON and Dr K KUMAR (Theoretical Hydrophobic Bridging Forces by Dr V V YAMINSKY Physics) with Dr R E Robson, James Cook with Prof P Claeeson, YKI, Stockholm. University; Prof M A Morrison, University of Oklahoma, USA. Wetting and Marangoni Effects in Self-assembly of Nanoparticles by Dr V V YAMINSKY with Prof Ultracold Atomic Collisions by Dr M D M-P Pileni and Dr L Motte, Laboratoire SRSI, HOOGERLAND with Dr I Whittingham, James Cook University Paris VI. University. Water and Biomaterials by Dr V V YAMINSKY with Convergent Close-Coupling Theory of Double Dr E Vogler, Departments of Materials Science and Ionization by Photon and Electron Impact by Dr Engineering and Bioengineering, The Penn- A S KHEIFETS with Dr I Bray, Flinders University sylvania State University. of South Australia. Electron Momentum Density Studies in Metals and Atomic and Molecular Physics Laboratories Metal Oxides by Dr A S KHEIFETS with Dr M Ford, Low Energy Electron Molecule Scattering by Prof Flinders University of South Australia. S J BUCKMAN with Dr M J Brunger and Prof P J O Electron Impact Double Ionization of the Helium Teubner, Flinders University. Atom by Dr A S KHEIFETS with Prof A Lahmam- Electron Scattering from Molecular Radicals by Bennani, University of Paris — Orsay. Prof S J BUCKMAN with Dr M J Brunger and W Coincident Compton Scattering from Solids by Dr Lawrance, Flinders University. A S KHEIFETS with Prof F Bell, University of

Electron Scattering from CO2 by Prof S J BUCKMAN Munich. with Prof M A Morrison and Dr S F Mazevet, Circular Dichroism in Atomic Double Photo- University of Oklahoma, USA. ionization by Dr A S KHEIFETS with Prof A Electron Scattering from Metal Vapours by Prof S Yagishita, Photon Factory, High Energy Accel- J BUCKMAN with Prof P D Burrow, University of erator Research Organization. Nebraska; Prof K Bartschat, Drake University, USA. Photodissociation Quantum Yields by Dr B R LEWIS Electron Molecule Scattering by Prof S J BUCKMAN and Dr S T GIBSON with Dr J Lacoursiere and Dr T with Prof H. Tanaka, Sophia University, Japan.

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G Slanger, SRI International, Menlo Park, National Facility for Spin Polarisation Studies of California, USA. Atoms and Molecules by Prof E WEIGOLD and Dr J LOWER with Prof J F Williams, University of Multiphoton Excitation of Coupled Molecular Western Australia. States by Dr B R LEWIS and Dr S T GIBSON with Dr R A Copeland and Dr C G Bressler, SRI Electron Momentum Spectroscopy of Atoms and International, Menlo Park, California, USA. Molecules by Prof E WEIGOLD with Dr M J Brunger Calculations of Transition Strength by Dr B R and Prof I E McCarthy, Flinders University. LEWIS and Dr S T GIBSON with Dr T G Slanger and Electron Momentum Spectroscopy of Large Dr D L Huestis, SRI International, Menlo Park, Molecules by Prof E WEIGOLD with Prof I E California, USA. McCarthy, Dr M J Brunger and Dr W Adcock, Flinders University; Dr M T Michalewicz, CSIRO Rydberg-Valence Interactions by Dr B R LEWIS Division of Information Technology; Dr D Winkler, and Dr S T GIBSON with Prof M L Ginter, University CSIRO Division of Chemicals and Physics. of Maryland, USA; Dr J S Morrill, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC, USA. Electronic Materials Engineering High-Resolution Oscillator-Strength Measure- Synthesis of Carbon Nanotubes by Using High- ments by Dr B R LEWIS and Dr S T GIBSON with Energy Ball Milling by Dr Y CHEN with Dr L Prof G Stark, Wellesley College, Massachusetts, Chaffron, Section de Recherche de Metallurgie USA. Physique, Saclay Research Center, France. Anomalous Intensities in REMPI Spectra by Dr B Mossbauer Analysis of Metal Catalysts for R LEWIS and Dr S T GIBSON with Dr R A Copeland, Nanotube Formation by Dr Y CHEN with Prof G LE Dr R Robertson and A Tucay, SRI International, CARE, Ecole de mine de Nancy, Nancy, France. Menlo Park, California, USA. Increased Dissolution of Ilmenite Induced by Coupled-Channel Calculations for Atmospheric High-Energy Ball Milling by Dr Y CHEN with Prof Photochemical Models by Dr B R LEWIS and Dr S S Campbell and Dr G M Wang, Department of T GIBSON with Dr L W Torop, Dr F T Hawes, Physics, Australian Defense Force Academy. University of Adelaide. Microscopy and Microanalysis of Nanotubes Development of Ultra-High Resolution VUV Laser Produced by Mechano-Thermal Processes by Dr Y Sources by Dr B R LEWIS and Dr K G H BALDWIN CHEN with Dr J Zou and S Bulcock, Electron (LPC) with Prof B J Orr, Macquarie University. Microscopy Unit, College of Sciences and Comparison of Modern Many-Body Theories with Technology, University of Sydney. the Measured Energy-Resolved Momentum Solid State Formation of Carbon Nanotubes by Dr Densities of Aluminium by Dr M VOS with Dr B Y CHEN with Prof H M Cheng, Institute of Metal Holm, Chambers University, Goteborg. Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Electron Momentum Spectroscopy and (γ,eγ) Shenyang, China. Spectroscopy by Dr M VOS with Prof F Bell, Atomic Collision Processes Associated with High- University of Munich, Germany. Energy Heavy-Ions by Dr R G ELLIMAN with Dr H Electron Momentum Spectroscopy of Solids by Prof Whitlow and Dr Y Zhang, Lund University, Sweden; E WEIGOLD, Dr A S KHEIFETS and Dr M VOS with Dr J O’Connor, Newcastle University. Prof I E McCarthy and Dr M Ford, Flinders High-Energy Heavy-Ion Beam Analysis of Silicon University. Oxynitride Thin Films by Dr R G ELLIMAN with (e,2e) Processes with Polarized Electrons and Prof J Davies, Chalk River, Canada; Dr S Walker, Targets by Prof E WEIGOLD and Dr J LOWER with Bosch. Dr J Berakdar, Max Planck Institut für Micro- Strain Relaxation Processes in Ion-Irradiated Ge- struktur Physik, Halle, Germany; Dr S Mazevet, Si Alloys by Dr R G ELLIMAN with Prof D J H Los Alamos Laboratory, USA. Cockayne and J Zou, University of Sydney.

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Nucleation and Growth of Amorphous Silicon Doping of SiC by Ion Implantation by Dr M C During Ion-Irradiation by Dr R G ELLIMAN with RIDGWAY with Prof M Rao, George Mason Dr R Goldberg, Applied Materials, UK. University, USA. Electronic and Optical Properties of Nano- EXAFS Measurements of Implantation-Induced crystalline Semiconductors by Dr R G ELLIMAN Disorder in Semiconductors by Dr M C RIDGWAY with Dr Suk-Ho Choi, Kyung Hee University, Korea. and C J GLOVER with Dr K M Yu, Lawrence Berkeley Properties of Nanocrystalline Semiconductors and National Laboratory, USA; Dr G Foran, Photon Ion-Beam Modification of Materials by Dr R G Factory, Japan. ELLIMAN with Prof B Striztker, University of EXAFS Characterisation of Implantation-Induced

Augsburg, Germany. Disorder in Ge and GexSi1-x Alloys by Dr M C RIDGWAY and C J GLOVER with Dr A Nylandsted- Transmission Electron Microscopy of Semi- Larsen and Dr J Hansen, Aarhus University, conductor Materials and Structures by Dr R G Denmark. ELLIMAN, Dr C JAGADISH and Prof J S WILLIAMS with Prof D Cockayne and Dr J Zou, Electron Perturbed Angular Correlation Measurements of Microscopy Unit, University of Sydney. Implantation-Induced Disorder in Semiconductors by Dr M C RIDGWAY, C J GLOVER and Dr A P BYRNE Electron and Photon Stimulated Desorption from (Nuclear Physics) with Dr R Vianden, Universitat Diamond Surfaces by Dr M PETRAVIC with Prof A Bonn, Germany. Hoffman, Technion, Israel; Dr G Comtet, Dr L Heffner and Dr G Dujardin, Uni Paris-Sud, France. Transmission Electron Microscopy of Implant- Characterization of SIMS Standards by Dr M ation-Induced Amorphisation in Semiconductors PETRAVIC with Dr D W Moon, KRISS, Korea. by Dr M C RIDGWAY, Prof J S WILLIAMS and X ZHU with Dr H Bernas, Dr F Fortuna and Dr M-O Photoemission and Photodesorption Spectroscopy Ruault, Centre National de Recherche Scientifique, of GaAs Surfaces by Dr M PETRAVIC and P N K Orsay, France. DEENAPANRAY with Dr G Comtet, Dr L Hellner Optical Spectroscopy of Semiconductor Quantum and Dr G Dujardin, Uni-Paris-Sud, France. Structures and Devices by Dr H H TAN, Dr Z CHEN, Angular Dependence of Depth Resolution in SIMS L FU, M I COHEN, C LOBO, P N K DEENAPANRAY, C Analysis by Dr M PETRAVIC and P N K CARMODY and Prof C JAGADISH with M B DEENAPANRAY with Dr D W Moon, KRISS, Korea; Johnston, Dr L V Dao and Prof M Gal, University Prof Demanet, University of Transkee, South of New South Wales. Africa. Fabrication and Characterization of Quantum Well As Diffusion in Ge by P N K DEENAPANRAY and Dr Infrared Photodetectors by L FU, Dr H H TAN and M PETRAVIC with Dr J Likonen, Technical Research Prof C JAGADISH with M B Johnston and Prof M Center of Finland; Dr T Ahlgren, University of Gal, University of New South Wales. Helsinki, Finland. Design, Fabrication and Testing of High Power Photoemission Study of Oxidised and Nitridated and Multi-Wavelength Lasers by Dr H H TAN, M I Semiconductor Surfaces by P N K DEENAPANRAY COHEN, L FU and Prof C JAGADISH with Dr F and Dr M PETRAVIC with Dr B Gong and Prof R N Karouta, M Buda and G Iordache, Eindhoven Lamb, University of New South Wales. University of Technology, The Netherlands. Electrical Characterisation of Ion-Implanted Optical Spectroscopy Studies on Semiconductor Semiconductors by Dr M C RIDGWAY with Prof F D Quantum Wires and Dots by Prof C JAGADISH, Dr Auret, Prof S A Goodman and Dr G Myburg, H H TAN and L FU with Prof S C Shen, Prof W Lu, University of Pretoria, South Africa. Dr X Liu, Dr Li Na, Dr Z Chen, Li Ning, Dr Y Chang Implantation-Induced Phenomena in Opto- and H F Dou, Shanghai Institute of Technical electronic Materials by Dr M C RIDGWAY with Dr P Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. W Leech, CSIRO; Dr V Gurarie, University of Implantation Induced Quantum Well Intermixing Melbourne. in GaAs/AlGaAs Heterostructures by Dr H H TAN

96 Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions and Prof C JAGADISH with Prof I V Mitchell and Defects and Diffusion in III-V Compound Dr R D Goldberg, University of Western Ontario. Semiconductors by P N K DEENAPANRAY, Lan FU, M I COHEN, Dr H H TAN and Prof C JAGADISH Development of Indigenous Photodetectors for with Prof R Cohen, University of Utah, USA. Wideband Photonic RF Links by Dr H H TAN and Prof C JAGADISH with Dr T Lindsay, Defence Cathodoluminescence Imaging of Quantum Wires Science and Technology Organisation; Prof M W and Dots by Dr H H TAN, Dr S YUAN, C LOBO, Dr S Austin, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology; I KIM and Prof C JAGADISH with Dr M R Phillips I Will and A Hart, Vision Abell. and M A Stevens Kalceff, University of Technology Passive Mode-Locking of Solid State Lasers Using Sydney. Semiconductor Saturable Absorbers by Dr H H Electrical and Optical Characterization of Self- TAN, Prof C JAGADISH, Dr M J LEDERER and Prof Assembled Quantum Dots by Prof C JAGADISH, B LUTHER-DAVIES (Laser Physics Centre) with M Dr H H TAN and C LOBO with Dr A Babinski, Dr A Haiml, Dr U Seigner and Prof U Keller, ETH-Zurich. Wysmolek, T Tomaszewicz and Prof J Baranowski, Warsaw University, Poland. Electrical, Optical and Structural Properties of Non-Stoichiometric GaAs by Prof C JAGADISH and Noise Characteristics of Semiconductor Lasers by Dr H H TAN with Prof M Kaminska, Warsaw Dr H H TAN, L FU, J HAZEL, Dr A UDDIN and Prof University, Poland. C JAGADISH with Prof P Edwards, Assoc Prof W Cheung and Dr G French, Faculty of Information Ultrafast Optical Spectroscopy Studies of Non- Science and Engineering, University of Canberra. Stoichiometric GaAs by Prof C JAGADISH and Dr

H H TAN with Prof A Krotkus, Semiconductor Processing Induced Defects in Si, Six Ge1-x and Physics Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania; Dr S GaAs Studied by DLTS by P N K DEENAPANRAY Marcinkevicius, Royal Institute of Technology, with Prof F D Auret, University of Pretoria, South Stockholm, Sweden. Africa. Reactive Ion Etching of GaN Epitaxial Layers by Novel Processing of Vertical Cavity Surface Dr H H TAN and Dr C JAGADISH with Dr G Li, Emitting Lasers by M I COHEN, Dr H H TAN and Ledex Corporation, Taiwan. Prof C JAGADISH with Dr A Allerman, Dr K Choquette, Sandia National Labs; Dr A Clark, Electron Microscopy Study of Defects in Ion Honeywell, Dallas. Implanted Semiconductors by Dr J WONG-LEUNG, Dr H H TAN, S FATIMA, Prof C JAGADISH and Prof Processing of GaN Based Optolectronic Devices J S WILLIAMS with Prof D J H Cockayne, Dr J Zou for Blue Light Emission by Prof C JAGADISH, Dr H and Dr C T Chou, University of Sydney, Dr J Fitz H TAN, L Fu, S KUCHEYEV and Prof J S WILLIAMS Gerald, Research School of Earth Sciences. with Dr A G Li, T Wu, W-J Chung and C-H Lin, Ledex Corporation, Taiwan. Study of MeV Ion Implanted Defect Generation in Silicon by S FATIMA and Prof C JAGADISH with Cathodoluminescence and Environmental SEM Prof B G Svensson, Royal Institute of Technology, Studies of Ion Implanted GaN by S KUCHEYEV, Kista-Stockholm, Sweden. Prof J S WILLIAMS, Dr H H TAN and Prof C Electron Microscopy of Epitaxial Semiconductor JAGADISH with M Toth and Dr M Phillips, Structures by C LOBO, Dr H H TAN, L FU, C University of Technology, Sydney. CARMODY and Prof C JAGADISH with Prof D J H Study of Self Assembled Monolayers of Organic Cockayne, Dr J Zou, J Liao and D Q Cai, University Molecules on Semiconductor Surfaces by C of Sydney. CARMODY, Dr H H TAN and Prof C JAGADISH with Dr V Braach-Maksvytis, Dr B Raguse and Dr G Ion Implantation in Gallium Nitride by S O Griffiths, CSIRO Telecommunications and KUCHEYEV, Dr H H TAN, Prof C JAGADISH and Industrial Physics; Dr L V Dao and Prof M Gal, Prof J S WILLIAMS with Prof J Baranowski and University of New South Wales. Prof M Kaminska, Warsaw University and Dr T Suski, High Pressure Research Institute, Warsaw, Compositional Ion Beam Analysis of YBCO Poland. Superconducting Films by Dr H TIMMERS with Dr

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L Wielunski and Dr C Foley, CSIRO Tele- Measurement of He 1s–2s Transition by Dr K G H communications, Lindfield. BALDWIN with Dr T Lucatorto, NIST, Maryland, USA; Prof T J McIlrath, University of Maryland, Implantation Processes and Defects in Silicon by USA; Prof E Eyler, University of Conneticut, USA. Prof J S WILLIAMS, M J CONWAY, P N K DEENAPANRAY and Dr M PETRAVIC with Dr R A Laser Written Ormosil Waveguide Components by Brown, New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA; Dr R CHARTERS with Prof Y Moreau and Dr P Dr D J Eaglesham, Lucent Technologies, Bell Lab, Coudray, University of Montpellier, France. NJ, USA. Incoherent Solitons by Dr W KROLIKOWSKI with Implantation into Brittle Materials for Improved Dr O Bang, Technical University Denmark, Thermal Shock Resistance by Prof J S WILLIAMS Copenhagen, Denmark. and M J CONWAY with Dr V Gurarie, School of Dynamics of Soliton Interaction in Photorefractive Physics, University of Melbourne. Media by Dr W KROLIKOWSKI with Prof T Tschudi Ion-Induced Epitaxy in Siliconby Prof J S and Dr C Denz, Technical University of Darmstadt, WILLIAMS with Dr A Kinomura, Dr N Fujii, Osaka Darmstadt, Germany. National Research Institute, Japan. Screening Solitons in Photorefractive Waveguides Ion Implantation of Silicon by Prof J S WILLIAMS by Dr W KROLIKOWSKI with Dr A Bledowski, and Dr R G ELLIMAN with Dr R G Goldberg, Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, University of Salford, UK. Warsaw, Poland. Gettering of Metals to Defect on Si by Prof J S Ultrafast Nonlinear Optical Absorption in Ion- WILLIAMS, Dr M PETRAVIC, M J CONWAY and Dr J implanted GaAs by Dr M LEDERER with M Haiml, WONG-LEUNG with Dr A Kinomura, Dept of Dr U Siegner and Prof U Keller, Institute of Material Physics, Osaka National Research Quantumelectronics, Swiss Federal Institute of Institute, Japan. Technology, ETH Zuerich. Implantation Processing of GaN Layers by Prof J Light Induced Structural Phase Transitions in S WILLIAMS, Prof C JAGADISH, Dr H H TAN and S Confining Gallium Films Produced by Ultrafast O KUCHEYEV with Prof S Pearton, University of Laser Ablation and their Optoelectronic Florida, USA. Applications by Prof B LUTHER-DAVIES, Dr A V RODE and Dr M SAMOC with Dr N I Zheludev, Ion-Induced Phase Transformations in Silicon by Department of Physics and Astronomy, University Prof J S WILLIAMS and X ZHU with Dr J C of Southampton, UK. McCallum, University of Melbourne. Ion Beam Induced Epitaxy Under Channeling Off-Centre Ions by Dr N B MANSON with Dr H Conditions by Prof J S WILLIAMS and M J CONWAY Reisen, Department of Chemistry, UNSW-ADFA; V with Dr M Posselt, Institute for Ion Beam Physics Bursian, A F Ioffe, Physico-Technical Institute, and Materials Research, FZR, Dresden, Germany. Academy of Sciences, Russia. Phase Sensitive Raman Heterodyne Detection by Novel Physical Properties of Nanocavities in Dr N B MANSON, Dr J P D MARTIN and Dr M J Silicon by X F ZHU and Prof J S WILLIAMS with SELLARS with Prof D Suiter and R Neuhaus, Prof W Liu, Shanghai Institute of Technical Universitat Dortmund, Germany. Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Electron-Energy Loss Spectra of Carbon Nano- Novel Properties of Nanostructured Silver by X F Foam Produced by Ultrafast Laser Ablation by Dr ZHU and Prof J S WILLIAMS with Prof L D Zhang, A V RODE with Prof D R MacKenzie, School of Institute of Solid State Physics, Chinese Academy Physics, University of Sydney, NSW, Australia. of Sciences; Prof X J Wu, Shejiang University, China. Ultrafast Laser Ablation and Deposition of Thin Films by Dr A V RODE and Prof B LUTHER-DAVIES Laser Physics Centre with Prof E G Gamaly, Departamento de Fisica, Ultracold Atomic Collisions by Dr K G H BALDWIN Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana — with Dr I Whittingham, James Cook University. Iztapalapa, Mexico (until August), Department

98 Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions of Applied Mathematics, RSPhysSE, ANU (from Groundwater Flow and Recharge Processes on the August). Western Margin of the Great Artesian Basin by Dr R G CRESSWELL and Dr L K FIFIELD with Dr A Nonlinear Optical Properties of Substituted Love, South Australian Department of Primary Poly(phenylenevinylenes) by Dr A SAMOC, Dr M Industry and Resources. SAMOC and Prof B LUTHER-DAVIES with Prof H-H Hoerhold, University of Jena, Germany. Sustainability of Groundwater Supplies in Central Novel Ormosil Materials for Photonics by Dr A Australia and Nepal by Dr R G CRESSWELL and Dr SAMOC, Dr M SAMOC, Prof B LUTHER-DAVIES and L K FIFIELD with Dr G Jacobsen, AGSO. Dr R CHARTERS with Dr G Atkins, OFTC, University Hydrochemistry of the Main Artesian Aquifer in of Sydney. the Great Artesian Basin by Dr R G CRESSWELL and Dr L K FIFIELD with Dr B Radke, Dr J Ferguson, NLO Properties of Poly (indenofluorene) by Dr M Dr M A Habermehl and Dr T Ransley, Bureau of SAMOC, Dr A SAMOC and Prof B LUTHER-DAVIES Rural Sciences. with Dr U Scherf, Max-Planck-Institut, Mainz, Germany. Fusion of Light Ions with Heavy Nuclei Near the Fusion Barrier by Dr M DASGUPTA, Dr D J HINDE, Nuclear Physics Dr C R MORTON, R D BUTT and A C BERRIMAN Development of an Ion Implanter for Radio- with Prof P R S Gomes, University of Fluminense, isotopes by Dr A P BYRNE with Associate Prof D Niterói, Brazil; Prof A Szanto de Toledo, University H Chaplin, University College, ADFA, UNSW. of Sao Paolo, Brazil. Hyperfine Interaction Studies of Semiconductor Influence of Projectile Breakup on Fusion by Dr Materials by Dr A P BYRNE with Dr R Vianden, M DASGUPTA, Dr D J HINDE and Dr C R MORTON ISKP, University of Bonn, Germany. with Dr K Hagino, University of Washington, Seattle, USA. Production of Isotopes for Cancer Therapy by Dr A P BYRNE with Prof B Allen and Dr G Goozee, St Applications of Fusion Barrier Distributions by George Cancer Care Centre, NSW. Dr M DASGUPTA and Dr D J HINDE with Prof N Rowley, Institut de Recherches Subatomiques, Spectroscopy of Neutron Rich Nuclei Near and Strasbourg, France. Above 208Pb Studied using Deep Inelastic Reactions by Dr A P BYRNE and Prof G D All-order Coupled Channels Calculations by Dr M DRACOULIS with Dr G J Lane, Lawrence Berkeley DASGUPTA, Dr D J HINDE and Dr C R MORTON Laboratory, California, USA; Prof R Broda, INP, with Prof I J Thompson, University of Surrey, Krakow, Poland; Dr R V F Janssens, Argonne Guildford, UK. National Laboratory, Illinois, USA. High-K Isomers by Prof G D DRACOULIS with Prof Spectroscopy of Neutron Deficient Lead and P M Walker, University of Surrey, UK; Dr D M Cullen, Thallium Nuclei by Dr A P BYRNE, Dr A M BAXTER University of Liverpool, UK. (Faculties) and Prof G D DRACOULIS with Prof R High-K Isomers in Hafnium by Prof G D DRACOULIS Julin, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland. with Dr F G Kondev and Dr R Janssens, Argonne Environmental Isotopes in Arid Zone Ground- National Laboratory, USA. waters by Dr R G CRESSWELL with Dr G Jacobson Spectroscopy of Very Heavy Nuclei by Prof G D and Dr S Hostetler, Bureau of Rural Sciences; Dr DRACOULIS with Prof J F Sharpey-Schafer, D Hilton, UC San Diego; Dr A Herczeg, CSIRO Land National Accelerator Centre, South Africa; Prof P and Water. A Butler, University of Liverpool, UK. Measuring Groundwater Flow in Fractured Rocks Spectroscopy of Heavy Nuclei by Prof G D in the Clare Valley, South Australia by Dr R G DRACOULIS and Dr A P BYRNE with Prof A R CRESSWELL and Dr L K FIFIELD with Dr P Cook, Dr Poletti, University of Auckland, NZ. A Herczeg and Dr F Leaney, CSIRO Land and Water 99 (Adelaide). Uptake and Long-Term Retention of Tc in Humans by Dr L K FIFIELD, Dr R G CRESSWELL

99 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 and Dr P A HAUSLADEN with Dr J P Day, Triaxial Rotor Model and U(6/20) Supersymmetry Manchester University, UK. Descriptions of 191Ir and 193Ir by Dr A E STUCHBERY with Dr S Kuyucak, Department of Theoretical Tracing Releases of Plutonium from the Mayak Physics, ANU; Dr P Van Isacker, GANIL, France; Production Plant, Southern Urals, Russia by Dr L Dr E Bezakova, Royal Adelaide Hospital. K FIFIELD, Dr R G CRESSWELL and Dr P A HAUSLADEN with Dr D Oughton, Agricultural Measurement of Nuclear g-Factors and Investi- University of Norway. gation of Transient Magnetic Fields by Dr A E Measurements of 59Ni, 36Cl and 41Ca in Fragments STUCHBERY with Prof H H Bolotin, University of of the Canyon Diablo Meteorite by Dr L K FIFIELD, Melbourne. Dr R G CRESSWELL and Dr P A HAUSLADEN with Nuclear Moments and Structure Changes in Exotic Prof G Herzog, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, Nuclei by Dr A E STUCHBERY with Dr P F Mantica, New Jersey, USA. Michigan State University, USA. Uptake by Humans of Plutonium by Dr L K FIFIELD Nuclear Structure through Measurements of g- and Dr R G CRESSWELL with Prof N D Priest, Factors in even Xe Isotopes by Projectile Middlesex University, UK. Excitation by Dr A E STUCHBERY with Prof N Benczer-Koller, Rutgers University, USA; Prof K- Long-Term Retention and Excretion of Plutonium H Speidel, University of Bonn, Germany; Dr A by the Human Female by Dr L K FIFIELD and Dr R Aprahamian, Notre Dame, USA; Dr A Macchiavelli, G CRESSWELL with Dr D Newton and Dr R J Talbot, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, USA. AEA Technology, Harwell, UK. Hydrogeological Studies of Clay Aquifers in North- In-Beam Studies of Local Magnetism using Recoil West Europe using 36Cl by Dr L K FIFIELD and Dr R Implantation by Dr A E STUCHBERY with Dr A A G CRESSWELL with Dr J-L Michelot, Universite de Tulapurkar and Dr S N Mishra, Tata Institute, Paris Sud, Orsay, France. India. Compositional Ion Beam Analysis of YBCO Retreat Rate of the Drakensberg Escarpment, SE Superconducting Films by Dr H TIMMERS with L Africa, Using 36Cl Produced In Situ by Dr L K Wielunski and C Foley, CSIRO Telecommunications, FIFIELD and Dr R G CRESSWELL with Prof M Lindfield. Summerfield, University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Dating of Ice in Temperate-Region Glaciers with Optical Sciences Centre 32 Si by Dr L K FIFIELD and Dr R G CRESSWELL with Observation of Polarization-Locked Vector Dr U Morgenstern and Dr A Zondevan, Geological Solitons in an Optical Fiber by Dr N AKHMEDIEV and Nuclear Sciences, Lower Hutt, New Zealand. with Dr S T Cundiff, University of Colorado, USA; The History of Fires in the Amazon during the Drs B C Collings and W H Knox, Lucent Holocene by Dr L K FIFIELD and Dr R G CRESSWELL Technologies, USA; Dr J M Soto-Crespo, Instituto with Prof P R Gomes and Dr G dos Santos, de Optica, Spain; Dr K Bergman, Princeton Universidade Federal Fluminense, Niterói, Brazil. University, USA. Heavy Ion Detection with Thin Si-Detectors by Asymmetric Partially Coherent Solitons in Prof T R OPHEL and Dr H TIMMERS with Dr R G Saturable Nonlinear Media by Dr N AKHMEDIEV Elliman, EME; Dr H Whitlow and Y Zhang, Lund with Dr W Krolikowski, Laser Physics Centre, ANU; Institute of Technology, Lund, Sweden. Dr N M Litchinitser and Prof G P Agrawal, The Institute of Optics and Rochester Theory Center Evaluation of the Efficacy of NRA and ERD in the of Optical Science and Engineering, University Characterization on SiON Films by Prof T R OPHEL of Rochester, USA. and Dr H TIMMERS with Dr R G Elliman, EME; S Walker, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada. Dynamics of Quadratic Soliton Excitation by Dr N AKHMEDIEV with Dr D Artigas and Dr L Torner, Hydrogen Detection with Heavy Ion ERD by Prof Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Spain. T R OPHEL and Dr H TIMMERS with Dr R G Elliman, EME; L Wielunski, CSIRO Telecommunications and Multisoliton Regime of Pulse Generation by Lasers Industrial Physics, Lindfield, NSW. Passively Mode-Locked with a Slow Saturable

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Absorber by Dr N AKHMEDIEV with Dr J M Soto- Dynamics of Magnetic Solitons in Thin Films by Crespo, Instituto de Optica, Spain. Prof Yu S KIVSHAR with Prof A Slavin, Department of Physics, Oakland University, USA; Prof H Multi-Pulse Operation of a Ti: Sapphire Laser Benner, Darmstadt Technical University, Mode-Locked by an Ion-Implanted Semiconductor Darmstadt, Germany. Saturable Absorber Mirror by Dr N AKHMEDIEV with Prof B Luther-Davies and Dr M J Lederer, Parametric Solitons in QPM Superlattices by Prof Laser Physics Centre, Drs H H Tan and C Jagadish, Yu S KIVSHAR with Dr O Bang and Prof P L Electronics Materials Engineering, ANU; Dr J M Christiansen, Technical University of Denmark, Soto-Crespo, Instituto de Optica, Spain. Lyngby, Denmark. Multi-Component Pulse Generation and Propa- Multistep Cascading and Multicolour Solitons by gation in Optical Fibers by Dr N AKHMEDIEV with Prof Yu S KIVSHAR with Prof S Saltiel, Department Dr G Town, University of Sydney. of Physics, University of Sofia, Sofia, Bulgaria. Multilevel Soliton OTDM Dense Wavelength Stability of the Bose-Einstein Condensates with Division Multiplexing Ultra-High Bandwidth Attractive Interaction by Prof Yu S KIVSHAR with Transmission System by Dr N AKHMEDIEV with Dr L Berge, Commissariat a L’Energie, France. Prof P Chu, University of New South Wales; Prof Bose-Einstein Condensation by Prof Yu S KIVSHAR M Ablowitz, and Dr S Chakravarty, University of and Dr E A OSTROVSKAYA with Profs D Anderson Colorado, USA; Prof W Song, Shanghai Jiaotong and M Lisak, Department of Electromagnetic University China. Theory, Chalmers Technical University, Hamiltonian versus Energy Diagrams in Soliton Goetheborg, Sweden. Theory by Dr N AKHMEDIEV and Dr A ANKIEWICZ Interaction of Vector Solitons by Prof Yu S with Prof R Grimshaw, Monash University . KIVSHAR and Dr E A OSTROVSKAYA with Dr Z Chen, New Approach to Stability of 2D Beams in San Francisco State University, San Francisco, Nonlinear Media by Dr N AKHMEDIEV and Dr A USA; Prof M Segev, Department of Electrical ANKIEWICZ with Prof P Chu, University of New Engineering, Princeton University, USA. South Wales. Multidimensional Vector Solitons by Prof Yu S Annealing Properties of HC-PECVD Germanosilica KIVSHAR and Dr E A OSTROVSKAYA with Profs D and their Application to Device Post-Tuning by Anderson and M Lisak, Department of Electro- Dr A ANKIEWICZ with Drs M Bazylenko and B Wu, magnetic Theory, Chalmers Technical University, University of New South Wales. Goetheborg, Sweden. Singularity Analysis, Balance Equations and Instability of Multidimensional Vector Solitons Soliton Solution of Nonlocal Complex Ginzburg- by Prof Yu S KIVSHAR and Dr E A OSTROVSKAYA Landau Equation by Dr A ANKIEWICZ and Dr N with Prof V Perez-Garcia and Garcia-Ripoll, AKHMEDIEV with Prof P Winternitz, University of Departamento de Matematicas, Universidad de Montreal, Canada. Castilla-La Manch, Spain. Parametric Wave Interactions and Parametric Planar Lightwave Circuits Program by Prof J D Solitons by Prof Yu S KIVSHAR with Prof R Sammut LOVE with University of New South Wales; RMIT and Dr A Buryak, Australian Defence Force University; Melbourne; University of Sydney; Academy, University College, University of New Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm; South Wales. Ericsson Australia Pty Ltd. Soliton Stability in Discrete Models by Prof Yu S Add/Drop Optical Wavelength Filters by Prof J D KIVSHAR with Dr M Johansson, The Swedish LOVE with OFT Associates, USA; Department of National Academy of Sciences, Sweden. Communications, Canada. Kink Dynamics in Discrete Lattices by Prof Yu S Characterisation of Optical Fibre Couplers by Prof KIVSHAR with Dr A Champneys, Department of JD LOVE with AOFR Pty Ltd; University of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol, Melbourne. Bristol, UK.

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Plasma Research Laboratory Application of Novel Signal Analysis Techniques to the Plasma Turbulence by Dr M G SHATS with Soft X-ray Measurements on H-1NF by Dr B D Dr X H Shi, Central Queensland University. BLACKWELL and Dr J HOWARD with Associate Prof A D Cheetham, University of Canberra. Simulations of Sheath Dynamics during Plasma- RF Plasma Wave Studies in H-1NF by Dr G G BORG, Based Ion Implantation by Dr T E SHERIDAN with Dr I V KAMENSKI and Dr D G MILJAK with Dr T Prof P K Chu, City University of Hong Kong. Seki, National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan. Modelling the Launching, Propagation and Interaction of Ion-Acoustic Solitons by Dr T E Plasma Antenna Concept Device by Dr G G BORG SHERIDAN with Prof K E Lonngren, University of and Prof J H HARRIS with Dr N M Martin, Defence, Iowa, USA. Science and Technology Organisation. Stereo Digital Video by Prof R W BOSWELL and Theoretical Physics SP3 Group with Compucat. Electron Correlation and Metal-Insulator HARE by Prof R W BOSWELL and SP3 Group with Transition by Dr M P DAS with Prof D Neilson, Prof D MacKenzie, Dr B James and Dr I Falconer, University of New South Wales. University of Sydney. Fluctuations in Mesoscopic Systems by Dr M P Etching of Si/Ge Films by Prof R W BOSWELL and DAS with Dr F Green, CSIRO, Sydney. SP3 Group with Prof G Turban, University of Magnetic Properties of High-Tc Superconductors Nantes, France. by Dr M P DAS with Prof S X Dou, University of Plasma Deposition of Palladium by Prof R W Wollongong. BOSWELL and SP3 Group with Dr P Brault, Electronic Structure of Metallic Oxides by Dr M P University of Orleans, France. DAS with Dr K Kokko, University of Turku, Finland. Phase Sensitivity Polarimetry for Measurement of Text on Fluid and Plasma Dynamics by Prof R L Plasma Density and Finite Pressure Effects in DEWAR with Prof R J Hosking, University of Torastron CHS by Dr J HOWARD with Dr K Tanaka, Brunei. National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan. Fermi Acceleration in ECR Plasmas by Prof R L Fibre Optic Probes for Plasma Diagnostics by Dr J DEWAR with Dr C I Ciubotariu, University of HOWARD with V Everett and Prof G Woolsey, Lethbridge, Canada. University of New England. Implementation of Quadratic-Flux Minimising Measurement of Electric Field in H-1NF Using Curves in the PIES Code by Prof R L DEWAR with Laser Induced Fluorescence Techniques by Dr J Dr S R Hudson, University of Wisconsin, USA; Dr HOWARD with Dr B Zhang and Associate Prof B W D A Monticello, PPPL, Princeton, NJ, USA. James, University of Sydney. Resistive Magnetohydrodynamic Spectra for Current Profile Diagnostics for NSTX by Dr J Tokamak and Stellarator Plasmas by Dr H J HOWARD with Prof R Katia, Princeton Plasma GARDNER with Prof R G Storer, School of Physics Laboratory, USA. Chemistry, Physics and Earth Sciences, The Electron Cyclotron Heating of Plasma in Flinders University of South Australia. Stellarators by Dr M G SHATS with Dr K Nagasaki, Impurity Effects in Mesoscopic Systems by Dr M Kyoto University, Japan. GULACSI with Prof A Rosengren and A High Confinement Studies in Stellarators by Dr M Juozapavicius, Royal Institute of Technology G SHATS with Prof K Toi, National Institute for (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden; Dr S Caprara, Fusion Science, Japan. University of Rome, Italy. Development of a Quasi-Optical Transmission Line Effects of Phonons on Magnetic Impurities by Dr for a High-Power Microwave Gyrotron by Dr M G M GULACSI with Dr A R Bishop, Los Alamos SHATS with Prof M Sato, National Institute for National Laboratory, USA; Dr A Bussmann-Holder, Fusion Science, Nagoya, Japan. Max-Planck Institut, Stuttgart, German; Dr G Honner, Ben-Gurion University, Israel.

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Cluster Formation in Random Spin Systems by Dr Fission and Fusion Reactions by Dr B A ROBSON M GULACSI with Prof Zs Gulacsi, University of with Prof G Do Dang, Université de Paris Sud, Debrecen, Hungary. France. Metal-Insulator Transition in Strongly Correlated Antiproton Scattering by Dr B A ROBSON with Electron Systems by Dr M GULACSI with Prof K S Prof Zhang Yu-shun, Institute of High Energy Bedell, Boston College; Dr J Gubernatis, Los Physics, Academia Sinica, Beijing, PR China. Alamos National Laboratory, USA. Gravitational Wave Data Analysis by Dr S SCOTT Convergent Close-Coupling Theory of Double with Prof D McClelland, ANU; Prof B Whiting, Ionisation by Photon and Electron Impact by Dr University of Florida, USA (There is a Memorandum A S KHEIFETS with Dr I Bray, Flinders University of Understanding with LIGO for this project). of South Australia. Electromagnetic Corrections to Hadronic Processes Electron Momentum Density Studies in Metals and by Dr W S WOOLCOCK with A Gashi, Dr E Matsinos Metal Oxides by Dr A S KHEIFETS with Dr M Ford, and Prof G Rasche, University of Zürich, Flinders University of South Australia. Switzerland; Prof G C Oades, University of Aarhus, Denmark. Electron Impact Double Ionisation of the Helium Atom by Dr A S KHEIFETS with Prof A Lahmam- MoUs and Collaborative Agreements Bennani, University of Paris — Orsay. International Collaborative Agreements Coincident Compton Scattering from Solids by Dr A S KHEIFETS with Prof F Bell, University of The Research School of Physical Sciences and Munich. Engineering holds 37 international collaborative/ cooperative agreements and/or memorandums of Circular Dichroism in Atomic Double Photo- understanding with the following institutions and ionisation by Dr A S KHEIFETS with Prof A organisations:. Yagishita, Photon Factory, High Energy Accel- ♦ Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Korea erator Research Organization. ♦ Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics Spontaneous Coherence and Nonequilibrium (SITP), Chinese Academy of Sciences Phase Transitions in Complex Microscopic and ♦ The Physics Department, University of Pretoria Mesoscopic Systems by Dr S Y KUN with Prof H A Weidenmüller, Max-Planck Institute for Nuclear ♦ Institute of Advanced Energy, Kyoto, Japan Research, Heidelberg, Germany. ♦ Tsinghua University, Beijing, China Macroscopic Schrödinger-Cat States in Complex ♦ The European Union-Australia Science & Many-Body Quantum Systems by Dr S Y KUN with Technology Agreement, DIST Dr A V Vagov, University of Western Australia; Dr ♦ Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst O K Vorov, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. (DAAD) Exchange Service Spontaneous Clustering and Slow Decoherence ♦ ANU-Engineering & Physical Sciences Research in Highly Excited Complex Quantum Systems by Council Agreement (ANU-EPSRC), UK (The ANU- Dr S Y KUN and Dr B A ROBSON with Dr A V Vagov, EPSRC agreement in effect covers a range of UK University of Western Australia. universities) ♦ Magnetic Dipole Properties in Collective Nuclei Beijing University, China by Dr S KUYUCAK with Prof B R Barrett, University ♦ National Institute for Fusion Science, Nagoya, of Arizona. Japan ♦ Strongly Correlated Electron Systems and Density Lockheed Martin Energy Research Corporation, Matrix Renormalization Group Methods by I Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA MCCULLOCH with Prof A Rosengren, Department ♦ L’Ecole Polytechnique, Paris, France of Physics/Theoretical Physics, Royal Institute ♦ Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm of Technology (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden. ♦ Ericsson Components AB, Stockholm ♦ British Telecom Laboratories, UK

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♦ Cambridge University, UK ♦ The University of Canberra ♦ Telecom Korea, Seoul ♦ The University Wollongong, NSW ♦ OFT Associates, USA ♦ University Queensland ♦ Department of Communications, Ottawa ♦ The University of South Australia ♦ ATLAS Accelerator Facility, Argonne National ♦ Griffith University Laboratory, USA ♦ Curtin University of Technology, Western ♦ Physics Division, Lawrence Berkeley Lab- Australia oratory, USA ♦ University of New England ♦ HHRIF, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA ♦ University College, Canberra, University of ♦ Physics Department, University of Jyvaskyla, New South Wales Finland ♦ Monash University, Victoria ♦ National Accelerator Facility and FRD, South ♦ James Cook University, Queensland Africa ♦ University of Melbourne ♦ GANIL IN2P3, France ♦ University of New South Wales ♦ Hahn-Meitner Institute, Berlin, Germany ♦ The University Sydney ♦ RCNP, Osaka, Japan ♦ Central Queensland University ♦ Institute of Nuclear Physics, Leuven, Belgium ♦ Flinders University of South Australia ♦ Ericsson Fibre Optic Research Centre, ♦ University of Western Australia Stockholm ♦ Faculty of Business and Technology, University ♦ British Telecom Research Laboratories, UK of Western Sydney ♦ Bell Laboratories, USA ♦ AGEN Pty Ltd ♦ Lucent Technologies (an offshoot of Bell Labs) ♦ Ericsson Australia Pty Ltd, Melbourne ♦ Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, ♦ AOFR Pty Ltd, Fyshwick, ACT Princeton University, USA ♦ Siemens Ltd, Sydney ♦ Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford ♦ Sychrotron Radiation Laboratory, USA Photonic Technologies Pty Ltd, Sydney ♦ ♦ Institute of Mathematics Modelling, Technical Hypatia Analytic Thought Pty Ltd, Melbourne University of Denmark ♦ The Powerhouse, Museum of Applied Arts & ♦ COBRA Inter-Universiy Research Institute on Sciences, Sydney Communication Technology, Eindhoven UTech, The Netherlands Social Sciences, Research School of ♦ National Laboratory for Infrared Physics, Democratic Institutions, Centre for Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, RPC APEC social safety net survey by Dr S BESSELL, funded by AusAID and prepared for the APEC National Collaborative Agreements from 1994 leaders meeting with Dr J Gordon, Centre for The School holds 28 national collaborative International Economics, Canberra. agreements under the IAS/Other Australian University Collaboration Scheme and has various Economic Policy Research, Centre for independent agreements with Australian The unemployment trap meets the age-earnings industries:. profile: an examination of the extent of and ♦ Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology contigencies associated with welfare traps in the ♦ Macquarie University presence of returns to on-the-job training by Prof B CHAPMAN with J Jordan and K Oliver, ♦ La Trobe University Commonwealth Department of Family and ♦ University of Newcastle Community Services, and Prof J Quiggin, James Cook University.

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Analysing trends in income and consumption and Manpower Research Centre, Indonesian inequality in Australia by Dr G BARRETT with Dr T Academy of Science (LIPI). Crossley, ANU and Dr C Worswick, University of The growth dynamics of seven large cities in Melbourne. Indonesia by Prof G W JONES with Dr S G M Mamas Deriving the statistical properties of tests for and T Sastrasuanda, Indonesian Central Bureau Lorenz dominance and stochastic dominance, and of Statistics. the statistical properties of inequality and poverty Study of marriage and divorce in Lombok Prof G indices by Dr G BARRETT with Dr S Donald, Boston W JONES with Drs Ramali, University of Mataram, University. West Nusatenggara, Indonesia. Unemployment, consumption smoothing and the Employment change in extended metropolitan demand for durables by Dr T CROSSLEY with Prof regions in East Asia by Prof G W JONES with Dr C- M Browning, University of Copenhagen. L Tsay, Academia Sinica, Taipei and Dr B Uptake of benefit payments by immigrants to Bajracharya, Queensland University of Technology. Canada by Dr T CROSSLEY with Dr C Worswick, Provincial views of the African fertility transition University of Melbourne and Dr T McDonald, by Dr D LUCAS with Dr T Jhamba, University of University of Tasmania. Zimbabwe. A distributional analysis of prescription drug Branch migration by Dr D LUCAS with Dr N Parr, subsidies by Dr T CROSSLEY with Prof M Veall, Dr Macquarie University. P Grootendorst and S Korkmaz. McMaster University, Canada. Negotiating the Lifecourse by Prof P McDONALD with Dr D Mitchell and Prof R Jones, ANU and Dr Physician responses to Billings caps: evidence J Baxter, University of Tasmania. from 3 provinces by Dr T CROSSLEY with Prof J Hurley and Dr P Grootendorst, McMaster Demographic and health transitions in the University. Balkans, 1950–1990 by Dr C WILSON with Dr A Gjonca, London School of Economics. Progress on child poverty in Canada? by Dr T CROSSLEY with Dr L Curtis, Dalhousie University. Director’s Section Demand for training among the unemployed by Democratic institutional design by Prof H G Dr T CROSSLEY with Prof B Chapman, ANU and Dr BRENNAN with Prof A Hamlin, University of T Kim, York University, Canada. Southampton. Corporatisation by Dr R PITCHFORD with Prof S The analytics of trust and courts by Prof H G King, University of Melbourne. BRENNAN with Prof H Kliemt, Georg Mercator Attribution hierarchies by Dr R PITCHFORD with University, Duisburg. Dr K Meagher, University of New South Wales. The Buchanan Collected Works by Prof H G BRENNAN with Prof H Kliemt, Georg Mercator Demography Program University, Duisburg and Prof R Tollison, Missippi Persian annotated bibliography on demographic University. literature in Iran by Dr M J ABBASI-SHAVAZI with Ethics and economics by Prof H G BRENNAN with Prof A Mehryar, Institute for Research on Planning Prof L Lomasky, Bowling Green State University. and Development, Iran. Fiscal constitutions by Prof H G BRENNAN with Poverty and environment in the Asia-Pacific Prof G Eusepi, University of Rome La Sapienza. Region by Dr A HAYES with Prof M V Nadkarni, Gulbarga University, Karnataka, India, Prof Y-P Australian electoral change by Prof I McALLISTER Kim, Korea Institute of Public Administration and with Dr C Bean, Queensland University of Prof Y Zheng, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Technology and Dr D Gow, University of Queensland. Population and development research in Eastern Indonesia by Prof G W JONES, Dr T H HULL and Dr A C HAYES with colleagues at the Population

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Russian politics in the postcommunist era by Prof Business cycle analysis by Prof A R PAGAN with I McALLISTER with Prof S White, University of Drs D Harding and P Summers, Melbourne Glasgow. Institute, University of Melbourne. The Northern Ireland peace process by Prof I Problems of the GMM estimator: forecasting for McALLISTER with Prof B Hayes, Queen’s University, policy by Prof A R PAGAN with Dr J Robertson, Belfast. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Commonalities in conditionals, probabilities and The steady inflation rate of economic growth by modalities by Prof P PETTIT with Dr P Menzies Prof J D PITCHFORD with Dr M Dungey, La Trobe and Dr D Nolan, Macquarie University. University.

The theory of desire as belief and its relevance History Program for decision theory by Prof P PETTIT with Prof A Hajek, California Institute of Technology. Theoretical and methodological comparisons of oral and written sources in the historical study The active, social aspect of mind by Prof P PETTIT of domestic service in Australia in the twentieth with Prof V McGeer, New York University. century by Prof B HIGMAN with Dr P Hamilton, Economics Program University of Technology Sydney. Death in England by Prof P JALLAND with Prof R The role of the family in the labour market Houlbrooke, University of Reading, Dr C Gittings, adjustment of immigrants by Dr D COBB-CLARK National Portrait Gallery, London, and Dr R Horrox, with Dr C Worswick, Carleton University, Canada Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. and M Connolly, Chatham College. The effect of legalisation on wage rates by Dr D Law Program COBB-CLARK with Dr S Kossoudji, University of Reintegrative shaming experiments (RISE) by Prof Michigan. J BRAITHWAITE and H STRANG with Prof L Women’s sub-minimum pay and occupational Sherman, University of Pennsylvania. concentration before and after amnesty by Dr D New approaches to peace and security in Northest COBB-CLARK with Dr S Kossoudji, University of Asia: the role of nongovernmental actors by Dr A Michigan. KENT with Assoc Prof W Tow and Drs R Bleiker The effects of the sources and concentration of and M Hanson, University of Queensland, T campaign contributions on electoral outcomes Hoshino, Osaka University, H Chun, Pusan in recent US House elections by Dr D DHARMAPALA National University, O Greene, Bradford University with Dr K Filip Palda, Ecole Nationale d’Admin- and H Young-Joo, Pusan University of Foreign istration Publique, University of Quebec. Affairs. The impact of immigration on the educational Sociology Program and occupational choices of the native-born in Social and other correlates of adolescent the US, 1880–1924 by Dr D DHARMAPALA with Dr idiopathic scoliosis by Prof F JONES with Prof T G Gary Richardson, University of California, Irvine. Taylor, University of Sydney. Jobs, gender and inequality: a comparative study by Prof R G GREGORY with Dr J Borland, University Diversity, identity and active citizenship bty Prof of Melbourne and Prof P Sheehan, Victoria F JONES with Dr P Smith and others, University University of Technology. of Queensland. Negotiating the Lifecourse by Prof F JONES with The future governance of Australia Dr M KEATING Dr D Mitchell and Prof P McDonald, ANU and Dr J with Profs P Weller and J Wanna, Griffith Baxter, University of Tasmania. University and Dr G Davis, Queensland Premier’s Department. Integrated public use microdata series inter- national (IPUMSi), a National Science Foundation Negotiating the Lifecourse by Dr D MITCHELL with project for integrating international census Profs F Jones and P McDonald, ANU and Dr J Baxter, University of Tasmania.

106 Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions microdata by Prof F JONES with Prof R McCaa and Groundwater modelling: Modelling of the Prof S Ruggles, University of Minnesota. Jemalong and Wyldes Plains Irrigation District, Lake Cowal and Bland Creek aquifer system by R Managers, experts, and organisations: contem- LAMPAYAN, F GHASSEMI, A J JAKEMAN and I porary careers and organisational change by Prof WHITE with NSW Department of Land and Water J WAJCMAN with Assoc Prof B Martin, Flinders Conservation. University of South Australia. Land and Water resources: Availability and Urban and Environmental Program limitations of water and soil resources of the ‘Seven Years On’ oral history project by Dr P READ Mekong Delta with respect to rice-shrimp farming with J Huggins and the Oral History Unit, National by Dr F GHASSEMI with University of Sydney, Library of Australia. CSIRO Land and Water, University of Western Sydney and Can Tho University in Vietnam. Resource and Environmental Studies, Groundwater modelling: Three dimensional Centre for simulation of seawater intrusion: Home Island Assessment of water quality in the Belmore River case study by Dr F GHASSEMI with University of for better management by Dr S G BEAVIS with Waterloo, Canada and ECOWISE Environmental. the NSW Department of Agriculture. APEC Virtual Centre for Environmental Technology Institutions & Policy: Individual Transferable Exchange by Lance HEATH (WRFA) with DISR. Quota in Fisheries Management by R D CONNOR Hydrology, Water Quality of Coastal Catchments with the Australian Fisheries Management in NSW and Implications for Aquatic and Human Authority and ABARE. Health by Lance HEATH (SRFA) with Acid Sulfate Modelling the effects of land use and climate on Soils Program (ASSPRO). erosion, phosphorus and sediment movement in Integrated water resources assessment and the Namoi River (ANU16) and Integrated management framework: a case study of the Upper Catchment Management System project (CWA20) Chao Phraya headwaters, Northern Thailand by A by Barry CROKE and A J JAKEMAN with CSIRO J JAKEMAN, M SCOCCIMARRO, H ROSS, A J Land and Water and LWRRDC. WALKER, C DIETRICH, S Yu SCHREIDER, W Seasonal habitat use, food resources and MERRITT, N ARDLIE, D HOULDER and C D Buller Aboriginal perceptions of the feral pig Sus scrofa with Royal Project Foundation, Department of in the Arafura wetlands, Northern Territory by A Land Development and Kasetsart and Maejo DEE with Ramingining Community and Wanga Universities in Thailand and Australian Centre for Djakamirr Ranger Unit, Parks and Wildlife International Agricultural Research. Commission of the Northern Territory and CSIRO Integrated Catchment Management System: Wildlife and Ecology. Namoi case study by A J JAKEMAN with CSIRO Social science and interdisciplinary R&D for Land and Water and LWRRDC. resource and environmental management by Dr S Impacts and implications of farm dams on DOVERS with University of Wollongong and streamflow by S Yu SCHREIDER, A J JAKEMAN, S Charles Sturt University. BEAVIS, R NORTHAM, B NEAL with Sinclair Knight Uncertainty, ecology and policy by Dr S DOVERS Merz and NSW Environment Protection Authority. with Charles Sturt University and Middlesex Economics of Protected Area Management by R University, UK. JAMES with CRC for Weed Management Systems Trade and environment: issues for Australian and LWRRDC. fisheries by Dr S DOVERS, S BACHE with University Sediment and Nutrient Transport Modelling: EPA of Tasmania. National Pollutant Inventory (NPI) Project by Hydrologic impacts of climate change on inflows Rebecca LETCHER, A J JAKEMAN and W MERRITT to Perth by J EVANS and S SCHREIDER with CSIRO with Southern Cross University and NSW EPA. Land and Water.

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CHESS — The Central Highlands Environmental Tangled Destinies (Land and People Program) by Systems Study: Integrated landscape and forest Dr M Smith and Dr L ROBIN with the National modelling in the Central Highlands of Victoria by Museum of Australia. Dr D LINDENMAYER et al with Division of Plant The Flight of the Emu: A Centenary History of Industry, CSIRO. Ornithology in Australia 1901–2001 by Dr L ROBIN The Tumut Fragmentation Project — studies of for Birds Australia and the National Council for the effects of fragmentation on the distribution the Centenary of Federation (History and and persistence of vertebrate fauna by Dr D Education Program). LINDENMAYER et al with Research School of Indigenous Institutional arrangements in natural Biological Sciences, ANU, University of Adelaide, resource management by Dr H ROSS et al with Centre for Conservation Biology, Chicago LWRRDC. Zoological Society, USA. Integrative study of Bangkok by Dr H ROSS with Long-term Monitoring of Vertebrate Fauna in the Mahidol University, Thailand. Central Highlands of Victoria by Dr D LINDENMAYER et al with University of Adelaide. Social impact assessment by Dr H ROSS with Battelle Seattle Research Center, USA. Monitoring Regional Moisture Availability for Drought Assessment using AVHRR Data by T Impacts of modernisation and urbanisation in McVICAR et al with CSIRO Earth Observation Bangkok by Dr A H ROSS with Mahidol University, Centre. Thailand. Regional planning for sustainability: towards Indigenous community wildlife management. adaptive and collaborative models by C MOBBS International Institute for Environment and with LWRRDC and Tropical Savannas CRC. Development project by Dr A H ROSS with University of Adelaide and National Centre for Land Use Change: Implications for ACT Water Use Development Studies, Australian National by L NEWHAM et al with Environment ACT. University. Linking Catchment Characteristics to Hydrologic Global Climate Change by Dr D STERN with Boston Response by L NEWHAM with NSW Department of University. Land and Water Conservation and Environment ACT. Ecological Economics Theory by Dr D STERN with Boston University and University of Maryland. The ecological economics of social choice: consumers’ choices or citizens’ deliberations? By Resilience and Resource Depletion by Dr D STERN SNIEMEYER with LWRRDC and Cambridge Research with University of York and Boston University. for the Environment. Environmental Kuznets Curve by Dr D STERN with Rapid Assessment of Biodiversity (BIORAP) by University of Strathclyde. Prof H A NIX, Dr M F HUTCHINSON, J L STEIN and Sediment and Nutrient Budget for the Herbert W SLATER with Division of Wildlife and Ecology, River, far N.Queensland by Prof R J WASSON with CSIRO, Australian National Herbarium, Depart- J Olley, CSIRO Land and Water and C Barnes, ANU. ment Environment and Conservation, PNG and Bishop Museum in Hawaii. Floodplain Formation and Sediment Budget, lower Murrumbidgee River by Prof R J WASSON with J Wild Rivers by Prof H A NIX, J L STEIN and J Olley, CSIRO Land and Water. STEIN with Environment Australia, Heritage. A Model for Duplex Soil Formation by Prof R J Long-term environmental change and landform WASSON with G Humphreys, Macquarie University, evolution by Prof C OLLIER with Universita di K Fifield, ANU and J Olley, CSIRO Land and Water. Siena and Terza Universita di Roma, Italy and University of Stockholm. Sources of Sediment in the L Argyle Catchment, E Kimberley by Prof R J WASSON with A Murray, The Economics of Sustainability by Dr J PEZZEY Risoe National Laboratory, Denmark, J Quade, with Resources for the Future, Washington DC. University of Arizona and G Caitcheon, CSIRO Land and Water.

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A 137Cs budget for the Magela Floodplain by Prof Democracy in the Middle East with Dr A Schnabel; R J WASSON with A Murray, Risoe National member, Panel on ‘Biological Disarmament: The Laboratory, Denmark. Agenda for the Next Century’, United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research; expert Floodplain Agriculture and Global Change in member, International Commission for Security N.India by Prof R J WASSON with A K Singhvi, and Cooperation in West Asia, with Toda Institute PRL, India, M Sarin, PRL, India, P Vashishtha, for Global Peace and Policy Research, Copenhagen University of Delhi, P Srivastava, PRL, India and Peace Research Institute and Norwegian Institute D Panda, IARI, Delhi. of International Affairs and Iranian Institute for Local government capacity to deliver environ- Political and International Studies; participant, mental outcomes by S WILDRIVER with Brisbane Ditchley Foundation (UK) conference on ‘Iran and City Council. Iraq: Prospects and Policies’; Centre for World Hydrogeology of the Pilliga Sandstone in the Dialogue (Cyprus) conference on ‘Judaism, Western Coonamble Embayment by Carolann Christianity and Islam: Divinity in a Political WOLFGANG with DLWC, NSW. World’. Resource Use and Management: Recharge of fresh Classical and Modern European Languages groundwater lenses in small islands by Prof I ARC project, Familial Structures in Roman Italy, WHITE with University of Technology Sydney, by Prof WEAVER with University of Tasmania. ECOWISE Environmental, Canberra, The Republic of Kiribati and South Pacific Applied Geoscience Environmental Capacity Building Project by Prof Commission, Suva, Fiji. PAPADAKIS, coordinated by Dr H Weidner, Senior Research Fellow, Research Unit on Norm Building Resource use and management: Management of and the Environment, Wissenschaftszentrum, sulfidic coastal lowlands by Prof I WHITE et al Berlin, and Prof M Jänicke, Free University of with Southern Cross University, CSIRO Land and Berlin. Water, UNSW, Tweed Shire Council and Charles Sturt University. ARC-sponsored project on the Future of Governance in Australia by Prof PAPADAKIS with Resource use and management: Dielectric other researchers from across Australia led by Prof techniques for monitoring soil water content and P Weller, Griffith University. electrical conductivity by Prof I WHITE with Agriculture and Agri-food Canada and CSIRO Land Review of social research on waste education by and Water. I REEVE carried out by the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority, circulated by Resource use and management: the ethical use the NSW EPA to all waste educators in New South of freshwater by Prof I WHITE et al with UNESCO, Wales to assist with the development of waste COMEST, Southhampton University and Public education content and targetting. Works and Water Resources, Egypt. Frontières culturelles/A study of xenophobic and Resource use and management: Education and xenophilic representations in French and the transfer of information on environmental Australian public discourse by Dr L MAURER led management by Prof I WHITE et al with jointly by Dr G Zarate, Ecole normale Supérieure Environmental Industries Diffusion Network, de Saint-Cloud in Paris and Prof P Cryle, University Canberra, CSIRO Land and Water. of Queensland. The Faculties Finalisation and talks on exchange agreements by Ms CARROLI with the University of Bologna Arts Faculty and Siena University and the Certification of Italian as a Second Language at ANU with Siena’s Arab and Islamic Studies (The Middle East and Universita per Stranieri. Central Asia), Centre for The accents of Australian and New Zealand English Prof A Saikal, co-director, United Nations by Mr ABSALOM with Prof L Canepari, Universita University, Tokyo, project on ‘Peace and Ca’ Foscari of Venice.

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Report on the provision of language services at Research knowledge and decision-making among the Olympic Games and the training of volunteer American and Australian school principals by Dr language assistants by Dr WINDLE with Prof J Lo L J SAHA with Prof B J Biddle, University of Bianco, Language Australia for the Sydney Missouri-Columbia. Organising Committee for the Games. Education and national development by Dr L J History Department SAHA with Prof I Fägerlind, University of Stockholm. The Roman Family in Italy: Regionality, database and analysis (Gallivan-Rawson-Weaver-Wilkins) by Privatisation and its impact on hospitals, Emeritus Prof B RAWSON with University of professions and patients by Dr K N S WHITE with Tasmania. Dr F Collyer, Sydney University. The sociology of evidence-based medicine by Dr Sociology Department K N S WHITE with Assoc Prof E Willis, Department Concord Hospital Colorectal Project by Dr O F DENT of Sociology, La Trobe University. with Assoc Profs P H Chapuis and R C Newland and Prof E L Bokey, Sydney University and Concord Women’s Studies Hospital. Cultural politics of commemoration in contem- Sydney Older Persons Project by Dr O F DENT with porary Canada and Australia by Dr R KENNEDY at Prof G A Broe and others at the Centre for the Centre for Research on Gender Relations, Education and Research on Ageing, Sydney University of British Columbia, Vancouver with University and Concord Hospital. Dr L Bell, University of Saskatchewan and Dr J Emberley, University of Northern British Columbia. Workforce in internal medicine and paediatrics in Australia by Dr O F DENT with Prof K J Goulston, Three-year study of Narratives of Disease and Sydney University and Royal North Shore Hospital Disability discussed by Dr R KENNEDY with and the Royal Australasian College of Physicians. scholars at University of British Columbia, Vancouver. The prognostic significance of extensive microsatellite instability in colorectal cancer by Study of the HIV vaccince clinical trials by Dr H Dr O F DENT with Dr C Wright and others at the KEANE which are being developed by Dr C Waldby, Conjoint Gastroenterology Laboratory, Royal National Centre in HIV Social Research. Brisbane Hospital Research Foundation. Asian Studies Faculty The Structure of the clothing industry by Dr A W GREIG with Prof J F Marceau and colleagues at The dating of early Javanese inscriptions by Dr J Australian Expert Group in Industrial Studies at C EADE with Dr L Gislen, Theoretical Physics the University of Western Sydney. Department, Lund University, results of this work since published in E J Brill’s series Handbuch der Social networks of minority youth at risk of HIV/ Orientalistik. AIDS by Dr A S KLOVDAHL with colleagues at the Battelle Research Institute, Seattle, Washington, Editing Identity through History by Dr K WELLS the University of Hawaii at Manoa, the University with Prof Walraven and Dr De Ceuster, Leiden of Puerto Rico School of Public Health and the University based on a conference held in Leiden Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia. in 1996. Tuberculosis spread and HIV infection in drug Religion and social change in 20th-century Korea users by Dr A S KLOVDAHL with colleagues at the by Dr K WELLS with Prof Walraven and Dr De Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health Ceuster, Leiden University, in this connection, and Hygiene, Baltimore, Maryland. his chapter, ‘Providence and Power: Korean Protestant Responses to Japanese Imperialism’, Tuberculosis spread in drug users by Dr A S accepted for publication in the IIAS book New KLOVDAHL with colleagues at the Baylor College Aspects of Asian Studies due for publication in of Medicine, Houston, Texas. 2000.

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National Thai Studies Centre Accountability and Rhetoric During a Crisis: Walt Disney’s 1940 Letter to Stockholders by Prof R Thai Program staff provided extensive research CRAIG with J Amernic, University of Toronto. support for S Morey, Monash University PhD project. Accounting for the Language of Business in Dr Tony DILLER, outside examiner for doctoral Industrial Relations: A Case Study of Metaphor theses presented for examination by students and Thought by Prof R CRAIG with J Amernic, from La Trobe and Deakin Universities; evaluator University of Toronto. for the National Endowment for the Humanities, Le Quebec, une societe fiscale distincte by Prof R Washington DC; member, Board of Senior CRAIG with M Blanchette and A Labelle, University Secondary Studies, Australian Capital Territory. of Quebec. Balancing Debt in the Absence of Money: A Case Economics and Commerce Faculty Study of Documentary Credit in the New South Wales Colony, 1817–1820 by Prof R CRAIG with J Commerce Department Booker, Group Archivist, Lloyds TSB Group, Corporate Social Disclosure Characteristics and London. the Role of Ethical Investment Trusts by R John Croaker, Convict Embezzler by Prof R CRAIG BURRITT with Lorne Cummings, Macquarie with J Booker, Group Archivist, Lloyds TSB Group, University. London. Assessment of Environmental Performance and Corporate leadership in twentieth century Appraisal of Staff by R BURRETT with Prof Dr S Australia by Dr G A FLEMING and Dr S VILLE with Shaltegger, University of Lueneburg, Germany and Dr D Merrett, University of Melbourne. Dr K Kokubu, Kobe University, Japan. Debt write-downs and changes in political risk Scholarship in University Business Schools: by Dr G A FLEMING with Dr V Hooper, University Cardinal Newman, Creeping Corporatism, and of New South Wales. Farewell to the ‘Disturber of the Peace’ by Prof R CRAIG with J Amernic, University of Toronto and International Organisations and Economic Policy F Clarke, University of Newcastle. by Dr G A FLEMING with Dr A M Endres, University of Auckland. The Internet in Undergraduate Management Education: A Concern for Neophytes Among the Purchasing power parity and the Asian currency Metaphors by Prof R CRAIG with J Amernic, crisis by Dr G A FLEMING and Dr R HEANEY with University of Toronto. Mr A Razzaghipou. The Rhetoric of Teaching Financial Accounting Ethical inclination of accounting students: A on the Corporate Web: A Critical Review of Content comparative study for three countries by P JUBB and Metaphor in IBM’s Internet Webpage Guide with S Haswell and R Weaving, University of Essex. to Understanding Financials, by Prof R CRAIG with Cooperative research by B OLIVER with Common- J Amernic, University of Toronto. wealth Department of Finance and Administration The Theatre of University Research by Prof R CRAIG on use of derivative financial contracts in public with F Clarke, University of Newcastle and J sector organisations. Amernic, University of Toronto. Japanese accounting research projects by Dr A V Arbitrators’ Perceptions of Accounting Data in TRAN with Prof Chitoshi Koga, Kobe University. Assessing Ability to Pay by Prof R CRAIG with J Amernic, University of Toronto. Science Faculty Disputes about Disclosure of Financial Inform- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Division ation in Arbitration: Cases and Guidelines by Prof R CRAIG with J Amernic, University of Toronto. Metabolism in trichomonads by Dr C A BEHM with Assoc Prof M R Edwards, School of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, University of New South Wales.

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Molecular biology of nematodes by Dr C A BEHM School of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics, with Dr W N Grant, School of Biological Sciences, UNSW. Flinders University. The molecular basis of antimalarial drug Is NO production a feature of severe malaria by resistance by Prof K KIRK with Dr A F Cowman Dr I CLARK with Dr T Taylor and Dr M Molyneux, and Dr M Reed, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyre, for Medical Research. Malawi. Transport of cations in the malaria-infected Release probability modulates short-term erythrocyte by Prof K KIRK with Dr H M Staines plasticity at a large multi-synaptic terminal by and Prof J C Ellory, University Laboratory of Dr J CLEMENTS with Dr S Oleskevich, Dr P Sah. Physiology, University of Oxford, and Dr V Lew and Dr T Tiffert, Physiology Department, Direct measurement of specific membrane University of Cambridge. capacitance in neurons by Dr J CLEMENTS with Dr G Stuart. Molecular characterisation of transporters in the malaria parasite by Prof K KIRK with Dr S Krishna Focal stimulation of single visualised terminals: and Dr C Woodrow, St Georges Hospital Medical A powerful new technique for investigating School, London. synaptic mechanisms by Dr J CLEMENTS with Dr R Grantyn, Developmental Physiology, Institute Chloride Channels as pharmacological targets by for Physiology, Humboldt University, Germany. Prof K KIRK with Dr R Z Kozlowski, Dept of The regulation of respiration in plants by Prof D Pharmacology, University of Oxford, and Prof G A DAY with Prof J Wiskich, University of Adelaide. Richards and Prof S Davies, Dept of Chemistry, University of Oxford. Mitochondrial biogenesis in plants by Prof D A Regulation of germline transcription of T cell DAY with Dr J Whelan, University of Western receptor V region genes by Dr H C O’NEILL with Australia. Dr J Chen, Centre for Cancer Research, Ammonium transport across peribacteroid Massachusettes Institute of Technology, membranes from soybean by Prof D A DAY with Cambridge, MA, USA. Dr S Tyerman, Flinders University, South Australia. Monoclonal antibodies specific for dendritic cells Iron transport across symbiotic membranes of O’NEILL with Dr S Saeland, Schering-Plough soybean by Prof D A DAY with Prof APuppo, Laboratory for Immunological Research, Dardilly, University of Nice, France. France. Structure, function and regulation of ammonium Genomics of Photo-oxidative Damage by Dr B transporters by Dr S M HOWITT with Dr M Udvardi, POGSON with Niyogi, UC Berkeley, and Webber, Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Arizona State University. Physiology, Germany, Dr P Ryan, CSIRO, Division Chlorophyll and carotenoid biosynthesis POGSON of Plant Industry, Canberra, and Dr J Whelan, with DellaPenna, University of Nevada, Reno, USA. Biochemistry Department, University of Western Australia. The structural determination of the soluble extracellular domains of the nicotinic acetyl- Development of novel methods for the control of choline receptor by Dr L TIERNEY with Dr Unwin, vertebrate pests in Australia by Dr P A JANSSENS MRC — Laboratory of Molecular Biology, with staff of the CSIRO Division of Wildlife and Cambridge, UK. Ecology, the Agricultural Protection Board of Western Australia, the Department of Conserv- Novel expression and purification systems for ation and Land Management, Western Australia, membrane proteins to obtain material for further and the John Curtin School of Medical Research, biochemical and structural analysis by Dr L ANU in the CRC for Biological Control of Vertebrate TIERNEY with Dr R Spencer, Howard Hughes Pest Populations. Medical Institute, California Institute of Osmoregulation in parasitic protozoa by Prof K Technology, USA. KIRK with Dr G Biagini and Assoc Prof M Edwards,

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Dr B H van LEEUWEN with the staff of the Emeritus Prof D CRAIG has a joint research Vertebrate Biocontrol Cooperative Research program on several projects with the Department Centre, the Pest Animal Control Cooperative of Chemistry, University College London. Research Centre. Lichenological and chemotaxonomic projects by Shigella O-antigen modification project by Dr N Prof J A ELIX with a number of national and K VERMA with Dr A Weintraub, Karolinska international researchers including H Streimann Institute, Sweden. (Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research, CSIRO, Generation of monoclonal antibodies against Division of Plant Industry, Canberra), Dr P M Barmah Forest virus by Dr R C WEIR with L McCarthy (ABRS, Canberra), Dr A W Archer, Hueston, Centre for Infectious Diseases and Herbarium, National Botanic Gardens of NSW, Microbiology, Institute for Clinical Pathology and Sydney; Dr G Kantvilas, Tasmanian Herbarium, Medical Research, Westmead Hospital. University of Tasmania, Dr K Kalb (Lichen- ologisches Institut, Neumarkt, Germany), Dr G Characterisation of epitopes for virus-neutralizing Rambold, Botanische Staatssammlung, Munich, monoclonal antibodies to Ross River virus using Germany, Dr H T Lumbsch & Prof G B Feige phage-displayed random peptide libraries by Dr (Fachbereich 9/Botanik, Universität Essen, R C WEIR with Dr J Davies, Department of Germany), Dr H Mayrhofer and Dr W Obermayer Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Monash (Institut für Botanik, Karl Franzens Universität, University. Graz, Austria), Dr L Ferraro (Universidad Nacional del Nordeste, Corrientos, Argentina), Prof T H Nash Chemistry Department ( Department of Botany, Arizona State University, Identification of immunologically active Tempe, AZ, USA, Dr Kansri Boonpragob constituents contained within medicinal herbs (Ramhamkhaeng University, Bangkok, Thailand), by Dr BARROW with Assoc Prof T K Mukkur, Prof Mohd Wahid bin Samsudin, Prof Laily bin Department of Biological and Physical Sciences, Din (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi, University of Southern Queensland and R Watson, Selangor, Malaysia), Dr M T Adler (Universistad Greenridge Botanicals. de Buenos Aires, Ciudad Universitaria, Buenos The search for new antibiotics from cultured Aires, Argentina) and Dr S Kondratyuk, University microfungi herbs by Dr BARROW with Dr M Kotiw, of Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine. Department of Biological and Physical Sciences, Electronic spectroscopy and ab initio molecular University of Southern Queensland. orbital studies of the azabenzenes and Identification and quantification of bioinsect- azanaphthalenes by Dr G FISCHER with Dr P icides from cultured microfungi was commenced Wormell, University of Western Sydney. herbs by Dr BARROW with Dr R Milner, CSIRO, Predictions of the electronic spectra of carbon- Division of Entomology. cumulenes by Dr G FISCHER with Prof J Maier, New rearrangement reactions by Emeritus Prof A University of Basel, Switzerland. L J BECKWITH with Prof D Crich, University of Electronic spectroscopy of fluorobenzene ions by Illinois at Chicago, USA. Dr G FISCHER with Prof A Knight, Griffith ESR studies of captodative radicals by Emeritus University. Prof A L J BECKWITH with Prof Ch. Rüchardt and Various organometallic chemistry projects by Dr J Brocks, University of Freiburg, Germany. M G HUMPHREY with Prof A Persoons, Leuven, The preparation of macrocylic polyethers by Belgium; Profs T Wada and H Sasabe, RIKEN, Emeritus Prof A L J BECKWITH with Dr B Maillard, Japan; Prof O b Shawkataly, USM, Penang; Prof J University of Bordeaux, France. Heck, Hamburg, Germany; Prof J Nixon, Sussex, UK; Prof M-H Garcia, Lisbon, Portugal and Prof J New methodologies in Solid Phase Synthesis by Vicente, Murcia, Spain. Dr C L L CHAI with B Burkett, RSC and Dr B Cornell, CRC Molecular Engineering and Technology: Structural and mechanistic studies on the cyt. Sensing and Diagnostic Technologies, Sydney. b/f complex found in plant thylakoid membranes, using electron spin resonance and biochemical

113 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 modifications by Dr R J PACE with Dr J Anderson, Modelling magnetostructural correlations in CSIRO, Plant Industry. The design and develop- dinuclear alkoxo/carboxylate/amidinate-bridged ment of a novel biosensing technology using copper(II) complexes by Dr R STRANGER with Dr synthetic ion channels contained in a specifically K S Murray, Monash University. engineered, solid substrate supported bilayer Computational studies involving the modelling membrane. A CRC funded project (Centre for of oxo-, carboxylato-, hydroxo- and peroxo- Molecular Sensing and Engineering) with Dr R J bridged Mn(III)Mn(III), Mn(III)Mn(IV) and PACE involving CSIRO Division of Food Processing, Mn(IV)Mn(IV) dimers by Dr R STRANGER with Dr Sydney University and several industrial partners. J E McGrady, University of York. The use of phosphine analogues to elucidate the High temperature phase equilibria, structure and insect toxicology of phosphine by Dr G SALEM kinetic studies relevant to ilmenite upgrading with S Pratt and Dr J Desmarchelier, CSIRO processes by Dr R STRANGER with Dr I E Grey, Entomology. CSIRO Division of Minerals, Clayton. Energy capture and conversion projects by Prof Modelling non-linear optical properties in metal A M SARGESON with Drs A Mau, P Osvath and W acetylide complexes of Fe, Ru and Os using density H F Sasse, Division of Chemicals & Polymers, functional theory by Dr R STRANGER with Dr S CSIRO, Clayton Vic. and R J Geue, M Lynch, ANU. van Ginsbergen and Prof E J Baerends, Vrije Imaging and therapeutic reagents for detection Universiteit, Amsterdam. and treatment of disease by Prof A M SARGESON Density functional study of the effect of high- with Dr S Smith, ANSTO, Lucas Heights, NSW, Dr spin/low-spin equilibria on metal-metal bonding M Tweedle, Bracco Research, Princeton, USA and in binuclear d5d5 complexes of Fe, Ru and Os by R J Geue, ANU. At present one system for imaging Dr R STRANGER with Dr T Lovell, The Scripps is being prepared for patenting by ANSTO and Research Institute, La Jolla, California. ANU. Model syntheses for porphobilinogen and kainic Forestry Department (School of Resource acid by Prof A M SARGESON with Prof B T Golding, Management and Environmental Science) University of Newcastle-on-Tyne and Dr The role of earthworms in wet sclerophyll forest Hammershøi and his students at the University ecosystems by Dr J BAUHUS and S Emmett with of Copenhagen along with the synthesis of new Dr J Field, Dr Ryan, CSIRO FFP, Dr Taylor, Forestry amino acids. Tasmania, S Murphy, Centre for Forest Tree The elaboration of the ditame complex chemistry Technology, Victoria, and Dr Blakemore. by Prof A M SARGESON with R Geue, F Krebs- Evaluation of soil organic matter as a meaningful Larsen and R Hazell at Aarhus University and with indicator of important soil properties and K Hegetschweiler at the University of processes in native forest ecosystems by Dr J Saarbrucken. BAUHUS with Dr Khanna, CSIRO FFP, Dr Hopmans, The characterisation of the encapsulated ReV and CFTT, and Dr Weston, University of Melbourne. ReVII sarcophagine complexes has continued and The availability of phosphorus associated with the synthetic procedures, structures deprot- different fractions of forest soil organic matter onation constants, spectroscopy and redox by Mr O’Hara and Dr J BAUHUS with Drs Khanna characteristics have been evaluated by Prof A M and Raison, CSIRO FFP. SARGESON with L Broge, C E Schäffer, University Fine-root interactions in mixed acacia-eucalypt of Copenhagen; R J Geue, D Hockless and A J plantations by Dr J BAUHUS with N Menden and Willis, ANU. Dr Khanna, CSIRO FFP. Understanding outer sphere electron transfer Private Native Forest Management in the Eden reactions with proteins by Prof A M SARGESON Region of NSW by Dr J BAUHUS, Mr Dean, Dr M with Prof J Ulstrup, Technical University, Buchy and Simon Greenaway. Denmark.

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Price analyses of forest products in regional Kiguchi, Forestry and Forest Products Research Australian and world markets by Dr U N BHATI Laboratory, Tsukuba, Japan. with Australian Forest Growers. Research into aeolian accession of dust into the Advice and field assistance on sampling methods Eastern Australian landscape by Dr J FIELD as a for above and below ground tree biomass by Dr C member of CRC LEME. L BRACK with CRC for Greenhouse Accounting, Aeolian contribution to soils in Boorowa region SFNSW, Queensland DPI, UNSW, and Australian by C L McINTOSH and Dr J FIELD with Dr C L Greenhouse Office. Moore, University of Canberra. Advice (continuing) by Dr C L BRACK to Land use change: Implications for ACT water use Department of Conservation and Natural by Dr J FIELD, P BARNETT and L NEWHAM, all of Resources, Victoria (DCNR) on modelling for ICAM, ANU with Environment ACT. inventory as part of their State Forest Resource Inventory (SFRI). Cost of Revegetation by Dr J FIELD and J SCHIRMER with Greening Australia Inc and Develop urban tree growth models and decision Environment Australia. information systems with Canberra Urban Parks and Places (CUPP) by Dr CL BRACK with Drs Banks Analysis of the effects of initial spacing on branch and James. pattern, size and condition in young eucalypt plantations by Dr R JAMES and Research Division Model tree form in commercial plantations using State Forests NSW. photogrammetically derived tree heights, automatic stem counts, and known stand An investigation of how environmental factors environmental parameters by Dr CL BRACK with might influence the leaf area of plantation grown University of Tasmania and ANM Forest Manage- Eucalyptus nitens in Tasmania by Dr R JAMES with ment. A Rumley and Dr L Pinkard, Forestry Tasmania. Public participation in forest planning by Dr M Genetic parameter estimates for growth and wood BUCHY with NRE Victoria and DNRE Queensland. properties in Pinus pinaster (Aiton) in WA by M HALL with Prof P J KANOWSKI and WA CALM. Investigation of novel methods of protecting wood from biological and physical deterioration Inheritance of wood properties in Slash X using chemical additives or substrate mod- Caribbean Pine Hybrids by Prof P J KANOWSKI ification by Drs P EVANS and S SCHMID, Dr K with D Kain and Dr K Harding, Queensland Forestry Schmalzl, CSIRO Division of Forestry and Forest Research Institute and North Carolina State Products, Melbourne and S Heimdal and Drs M University, USA. Hjertvik and B Bendixen, Jotun, Norway. Social and economic aspects of farm forestry by Manufacture of low-cost wood-cement composites D RACE, J SCHIRMER and Prof P J KANOWSKI with in the Philippines using plantation grown the support of and in partnership with a variety Australian tree species with Dr B Coutts and P of collaborators, including the CRC for Sustainable Warden, CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products, Production Forestry and the Forest Industries Melbourne and Dr F Soriano, Dr D Eusebio and R Branch of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Cabangon, Forest Products Research and Australia. Development Institute in the Philippines. Oil palm development in Indonesia by A CASSON Weathering of chemically modified wood surfaces with Prof P J Kanowski and CIFOR. by Dr P EVANS with Prof N Owen Department of Sustainability of agriculture in imperata infested Chemistry and Biochemistry, Brigham Young uplands of the Philippines with improved fallow University, Utah, USA and Dr A Wallis, CSIRO system by Dr S MAHENDRARAJAH and P Grist, Division of Forestry and Forest Products, Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Melbourne. Economics. Photodegradation and improvement of weather resistance of wood by Dr P EVANS and Dr M

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The Economics of carbon sequestration and Mr DIBLEY with Prof Skidmore, ITC, The carbon offsets by Dr S MAHENDRARAJAH and Prof Netherlands. E Wilman, University of Calgary. Geography Department (School of Resource Biofuel energy economics of freshly expelled Management and Environmental Science) coconut oil in the South Pacific by Dr S MAHENDRARAJAH with Dr O Kennedy, University The development of a START-Oceania project on of Wollongong and Dr D Etherington, Kokonut Mangrove Management in the South Pacific by M Pacific Pty Ltd. KEEN with Prof B Aalbersberg, Institute of Applied Science, University of the South Pacific. Decision support tool for modelling Radiata pine plantations for multiple end uses by Dr S Development of a research project on Water MAHENDRARAJAH and P Townsend, Agriculture, Management in Asia Pacific cities for the Asia Forestry and Fisheries of Australia. Pacific Network by by M KEEN with Dr R Berk, Department of Statistics, UCLA. Economics of deforestation in pre and post reform Vietnam by Dr S MAHENDRARAJAH and Thai Urbanisation in the South Pacific by M KEEN with Truyen, Provincial Forest Protection Department Prof C Cocklin, Monash University. of Quang Nam, Vietnam. Visitor monitoring by R BAKER with NPWS Microeconomic reform in the Australian urban Kosciuzko National Park. water supply industry by Dr S MAHENDRARAJAH Comparative study of teaching methods by R and G Barrett, University of Canberra. BAKER with the Center for Instructional Global survey and analytical framework for Development and Research, University of forestry out-grower arrangements by D RACE and Washington, Seattle. H DESMOND with J Anderson and C Brown, United Developing and applying methods for assessing Nation’s FAO, Italy. the effects of fire and climate change on flora Developing a framework for quantifying the and fauna refugia in the Central Highlands of outcomes of England’s Forest Strategy by D RACE Victoria by B MACKEY with Dr M Gill, CSIRO Plan and Dr S Pryor, Oxford Forestry Institute, Industry; Drs D Lindenmayer and M McCarthy, University of Oxford, UK. CRES/ANU, and Dr J Lindesay from Geography, ANU. Development of Evaluation skills at the regional level for commercial farm forestry by D RACE, M Geology Department (School of Resource BUCHY and P KANOWSKI with M Andrew, Dames Management and Environmental Science) & Moore NRM, and K Cody, AFFA Farm Forestry Studies of sulfide mineralogy in volcanic rocks Program. and peridotites from the Solomon Islands by Prof Large-footed Bat, Myotis adversus, as an indicator R J ARCULUS with Dr C Ballhaus, Max-Planck- of water quality in production forests by J Institut fuer Chemie, Mainz, Germany. ANDERSON and C R TIDEMANN and B Law, State Age determinations for rocks of the Solomon Forests NSW. Islands by Prof R J ARCULUS with Prof R A Duncan, Tracking of flying-fox movements by satellite by Oregon State University, USA. C R TIDEMANN and J E Nelson, Monash University. Studies of volcanic rock geochimistry from Honsu, Availability, distribution and quality of floral Japan and Kamchatka by Prof R J ARCULUS with resources used by honeybees in NSW, by D Assoc Prof D A Gust, Queensland University of Somerville, NSW Agriculture, C R TIDEMANN, D Technology, and Dr A B Kersting, Lawrence Boland, CSIRO FFP; G Kleinschmidt, Honeybee Livermore, USA. Research Corporation, RIRDC and M Moncur, CSIRO Age determinations of granitoids of New England FFP. by Prof R J ARCULUS with Dr M Cosca, Université Extrapolating leaf palatability for native du Lausanne, Switzerland. herbivores to habitat maps through hyperspectral remote sensing by Dr B J TURNER, Dr DURY and

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Redox controls on determining ore element ratios by diffusion or dislocation creep by Dr P CHOPRA in intrusion-related mineralisation by Dr P L with Dr T Fliervoet and Dr M Drury, Rijkuniversiteit BLEVIN with Prof P A Candela, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands. Maryland, USA. Initial Calculations of Performance for an Development of mathematical models for the Australian Hot Dry Rock Reservoir by Dr P CHOPRA growth & form of Stromatolites by Dr R BURNE. and Dr D WYBORN with Prof D Swenson, Kansas Textural and chemical evidence for the exsolution State University, USA. and transport of volatiles in felsic magmas by Dr Australian Earth Data On-Line: A new on-line P L BLEVIN with Prof P A Candela, University of source of imagery for disaster management Dr P Maryland, USA. CHOPRA and R McRae, ACT Emergency Services Bureau. Vertebrate Fossils from Gogo by Prof K S W CAMPBELL, Dr R E BARWICK, with Dr P A Pridmore, Validation of Hot Dry Rock resources in the Hunter LaTrobe University and Dr J Long, Western Valley, NSW — Stage 1 of Australia’s first Hot Australian Museum. Rock Power Station by Dr P CHOPRA and Dr D WYBORN with C Webber, Pacific Power, funded by A study of Tarachomylax — a new early Devonian the Australian Greenhouse Office. Dipnoan from Novaya Zemlya Prof K S W CAMPBELL, Dr R E BARWICK with Dr E Mark-Kurik, Gypsum cements in Cenozoic sediments in the Institute of Geology, Estonian Academy of Murray basin, South Australia, their age and Sciences, Tallinn, Estonia. origin. Honours project at the geology department Caledonian Granites by Prof B W CHAPPELL with University of Adelaide by Dr J CLARKE with Goran Dr W E Stephens, University of St Andrews, Kiasatpur, Dr Y Bone, Adelaide University. Scotland. Geochemical study of the salinity and pollution of groundwater, surface waters in the Murray Granites in south eastern Australia by Prof B W Basin, Renmark to Morgan, South Australia. CHAPPELL with Emeritus Prof A J R White, La Honours project at the Geology Department, Trobe University. University of Adelaide, by Dr J CLARKE with B X-ray spectrometry by Prof B W CHAPPELL with Thomas, Dr Y Bone, Adelaide University. Dr K Norrish, CSIRO Soils Adelaide. Fossil whale bones in the Miocene Glenforslan Granites of the American Cordillera by Prof B W Formation, Morgan, South Australia by Dr J CHAPPELL with Prof L T Silver, California Institute CLARKE with B Thomas, Dr Y Bone, Adelaide of Technology, USA. University. Island-arc rocks by Prof B W CHAPPELL with Dr R Stratigraphy, sedimentology, and palaeoecology W Johnson, Bureau of Mineral Resources. of Eocene spicular sediments in southern Western Effect of water on subgrain size and recrystallised Australia by D J CLARKE with Dr P Gammon, Dr Y grain size in olivine rocks by Dr P CHOPRA with Bone, Adelaide University, Prof N P James, Queens Dr D van der Wahl and Dr M Drury, Rijkuniversiteit University, Ontario. Utrecht, The Netherlands. Structural and deformational controls on fluid Hot Dry Rock geothermal energy in the Cooper flow and ore genesis, St Ives goldfield, Western Basin by Dr P CHOPRA and Dr D WYBORN with Australia, by Prof S F COX with K Ruming, Prof S Rahman, UNSW, funded by ERDC. University of Newcastle. Early Partial Melting in Olivine: ATEM Investig- Faulting Processes in the Northern Sydney Basin ation of Two Dunites Annealed at 300 MPa in by Prof S F COX, with Assoc Prof R Offler and T Hydrous Conditions by Dr P CHOPRA with Dr P Wilson, University of Newcastle. Raterron and Prof J-C Doukhan, Universite de Benthic ostracods from Kerguelen Plateau by Dr Sciences et Technologies de Lille, France. P DE DECKKER and Dr M Ayress, UK with Dr R Crystallographic preferred orientations and Benson, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC, misorientations in some olivine rocks deformed USA.

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The history of Saline Lakes from New Mexico by Range of stability (P, T, composition) of Dr P DE DECKKER with Dr R M Forester, US zirconolite, a component of Synroc for nuclear Geological Survey. waste disposal for ANSTO by Drs D J ELLIS and C M Allen. Quaternary palaeoceanography of theTasman Sea by Dr P De DECKKER with Dr S Nees, GEOMAR, Palaeobiogeography of the Carboniferous biota Kiel, Germany and Dr K Swanson, University of of Australasia by Dr P J JONES with A/Prof I Canterbury, New Zealand. Metcalfe, University of New England, A/Prof B A Past productivity levels in the eastern Indian Engel, University of Newcastle, Prof J Roberts, Ocean by Dr P DE DECKKER with Prof H Okada, University of NSW, Prof G Playford, University of Hokkaido University and Dr O Kawahata, Queensland, Dr S Turner, Queensland Museum, and Geological Survey of Japan. Dr G Webb, University of Queensland. Magnetostratigraphic and biostratigraphic The evolution of the Warm Pool in SE Asia by Dr correlation of the base of the Kiaman Reversed P DE DECKKER with Dr S Van der Kaars, Monash Superchron in Nova Scotia, Canada and the Univ; Dr S Trollstra, University of Amsterdam and northern Tamworth Belt, NSW, by Dr P J JONES Dr F Grichard, CNRS, Paris. with Prof N D Opdyke, University of Florida, Prof Bauxite by Prof R A EGGLETON with Alcoa of E Irving, Geological Survey of Canada, Vancouver, Australia. Dr J Claoué-Long, AGSO, and Prof J Roberts, Structures of Mn Fe-layer silicates by Prof R A University of NSW. EGGLETON with Prof S Guggenheim, University of Taxonomy of new Carboniferous (Namurian) Illinois, Chicago. glaciomarine ostracods from Patagonia, Regolith studies by Prof RA EGGLETON with UC, Argentina, by Dr P J JONES with P Diaz Saravia, AGSO, CSIRO in CRCLEME. Fundacion Miguel Lillo, Tucuman, Argentina. Revision of the Carboniferous and Permian C02 fluid movement through the crust by Dr D J ELLIS with Dr Y Hiroi, Chiba University, Japan. Leioidea (Branchiopoda; Conchostraca) from Australia, by Dr P J JONES with Prof Chen Pei-ji, Experimental study of sulphide equilibria in the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology. mantle by Dr D J ELLIS with Dr C Ballhaus, Germany. Taxonomic comparison of Early Carboniferous (Tournaisian) ostracods from the Bonaparte Ion-probe studies of Antarctic and Japanese Basin, northwestern Australia with those from metamorphic rocks by Dr D J ELLIS with Dr K Belgium, Dr P J JONES with Dr M Coen, Université Shiraishi, National Institute of Polar Research, de Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium. Japan, Dr Y Hiroi, Chiba University, Japan and Dr M Fanning, RSES. Taxonomy of Late Permian (Kazanian?) ostracods and palynomorphs from the Petrel Sub-basin, Geochemistry of Antarctic metasediments and Bonaparte Basin by Dr P J JONES with Dr C B igneous rocks by Dr D J ELLIS with Dr J W Foster, AGSO. Sheraton, AGSO, Canberra. Taxonomy and biostratigraphy of Silurian rugose Experimental and theoretical studies of SYNROC corals from the Broken River Province, northeast nuclear waste disposal materials by Dr D J ELLIS Queensland by Dr T J MUNSON with Prof J S Jell, and Dr C Allen with Dr K Harte and others, University of Queensland. Australian Nuclear Science technology Organis- ation (ANSTO). North Gondwanan mid-Palaeozoic bioevent\ biogeography patterns in relation to crustal Geochemical and isotopic study of Antarctica dynamics by Dr T J MUNSON with Prof J A Talent, syenitis and charnockites by Dr D J ELLIS and J- Macquarie University, and others (IGCP project X Zhao with Dr K Shiraishi, National Institute of proposal). Polar Research, Japan, Dr J W Sheraton, AGSO and Dr M T McCulloch, RSES. A ‘Reference Section’ at Cismon, Italy for the APTICORE Program by Dr B N OPDYKE and other groups involved include The Univ of Rhode Island;

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The Univ of Florida; The Univ of Michigan; Brown Basin (western NSW) and Georgina Basin (Qld- Univ; and The Univ of Milano: Funded by the US NT) by Dr G C YOUNG with Prof D Goujet (Museum (NSF) and Italian (CRNS). National d’Histoire Naturelle, Paris). Palaeoenvironmental studies of the Monaro by Study and comparison of Burrinjuck (NSW) Early Prof W D RIDE with Dr G Taylor, University of Devonian placoderm assemblages with new faunas Canberra. from Morocco and Saudi Arabia, by Dr G C YOUNG Mass Balance Studies of shallow water carbonates with Dr H Lelievre, Museum National d’Histoire in the Great Barrier Reef by Dr B N OPDYKE with Naturelle, Paris. Dr J Jell, University of Queensland. Physics Department Carbonate Chemistry of the Surface waters of the The generation of a Bose Einstein Condensate by Gulf of Papua by Dr B N OPDYKE with Dr G Prof Hans-A BACHOR with the Research Group of Brunskill, AIMS. W Ertmer and K Saengstock, Universitaet Hannover in the area of diagnostics of Bose Affects of Atmospheric CO2 on carbonate depositional environments through the Cenozoic Einstein Condensates. by Dr B N OPDYKE with Dr B Buddemeier. Optical Communication using quantum inform- Evolution and stratigraphic distribution of late ation by Prof Hans-A BACHOR with the research Tertiary and Quaternary marsupial faunas in group of Gerd Leuchs at Universitaet Erlangen. eastern Australia by Prof W D L RIDE, Dr R E Development of an Ion Implanter for Radio- BARWICK, Dr PA Pridmore, R Heady, EMU, ANU; isotopes by Dr A BYRNE with Assoc Prof D H with Dr R T Wells, Flinders University, and A Spate, Chaplin, University College, ADFA, UNSW. National Parks and Wildlife Service, NSW. Hyperfine Interaction Studies of Semiconductor Age and correlation of Middle Palaeozoic Materials by Dr A BYRNE with Dr R Vianden, ISKP, microvertebrate assemblages from eastern University of Bonn, Germany. Australia and Antarctica by Dr G C YOUNG with Dr S Turner, Queensland Museum, Dr J A Long, WA Production of isotopes for cancer therapy by Dr Museum, C Burrow, University of Queensland, and A BYRNE with Prof B Allen and Dr G Goozee, St A Basden, Macquarie University. George Cancer Care Centre, NSW. Palaeobiogeography of Australasian faunas and Spectroscopy of neutron rich nuclei near and floras by Dr G C YOUNG with Prof A J Wright, above 208Pb using Deep Inelastic reactions by University of Wollongong, and Prof J A Talent, Dr A BYRNE and Prof G D DRACOULIS, RSPhysSE Macquarie University. with Dr G J Lane, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory California, USA; Prof R Broda, INP, Krakow, Poland Study of Devonian placoderms from the Urals by and Dr R V F Janssens, Argonne National Dr G C YOUNG with Dr E Mark-Kurik, Institute of Laboratory, Illinois, USA. Geology, Estonian Academy of Sciences, Tallinn, Estonia. Shape Coexistance in light Hg isotopesby Dr A BYRNE and Prof G D DRACOULIS (NP) with Dr G J Biostratigraphy and biogeography of vertebrate Lane and P Fallon Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, faunas of Gondwana and Euramerica across the California USA and Dr F Kondev, Argonne National Frasnian-Famennian boundary (Late Devonian), Laboratory, Illinoiis, USA. by Dr G C YOUNG with Prof H-P Schultze, Humboldt Museum, Berlin. Spectroscopy of neutron deficient lead and thallium nuclei by Dr A BYRNE, Dr A M BAXTER Description of Middle-Late Devonian fish fauna (Faculties) and Prof G D DRACOULIS with Prof R from Sierra de Perija, western Venezuela by Dr G Julin, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland. C YOUNG with Dr J Moody, University of Zulia, Maracaibo, Venezuela, and Dr J Casas, Maraven, The Aerophysics research group is involved in a Caracas, Venezuela. series of international collaborations concerned with laser diagnostics and the validation of Description, age and international correlation of computer simulations of supersonic flows. These Devonian vertebrate assemblages from the Darling included collaboration between Dr P DANEHY with

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A A Dorrington and Dr R Künnemeyer, Department than cosmological models would predict, as well of Physics and Electronic Engineering, University as a new class of galaxies. It may be an example of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. of the early evolution of galaxy clusters. Developing a new method for analysing LIDAR Study of red quasars in the Parkes Half-Jansky signals for detection of windshear by Dr P DANEHY survey by Dr P FRANCIS with Dr R Webster and Dr with A A Dorrington and Dr R Künnemeyer, M Drinkwater, University of Melbourne. Department of Physics and Electronic Engineering, Dr P FRANCIS gave 4 lectures at CCE evening University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand and classes in astronomy, three talks on astronomy J-W Hahn, Optical High-Temperature Measure- at various schools, and conducted one teacher ments Division, Korea Research Institute of in-service education session. He also wrote a Standards and Science (KRISS), Taejon, Korea. popular level article on black holes for The building and operation of a new CARS system “Australasian Science” magazine, gave 8 radio to measure temperature and combustion interviews, 7 public lectures, and his work efficiency by Dr P DANEHY with Dr C Carter, appeared in many newspapers including The Innovative Scientific Solutions, Incorporated, Australian, The Herald Sun, The West Australian, Dayton, Ohio, USA. The Sunday Times (UK), The Guardian (UK), The Sun (UK), Gazeta Wyborcza (Poland), Yomiuri Dr P DANEHY collaborated with Dr R L Farrow, Shimbum (Japan), La Hora (Chile), San Jose Combustion Research Facility, Sandia National Mercury News (USA), Natur & Vetenskap (Sweden), Laboratories, Livermore, California, USA. Dr Farrow and other papers in Brazil, USA and France. It provided technical support for the research group also appeared in many on-line news sites around experiments, modifing several pieces of software the world. used to analyse experimental data. Research on the characterisation of materials Interferometric studies of: shock layer flows in a using electron microscopy and microprobe ballistic range; Mach reflections; and projectiles analysis techniques by Dr H KENNETT with the in a ballistic range by Dr F HOUWING at the Shock Department of Physics, ADFA, UNSW. Wave Research Centre in the Institute of Fluid Science at Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan. The gravitational waves group at the ANU is a Dr HOUWING collaborated with Prof Takayama, member of the Australian Consortium for Shock Wave Research Center, Institute of Fluid Interferometric Gravitational Astronomy (ACIGA), Science, Tohoku University. a nationwide collaboration involving the ANU with the University of Western Australia and The Studying hypersonic boundary layers by Dr University of Adelaide. Dr D McCLELLAND is its HOUWING with S Mallinson and M Gaston, Faculty Chair. ACIGA has an ongoing direct collaboration of Engineering, University of Technology Sydney. with the LIGO Project, centred at Caltech. They Design of the hypersonic boundary layer are members of the LIGO Science Collaboration, thermometry experiment by Dr HOUWING with sited in the USA, which has the charter to develop Dr P Palma, Aerothermodynamics Section, the techniques and technologies for the next Institute of Fluid Mechanics, German Aerospace generation of long baseline laser interferometer Center, DLR Goettingen, Germany. gravitational detectors. The LSC includes CALTECH and MIT as well as many other US universities. With CFD Research Corporation, Cummings In addition, ACIGA has ongoing collaborations Research Park, Huntsville Alabama, USA, with the French/Italian VIRGO Project and the performed some experiments and computations German/British GEO Project. for the CFDRC in exchange for the cost of the software maintenance contract. Dr C SAVAGE with Dr J Hope and Dr M Collett, Physics Department, University of Auckland, has Hubble Space Telescope study of a galaxy cluster yielded several publications on atom laser theory at redshift 2.38 by Dr P FRANCIS with Dr B in 1999. Woodgate, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (USA). This cluster, amongst the most distant Study of Isotropic Singularities in Cosmology by yet discovered, seems to contain far more gas Dr S SCOTT with G Ericksson, IAS.

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Study of Abstract Boundary Construction and Neuronal plasticity in the adult visual cortex by Singularity Theorems with M Ashley and J Beem, Dr S VIDYASAGAR with Dr E Wieniawa-Narkiewicz, Univeristy of Missouri, Columbia. University of Canberra. Gravitational Wave Data Analysis by Dr S SCOTT, University Schools and Centres Dr McCLELLAND and P CHARLTON with Assoc Prof B Whiting, University of Florida. Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Centre for Psychology Division Aboriginal perspectives on wildlife utilisation and Research on Chinese Language Processing by Dr management by Prof J ALTMAN with Key Centre M-J CHEN with Prof Danling Peng, Beijing Normal for Tropical Wildlife Management, Northern University, Beijing, China. Territory University. Optic nerve lesions: effect on retinal ganglion Aboriginal art centre: an appraisal of performance cell function and axonal conduction by Prof W by Prof J ALTMAN with F WRIGHT, Aboriginal and LEVICK with Prof W Burke, Department of Torres Strait Islander Commission and the Physiology, University of Sydney. Australia Council. Pathophysiology of axonal transmission and Business development plan for Maningrida Arts retinal ganglion cell function in experimental and Culture by Prof J ALTMAN with F Salmon, demyelination of the optic nerve by Prof W LEVICK Maningrida Arts and Culture and J ANDERSON, with Dr W M Carroll, Department of Neurology, Australian Research Associates. Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, University of Western Australia. Public expenditure on Indigenous Australians by Dr W SANDERS, with Prof M NEUTZE, Australia Further characterisation of oligodendrocyte Institute and G JONES, Aboriginal and Torres precursor cells: role in remyelination by Prof W Strait Islander Commission. LEVICK with Dr T Chan-Ling, Department of Anatomy, University of Sydney. Longitudinal study of Indigenous children and their families and households: the effectiveness Roles of taurine in mammalian brain and retina of DFaCS income support payments by D SMITH, by Prof W LEVICK with Dr D Pow, Vision, Touch & Dr J FINLAYSON, A AULD with Dr A DALY, Hearing Research Centre, University of Queens- University of Canberra. land. Indigenous health workforce policy development Integration of feedforward, feedback and lateral by Dr J SCHWAB with Dr I ANDERSON, Director of inputs by primate visual cortical neurones by Dr the VicHealth Koori Health Research and S VIDYASAGAR with Prof B Dreher, University of Community Development, University of Melb- Sydney. ourne. Synaptic basis of integrative neuronal interactions Policy implications of Indigenous household in the visual areas of the cat by Dr S VIDYASAGAR demography from Census 1996 data by D SMITH with Prof B Dreher, University of Sydney, Dr M with Dr A DALY, University of Canberra. Volgushev, Ruhr-University-Bochum, Germany and Dr Li Bing, Academia Sinica, Beijing. Indigenous peoples and population mobility in Australasia and North America by Dr J TAYLOR Optical Imaging of neural activity by Dr S with Dr M BELL, University of Adelaide. VIDYASAGAR with Prof M V Srinivasan, Research School of Biological Sciences, ANU, Prof B Dreher, Policy implications of Indigenous population University of Sydney and Drs U T Eysel, Z Kisvarday mobility by Dr J TAYLOR with Dr M BELL, University and P Buzas, Ruhr-University-Bochum, Germany. of Adelaide. Temperature dependence of membrane properties National review of Outstation Resource Agencies and synaptic transmission in neocortical slices in 1998 by Prof J ALTMAN, W ARTHUR, Dr R DAVIS, by Dr S VIDYASAGAR with Prof U T Eysel and Dr M Dr D MARTIN and Dr J SCHWAB with Dr K PALMER, Volgushev, Ruhr-University-Bochum, Germany. Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, and Mr Dan Gillespie.

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Policy options for addressing alcohol abuse by APEC and its impact on China’s economic policy Dr D MARTIN and M BRADY, Australian Institute making by Prof P DRYSDALE with Prof C Findlay, of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. Uni of Adelaide, Adelaide; Prof Zhang Yunling, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, Native title mediation practitioners handbook by China; Dr Zhou Xiaobing, Chinese Academy of D SMITH with Dr M EDMUNDS, Australian Institute Social Sciences, Beijing, China; Dr Sun Xuegong, of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. State Development Planning Commission, Beijing, Baseline study of the southeast Arnhem region China; Li Kai, State Information Centre, Beijing, by Dr J TAYLOR with Prof J BERN, University of China; Zhang Jianjun, Ministry of Foreign Trade Wolloongong. and Economic Cooperation, Beijing, China. Issues, options and strategies for improving Asia Pacific School of Economics and Japanese agricultural trade policies by Prof P Management DRYSDALE with Prof M Honma, Seikei University, Australia-Japan Research Centre Tokyo, Japan; Prof A Rae, Massey University, Palmerston North, NZ. Reform and Recovery in East Asia by Prof P DRYSDALE with Prof R Garnaut, APSEM; Prof P Europe, East Asia and APEC by Prof P DRYSDALE Warr, Economics RSPAS/APSEM; Dr R McLeod, with Prof D Vines, Oxford Uni, UK; Dr H Soesastro, RSPAS/APSEM; Dr P Athukorala, RSPAS/APSEM; Centre for Stratetgic and International Studies, Dr L Song, Australia–Japan Research Centre, Jakarta Indonesia. APSEM; Dr Y Huang, RSPAS/APSEM; Prof R Duncan, Japan, Australia and APEC by Prof P DRYSDALE National Centre for Development Studies, APSEM; with Prof K Ishigaki, Kobe University, Kobe, Dr G Fane, RSPAS/APSEM; D Wilson, Australia– Japan; Prof S Katayama, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan Research Centre, APSEM; D Nellor, IMF, Japan; Prof K Nagatani, Kobe University, Kobe, Tokyo, Japan; Prof D Vines, Oxford Uni, UK; Prof Japan; Prof R Miyao, Kobe University, Kobe, M Corden, Johns Hopkins, Washington USA; C Japan; Prof H Lee, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan; Becker, Reserve Bank, Sydney, Aust; Dr H Prof Si Nishijima, University, Kobe, Japan; Prof C Soesastro, Centre for Strategic and Int’l Studies, Findlay, University of Adelaide; Dr H Soesastro, Jakarta, Indonesia; Dr A Booth, School of African Centre for Strategic and Int’l Studies, Jarkara, and Oriental Studies, London, UK, Prof M Kawai, Indonesia. World Bank, Washington, USA; Prof I Harper, University of Melbourne; Dr B Nidhirabha, Development Studies, National Centre for Thammasat Uni, Bangkok, Thailand; Dr S Koeberle, Health insurance reform in the United States by World Bank, Washington, USA. Dr D COBB-CLARK with A Wellington, Wooster Beyond Japan Inc: Transparency and Reform in College, Ohio, USA. Japanese Governance by Prof P DRYSDALE with Undocumented migrants in the United States by Prof R Garnaut, APSEM; Dr J Amyx, Division of Dr D COBB-CLARK with S Kossoudji, University of Politics and International Relations, RSPAS; L Michigan. Wolff, Faculty of Law/Economics, RSPAS; Dr G Noble, Division of Politics and International Ecosystem and their services, Chapter 5: Third Relations, RSPAS; Prof G Withers, Graduate Assessment Report: Impacts, Adaptation and Program in Public Policy, APSEM; Prof J A A Vulnerability of the International Panel on Climate Stockwin, Oxford University, UK; Prof A Rix, Change by Dr H GITAY, Coordinator Lead Author University of Queensland; V Taylor, University of with Working Group II, IPCC. Melbourne; N Tanaka, 21st Century Policy Institute, Australasia, Chapter 12: Third Assessment Report: Tokyo, Japan; P Hartcher, Australian Financial Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability of the Review, Sydney, Aust; Prof M Smith, University International Panel on Climate Change by Dr H of Melbourne; Prof A Horiuchi, University of GITAY, Lead Author with Working Group II, IPCC. Tokyo, Japan; Prof M Lewis, University of South Australia, Adelaide.

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Foundations of Social Policy by Dr M HESS with Distributed Flexible Learning — an experiential Dr D Adams, Department of Premier and Cabinet, pilot, project member Dr A C F TREVITT with the Victoria. National Council on Open and Distance Education (NCODE), University of New England, Queensland Public Sector Reform in Thailand by Dr M HESS University of Technology, University of Wollon- with D Boripanthakul, Office of the Civil Service gong, Southern Cross University, and University Commission, Thailand. of Newcastle. WTO accession and agricultural trade policy in China by Dr YONGZHENG YANG with Prof Tian Dr A C F TREVITT, member, project reference group Weiming, China Agricultural University, Beijing. for Staff Development in Evaluation of Tech- nology-based Teaching Development Projects: An Indigenous community wildlife management in Action Research Approach, a CUTSD funded Australia by Dr E YOUNG with Dr J Davies, national initiative. University of Adelaide. Researching New Learning Environments, national Public Policy, Graduate Program in workshop, contributor Dr A C F TREVITT involving Australian and New Zealand universities and other Defence Economics research by Prof G WITHERS institutions. with Prof C D Throsby, School of Economics, Macquarie University, Sydney. Epidemiology and Population Health, Industry Policy research undertaken by Prof G National Centre for WITHERS with Assoc Prof J Wanna, Griffith University, Brisbane. Sexual networking and the risk of AIDS in Bangladesh by B CALDWELL, J CALDWELL and P CALDWELL with I Pieris, Barkat-e-Khuda, Cross-Cultural Research, Centre for International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease The Centre for Cross-Cultural Research (CCR) Research, Bangladesh. continued to collaborate with national and state The sub-Saharan African AIDS epidemic by J cultural institutions, including the National CALDWELL and P CALDWELL with I O Orubuloye, Gallery of Australia, the National Portrait Gallery, Ondo State University, Nigeria; J Ntozi, Makerere the National Library of Australia, the National University, Uganda; K Awusabo-Asare, University Museum of Australia, the Queensland Art Gallery, of Cape Coast; J Bock, University of New Mexico; the Australian Museum, the State Library of NSW J Marck; C Varga; A-M Nobelius; J Malungo, and Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Demography, ANU. Strait Islander Studies. Surveillance of acute flaccid paralysis by R Major publishing project The Oxford Companion D’SOUZA with M Kennett, Victorian Infectious to Aboriginal Art and Culture by researchers at Diseases Reference Laboratory; J Antony, Royal CCR, awarded $313,000 by US-based Getty Grants Alexandra Hospital for Children (New Children’s Program. Hospital), Westmead; B Harvey, Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care; H Educational Development and Academic Longbottom, Department of Social and Preventive Methods, Centre for (CEDAM) Medicine, University of Queensland; E Elliott, Academic Women’s Writing Retreat coordinated University of Sydney and New Children’s Hospital, by G S ÅKERLIND with University of Canberra and Westmead. Australian Defence Force. Vitamin A for measles in children (Cochrane TLC Project: Building a teaching and learning Review) by R M D’SOUZA and R D’SOUZA and W community in the Information Systems discipline Fawzi, Department of Nutrition, Harvard School coordinated by P COLLINGS with University of of Public Health. Canberra, Charles Sturt University, University of Returns to investment in public health — HIV/ NSW, and University of Technology, Sydney. AIDS by J BUTLER, SUET-LAM MUI and A

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HOWARTH with P Abelson, Department of for the Health Sciences, University of Oxford; D Economics, Macquarie University. Melzer, Institute of Public Health, University of Cambridge. Comparison of projected costs and benefits from two vaccines likely to be licensed in Australia Compliance with guidelines in the drug before 2001 by J BUTLER, B SANDER and A management of ischemic heart disease by L LIM HOWARTH with A Tucker, P McIntyre, M Burgess, with R Heller, Centre for Clinical Epidemiology National Centre for Immunisation Research and and Biostatistics, Faculty of Medicine and Health Surveillance, University of Sydney. Sciences, University of Newcastle. Direct and indirect costs of hepatitis A by J National Evaluation of Pharmacotherapies for BUTLER with V McLaughlin, Midwest Public Health Opioid Dependence by G BAMMER with R P Unit, Health Department of Western Australia; A Mattick, E Diguisto, J Kimber, National Drug and Plant, Department of Public Health, University Alcohol Research Centre, University of New South of Western Australia. Wales. Cost-effectiveness of parent incentives versus New pharmacotherapies clinical trials by N nurse home visits in stimulating uptake of LINTZERIS and G BAMMER with A Ritter, Turning childhood vaccination by J BUTLER, A HOWARTH Point Drug and Alcohol Research Centre Inc, with L Bond, Centre for Adolescent Health, Melbourne and the Turning Point New Pharmaco- Department of Paediatrics, Royal Children’s therapies Research Team. Hospital, Melbourne; T Nolan, Clinical Epidem- Withdrawal from heroin using buprenorphine iology and Biostatistics Unit, Department of followed by naltrexone maintenance — an Paediatrics, Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne. inpatient study to determine effective dosing Portland smelter sulphur dioxide study by C GUEST regimens by N LINTZERIS, G BAMMER and N MAIN with D Weller, J Heyworth, J Edwards, Flinders with G Whelan, A Ritter and L Rushworth, Turning University; K Steer, Environment Protection Point Drug and Alcohol Research Centre Inc, Agency, South Australia. Melbourne. Extremes of temperature and mortality in A pilot study of accelerated detoxification from Australia, 1979–90 by C GUEST; K Willson, methadone maintenance by G BAMMER with N University of Adelaide; A Woodward, Wellington Glasgow, Canberra Clinical School of the School of Medicine, University of Otago; K University of Sydney; J Taylor, ACT Community Hennessy, Division of Atmospheric Research, Care Alcohol and Drug Program; J Bell, The CSIRO; L Kalkstein, Centre for Climate Researcy, Langton Centre; R P Mattick, The National Drug University of Delaware; C Skinner, National and Alcohol Research Centre; M Young, The Climate Centre; A McMichael, London School of Langton Centre. Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Estimating the demand for new pharmaco- Improving water in Indigenous communities therapies within the heroin dependent population through technology transfer by G BAMMER and R in Australia by G BAMMER with G Rumbold, DOUGLAS; C Kenna, R Lloyd, B Walker, Centre for Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre Inc, Appropriate Technology Inc, Alice Springs. Melbourne; P Dietze, Jozica Kutin, Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre Inc, Melbourne; R Ali, Exploring the potential for improving potable Drug and Alcohol Services Council, Adelaide; C water in remote Indigenous communities through Aitken, N Crofts, Centre for Harm Reduction, rainwater harvesting by ; G BAMMER with C Macfarlane Burnet Centre for Medical Research, Conway, student; G Henderson, Australian Melbourne; W Hall, National Drug and Alcohol Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Centre; D Jolley, School of Health Studies; H Nicholson, White Rocks Computing, Sciences, Deakin University. Jimboomba. Educational materials in public health practice The impact of funding changes on Aboriginal by C GUEST with D Pencheon, Institute of Public health initiatives in Divisions of General Practice Health, University of Cambridge; M Gray, Institute by B SIBTHORPE with S Meihuberts, R Griew, NSW

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State Office of the Commonwealth Department Work, health and disabilities by L LIM with R of Health and Aged Care. Rutnam, Commonwealth Department of Family Affairs & Community Service. General practice in its community context by A WHITTAKER with A Reid, Department of General Identification and Examination of the Risk Factors Practice, University of Newcastle; L Connot, for Non-fatal Heroin Overdose: A Case-Crossover Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Study by G BAMMER with P Dietze, G Rumbold, C University of Newcastle; K Robinson, Department Fry, Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre Inc, of Anthropology, RSPAS, ANU; A Sprogis, Hunter Melbourne; D Jolley, School of Health Sciences, Division of General Practice. Deakin University. An economic and epidemiological simulation Identifying the social, personal and health needs model of cancer and cardiovascular disease by J of women living with hepatitis C by G BAMMER , BUTLER, Lei LI and Suet-Lam MUI with E Kliewer, C BANWELL, N MAIN, M BEERS and K MORAN with Department of Preventive Oncology and S Gifford, Public Health Program, School of Health Epidemiology, Cancer Care, Manitoba, Canada. Sciences, Deakin University; M Karvelas, Public Health Program, School of Health Sciences, Cost-effectiveness of the DVA Preventive Care Trial Deakin University; M O’Brien, Australian Research for elderly veterans and war widows by L LIM and Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe J BUTLER with J Byles, Dick Heller, N University; J Byrne, National Hepatitis C Program, Higginbotham, Centre for Clinical Epidemiology Australian Intravenous League; M Kainer, Western and Biostatistics, Faculty of Medicine and Health Hospital, North Western Health Care Network; W Sciences, University of NewcastleK Nair, Director Holmes, International Health Unit, Macfarlane of Geriatric Medicine, Rankin Park Hospital, Burnet Centre. Newcastle; C Jackson, Centre for General Practice, University of Queensland; M McEniery, Faculty of Methadone injection in NSW by G ISAAC-TOUA Nursing, University of Newcastle. and G BAMMER with S Kippax, E Southgate, National Centre in HIV Social Research, University Lessons from the Alternative Birthing Services of New South Wales; Margaret Macdonald, Program (ABSP) by D BROOM with S Andrews, National Centre in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical ACT Chief Minister’s Department. Research, University of New South Wales. The fertility decline in Bangladesh by B CALDWELL, J CALDWELL and P CALDWELL with I ACT component of the Illicit Drug Reporting Pieris, Barkat-e-khuda, International Centre for System — 1999 by G BAMMER with J Fleming, Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh. consultant; B Cook, P Williams, T Makkai, Australian Institute of Criminology and the Accessibility of health and reproductive health National Illicit Drug Reporting System, assistance in Dhaka slums by B CALDWELL, J Investigators R McKetin, S Darke and W Hall. CALDWELL and P CALDWELL with I Pieris, Barkat- e-Khuda, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Psychiatric Epidemiology Research Centre Disease Research. Report on intervention study in challenging st National family planning programs in the 21 behaviours associated with dementia by Dr M Century by J CALDWELL, P CALDWELL and B BIRD and A KORTEN with Dr R Llewellyn-Jones, CALDWELL with Barkat-e-Khuda, International H Smithers and J Cohen of Hornsby/Ku-ring-gai Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Hospital, Sydney. Bangladesh; I Pieris, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh. Analysis of data from National Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing by Prof A S HENDERSON & Effecting declines in female circumcision by J Andrews, Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety CALDWELL and P CALDWELL with I O Orubuloye, Disorders, St Vincent’s Hospital, University of Ondo State University, Nigeria. NSW, Prof W Hall, Dr M Teesson, National Drug Quality of life cohort study by L LIM and T DIXON and Alcohol Research Centre, University of NSW. with R Heller, University of Newcastle.

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Molecular genetics and psychiatric epidemiology Validation of the Malaise Inventory by Dr B by Prof A S HENDERSON in collaboration with RODGERS with Prof A Pickles, University of Prof D Blackwood, Department of Psychiatry, Manchester, Dr S Collishaw, Dr B Maughan, University of Edinburgh, Scotland. University of London Institute of Psychiatry. Temperament and behavioural adjustment in Lifetime predictors of midlife psychological childhood: a longitudinal study of genetic symptoms in women by Dr B RODGERS with Dr D influences by Prof A F JORM with Dr S Easteal, Kuh, Dr R Hardy and Dr S Marshall, University JCSMR, Prof M Prior, Department of Psychology, College London. University of Melbourne. Depression and anxiety in abstainers, moderate PATH Through Life Project by Prof A F JORM, Dr drinkers and hazardous/harmful drinkers by Dr B H CHRISTENSEN, Dr B RODGERS, P A JACOMB, A RODGERS, A KORTEN, T CALDWELL and Prof A S KORTEN and other staff of CMHR with Dr K HENDERSON with Prof W Hall, L Degenhardt, Baghurst, CSIRO Division of Human Nutrition. National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, University of New South Wales. Well-Being in Nonagenaraians by Prof A F JORM with P Hillerås, Stockholm Gerontology Research Center. Mathematical Sciences, School of Mental health literacy in Singapore by Prof A F Mathematics Department JORM with Prof G Parker and other staff of the The family of dilute A lattice models by M T Institute of Mental Health, Singapore. L BATCHELOR with K A Seaton, La Trobe University. Online Resources and Cyberhub for Information The application of mathematical models to the on Depression (ORCHID) by Dr K GRIFFITHS and growth of stromatolites by M T BATCHELOR with Dr H CHRISTENSEN with Dr D Hawking, Centre for R V BURNE, ANU, B I Henry, University of New Mathematical and Information Sciences, CSIRO South Wales and S D Watt, University of New and ACSys, ANU. South Wales. Latent growth models of longitudinal data by Dr On boundary conditions in Bethe Ansatz solvable H CHRISTENSEN, A KORTEN, Prof A S HENDERSON models by M T BATCHELOR with J B McGuire, and Dr B RODGERS with Assoc Prof A Mackinnon, Florida Atlantic University. Mental Health Research Institute of Victoria; Dr S Hofer, Department of Human Development and Magnetised accretion discs by G V BICKNELL with Family Studies and Centre for Developmental and Z Kuncic, University of Victoria, Canada. Health Genetics, The Pennsylvania State High energy emission from blazars by G V University, USA. BICKNELL with S Wagner, Landessternwarte, Neuropsychology of dementia. Profiles in normal Heidelberg. aging by Dr H CHRISTENSEN and Prof M Kopelman, Interpretation of data on the TeV γ-ray blazar Academic Department of Psychiatry, St. Thomas’s Markarian 501 by G V BICKNELL with S Wagner, Hospital, London, UK. Landessternwarte, Heidelberg. National Survey of Mental Health and Well-Being, Coverings of groups with subgroups by R A BRYCE survey of low-prevalence (psychotic) disorders with L Serena, University of Florence. by A KORTEN and J MEDWAY with Dr M Evans, ACT Health; A Jablensky, V Morgan, University of Dinilpotent groups by P J COSSEY with S Western Australia; Prof J McGrath, Queensland Stonehewer, University of Warwick, UK and O Centre for Schizophrenia Research, Prof H Kegel, University of Freiburg, Germany. Herrman, University of Melbourne. Arithmetic of finite groups by P J COSSEY with T Analysis of the British 1958 birth cohort study Hawkes, University of Warwick, UK. by Dr B RODGERS with Dr C Power and S Hope, Properties of finite soluble groups by P J COSSEY University of London Institute of Child Health. with A Ballester-Bolinches, University of Valencia, Spain and K Doerk, University of Mainz, Germany.

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The structure of the Corner Transfer matrices for Mumford-Shah functional by J E HUTCHINSON the “Perk-Schultz” solvable lattice models by B with N Fusco, University of Florence, Italy. DAVIES with R B Zhang, University of Queensland. The structure of radical amenable Banach algebras Radio and optical observations of RE-J0317-853: by R J LOY with G A Willis, University of Newcastle, a suspected 2.2 MeV Gamma-Ray Source by L V Runde, University of Saarbrücken, Germany. FERRARIO with P Barrett, NASA/GSFC, M The analysis underlying some recent results in McConnell, CSIRO, S Drake, NASA/GSFC, J Lim, rheological sampling localization by R J LOY with Caltech, USA and S VENNES, ANU. R S Anderssen, CSIRO. Emission line formation in accretion funnels in Finite p-groups with many subgroups 2-subnormal AM Herculis systems by L FERRARIO with R by E A ORMEROD with G Parmeggiani, Università Wehrse, Institute of Theoretical Physics, degli Studi di Padova, Italy. University of Heidelberg. Electrical conductivity in the Earth by H F Spiral waves and periodic accretion in inter- PETERSONS with S-A Gustafson, Stavanger mediate polars by L FERRARIO with J R Murray, College, Stavanger, Norway. University of Leicester, UK, P J Armitage, Canadian Institute for Theoretical Physics and D Discs gone with the wind? by D T T WICKRAMASINGHE, ANU. WICKRAMASINGHE with G Shaviv, Israel Institute of Technology and R Wehrse, Institute of Piloting a cross-institutional collaborative Theoretical Physics, University of Heidelberg. approach to honours education in theoretical astrophysics by L FERRARIO with R J LOY, ANU The effects of tidally induced disc structure on and J Lattanzio, Monash University. white dwarf accretion in intermediate polars by D T WICKRAMASINGHE with J R Murray, University 3-D Radiation transfer in X-ray heated accretion of Leicester, UK; P Armitage, Canadian Institute flows by L FERRARIO with R Wehrse, Institute for for Theoretical Physics and L FERRARIO, ANU. Theoretical Astrophysics, University of Heidelberg. Magnetic braking and evolution of magnetic Mathematics and its Applications, Centre for binaries by L FERRARIO and D T Collaboration on teaching mathematical WICKRAMASINGHE, ANU with R Webbink, modelling using computing and case studies, University of Illinois. towards a second year text book by S B BARNES Use of genetic algorithms and the maximum with G Fulford, Mathematics, University of New entropy method in the modelling of the spectra South Wales, Duntroon. of isolated magnetic white dwarfs and magnetic Modelling mobile network traffic, including spatial CVs by L FERRARIO and D T WICKRAMASINGHE factors by D J DALEY with Dr S Hanly, Melbourne with P Hakala, University of Turku, Finland. University. A study of WD 1953-011, an isolated magnetic Long rang dependence properties of point white dwarf with an extreme field structure by L processes by D J DALEY with Dr R Vesilo, FERRARIO with D T WICKRAMASINGHE, ANU, P Macquarie University and Prof T Rolski, University Maxted, University of Southampton, UK and T of Wroclaw, Poland. Marsh, University of Southampton, UK. Modelling aggregate in concrete by D J DALEY Finite element approximations to solutions of with Dr A Karr and others, National Institute of geometric variational problems by J E Statistical Science, Research Triangle Park, USA. HUTCHINSON with G Dziuk, University of Freiburg, Aspects of sub-exponentiality and Long range Germany. dependence in queueing models by D J DALEY Random fractals by J E HUTCHINSON with L with Prof C Kluppelberg, Technical University Rüschendorf, University of Freiburg, Germany. Munich, Germany and Prof V Schmidt, University Phase transistions by J E HUTCHINSON with Y of Ulm, Germany. Tonegawa, Keio University, Japan.

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Modelling and estimation for transactional data with Prof S Yakowitz (deceased), University of by D J DALEY with Dr L D Servi, GTE Laboratories Arizona, USA. Inc, Waltham, USA. Quasi-likelihood by C C HEYDE with R Morton, Aspects of call-centres: modelling and optimal CSIRO, Canberra. management by D J DALEY with Dr L D Servi, GTE Nonparametric estimation of hazard rate under Laboratories Inc, Waltham, USA. the constraint of monotonicity by L-S HUANG, P Hand-off traffic in mobile communication systems G HALL and J GIFFORD with Dr I Gijbels, Université by D J DALEY with Dr L D Servi, GTE Laboratories Catholique de Louvain Institut de Statistique, Inc, Waltham, USA. Belgium. Variable susceptibility and infectivity in epidemic Finite element approximations to solutions of modelling by D J DALEY and J GANI with Prof S geometric variational problems by J E Yakowitz (deceased), University of Arizona, USA. HUTCHINSON with Prof G Dziuk, University of Freiburg, Germany. Service system outputs: modelling and inference by D J DALEY with Prof P Glynn, Stanford Random fractals by J E HUTCHINSON with Prof L University, USA. Rüschendorf, University of Freiburg, Germany. On patterns in sequences in random events by J Phase transitions by J E HUTCHINSON with Prof M GANI with Prof A Irle, University of Kiel, Y Tonegawa, Keio University, Japan. Germany. Mumford-Shah functional by J E HUTCHINSON Numerical simulation of immersion cooling of with Prof N Fusco, University of Florence, Italy. tempering steel by L GROSZ with Dr M Ehlers, Diffusion on fractals and random fractals by O D University of Karlsruhe, Germany. JONES with Dr B Hambly, BRIMS, Hewlett-Packard Parallel sub-stepping schemes for elasto-plastic Laboratories, Bristol, UK. stress analysis by L GROSZ and S G Roberts with Diamonds in thin Lie algebras by G JURMAN with S Kalyanasundaram, Z Ding and M Cardew-Hall M Avitabile, University of Trento, Italy. (FEIT). Module structure of free Lie algebras by L G Legendrian distributions on manifolds with KOVACS with Prof R M Bryant and Dr R Stöhr, corners by A W HASSELL with Dr A Vasy, University UMIST, UK. of California at Berkeley, USA. Proficient presentations and direct products of Maximum likelihood estimation of non-homog- finite groups by L G KOVACS with Prof K W eneous Markov chains by C R HEATHCOTE with Dr Gruenberg, Queen Mary and Westfield College, T J O’Neill and Mr B A Davis. London, UK. History of statistics by C C HEYDE with Prof E Generalized Fitting subgroups by L G KOVACS with Seneta, University of Sydney. Prof G R Robinson, University of Birmingham, Long-range dependence by C C HEYDE with Dr V UK. V Anh, Queensland University of Technology. Generalized Chiral Potts model by V V MANGAZEEV Heavy tails by C C HEYDE with Dr V V Anh, with Dr H Boos, Institute of Physics, Bonn Queensland University of Technology. University, Germany. Intermittency by C C HEYDE with Dr V V Anh, Three-dimensional integrability by V V Queensland University of Technology. MANGAZEEV with Drs S M Sergeev, Institute for Discrimination between non-nested families of High Energy Physics, Russia and R M Kashaev, St models by C C HEYDE with Prof M Markatou, Petersburg Mathematical Institute, Russia. Columbia University, USA. Singular integral operators with non-smooth kernels by A G R McINTOSH with Dr X T Duong, Statistical issues for time series problems of Macquarie University. stochastic finance and queueing by C C HEYDE

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Hardy spaces associated with operators having a Operator algebras and mathematical physics by holomorphic functional calculus by A G R D W ROBINSON with Prof O Bratteli, Oslo McINTOSH with Dr X T Duong, Macquarie University, Norway. University and Prof P Auscher, Amiens, France. Elliptic and subelliptic operators on Lie groups Monogenic functional calculus and Weyl by D W ROBINSON with Dr A F M ter Elst, Technical functional calculus by A G R McINTOSH with Dr B University, Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Jefferies, University of New South Wales. Operator algebras and wavelets by D W ROBINSON Maxwell’s equations on irregular domains by A G with Prof P E T Jørgensen, University of Iowa, R McINTOSH with Dr J Hogan, Macquarie USA. University and Dr R Grognard, Division of On second-order periodic elliptic operators in Radiophysics, CSIRO. divergence form by A SIKORA and D W ROBINSON Lie rings with maximal class by M F NEWMAN with Dr A F M ter Elst, Technical University, with Prof A Caranti, University of Trento, Italy. Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Testing finite presentations for finiteness by M F Spectral multiplier for a sublaplacian on SU(2) NEWMAN with Prof G Havas, University of by A SIKORA with Prof M Cowling, University of Queensland and Dr D F Holt University of Warwick, New South Wales. UK. Imaginary powers of second-order elliptic Groups with exponent six by M F NEWMAN with operators in divergence form by A SIKORA with Prof G Havas, University of Queensland, Dr A C Dr J Wright, University of New South Wales. Niemeyer, University of Western Australia and Prof Heat kernel bounds and spectral multipliers by A C C Sims, Rutgers University, USA. SIKORA with Dr X T Duong, Macquarie University Restricted Burnside groups with exponent seven and Dr E M Ouhabaz, Université de Marne-La- by M F NEWMAN with Prof M R Vaughan-Lee, Vallée, France. University of Oxford, UK and Dr E A O’Brien, Domain decomposition methods for boundary University of Auckland, NZ. integral equations in 2-dimension by T TRAN with Soluble length of groups with prime-power order Prof E P Stephan, University of Hannover, by M F NEWMAN and C SCHNEIDER, with Ms S Germany. Evans-Riley, University of Sydney. Improvement of qualocation methods by T TRAN Entropy of algebras by M F NEWMAN and C with Prof I H Sloan, University of New South SCHNEIDER with Prof A Shalev, Hebrew University Wales. at Jerusalem, Israel. Inverse scattering for locally perturbed half plane Coclass periodicity by M F NEWMAN with Prof C R by T TRAN with Prof R Kress, University of Leedham-Green, Queen Mary and Westfield Göttingen, Germany. College, London, UK. Fast solution methods for three-dimensional Groups defined by powers by M F NEWMAN with many-particle problems in linear elasticity by T Dr D F Holt, University of Warwick, UK. TRAN with Prof G Rodin, The University of Texas Variable selection and control in least squares at Austin, USA. problems by M R OSBORNE with Dr B Presnell, Discrete schemes for elliptic and parabolic Florida State University, USA and Dr B A Turlach, equations by N S TRUDINGER with Prof H-J Kuo, University of Western Australia, WA. Further National Chung-Hsing University, Taiwan. developments considered by Prof G A Watson, Degenerate Hessian equations by N S TRUDINGER Dundee University, UK. and X-J Wang with Prof N N Ivochkina, St Problems in the estimation of differential Petersburg Institute of Civil Engineering, Russia. equations by M R OSBORNE and Z Li with Dr T Robustness in sample surveys by A H WELSH with Prvan, University of Canberra. Dr A Kuk, National University of Singapore.

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R A Fisher’s use of scores by A H WELSH with Prof J Robinson, University of Sydney. Analysis of HIV/AIDS surveillance data by S R WILSON with Drs P J Solomon and G Bishop, University of Adelaide. Techniques for analysis of human genetic data by S R WILSON with Prof T P Speed, Walter & Eliza Hall Institute, Melbourne, Victoria and University of California, Berkeley, USA.

Graduate School, The Tobacco Control and the Liberal State: The Legal, Ethical and Policy Debates by J BALLARD with Prof E A Feldman, New York University, and Prof R Bayer, Columbia University and an international team, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Evaluating and using rainfall forecasts for decision-making on farms by R B CUNNINGHAM with CSIRO Plant Industry, John Webb Ware, Mackinnon Project, University of Melbourne. Monitoring Rufous Scub-bird populations by R B CUNNINGHAM with NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

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Pacific and Asian Studies, Research School of Disabilities and Handicaps (ICIDH) to indigenous people by K SENIOR with The Australian Institute Director’s Section of Health and Welfare. North Australia Research Unit South-East Arnhem Land collaborative research Federalism and national unity by Dr C FLETCHER project by K SENIOR with Prof J Bern, Faculty of with Prof G BROSIO, University of Torino, Turin, Arts, University of Wollongong. Italy. Coordination and assistance in the preparation Development of federalism-type options as a form of the ACIAR Fire Management Workshop in of a social safety net in Indonesia, Philippines, eastern Indonesia and northern Australia by Dr A Malaysia and Thailand by Dr C FLETCHER with the McWILLIAM undertaken in conjunction with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Cooperative Research Centre in Tropical Savannas, Development (OECD), Paris, France. and the Bush Fire Council of the Northern Territory. Economic study for the east Kimberley by Dr C FLETCHER with Sue Roman and Associates, South Strategic and Defence Studies Centre Australian Centre for Economic Studies, University Regional security by Prof D BALL with Department of Adelaide and Flinders University, and Dodson of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Lane Pty Ltd. Funded by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC), Kununurra. Regional security by Prof D BALL with Department of Defence. Study tour by a group of Ethiopian government officials on Australia’s system of democracy and Dr C BELL has been a collaborator on a project fiscal equity by Dr C FLETCHER with the coordinated by the UN University of Tokyo, Commonwealth Grants Commission. bringing scholars from about twenty universities, worldwide, together in a study on Kosovo and A business directory for the Australia-Indonesian the international community: the interaction of development area by Dr C FLETCHER with Northern force and diplomacy in the management of the Territory Chamber of Commerce and Industry and crisis by Dr C Bell and international associates the International Business Council. and coordinated by the United Nations University Economic impact of electricity costs on food by of Tokyo. Dr C FLETCHER with South Australian Centre for Global strategic prospects by Dr C BELL and the Economic Studies, University of Adelaide and University of Melbourne in association with the Flinders University. National Defence College. Regional development in South Australia and the Regional security policy by Prof P DIBB with the Northern Territory by Dr C FLETCHER with G Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Coombs and Prof C Walsh, South Australian Centre for Economic Studies, University of Adelaide and Australian defence policy and regional security Flinders University. by Prof P DIBB with the Department of Defence. Indonesian election debriefing. Dr C FLETCHER The US alliance system in the Asia-Pacific region with Centre for Southeast Asian Studies, Northern by Prof DIBB, Prof S Harris (RSPAS), General (rtd) Territory University, Darwin. J Baker, H White (Department of Defence) and A Oxley (International Trade Strategies Pty Ltd) with Translation of Indonesia’s law on statistics by Dr the John F Kennedy School of Government at C FLETCHER with Australian Bureau of Statistics, Harvard University, USA. Darwin. Regional defence and security policy by Dr S Sustainable development of tropical savannas by WOODMAN with Department of Defence. Dr C FLETCHER and Dr Chinna Arjunan Kannapiran with Dr G Kirby, Northern Territory Department Pacific Manuscripts Bureau of Primary Industries and Fisheries, Darwin. On the preservation and microfilming of its National field test of the relevance of the revised archives by PMB with the PNG Coffee Industry International Classification of Impairments, Corporation in Goroka.

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Arrangement and preservation of the Noser Accelerating growth through globalising Indian Archives by PMB with the Divine Word University, agriculture by Dr K P KALIRAJAN with Prof U Madang. Sankar, Madras School of Economics, Chennai, India. The supply of microfilms of research archives of the PNG National Fisheries Authority by PMB with Liberalisation of exchange controls in Bangladesh the Michael Somare Library, University of Papua by Dr G FANE with Dr H Ahammad, Economic New Guinea. Research Centre, University of Western Australia. The location and microfilming of the Court’s Building Institutional Capacity in Asia by Dr G judgements by PMB with the School of Law, FANE with the Research Institute for Asia and University of the South Pacific, Emalus Campus, the Pacific, Sydney University on behalf of the Port Vila, and the Supreme Court of the Republic Ministry of Finance, Japan. of Vanuatu. General equilibrium analysis of the Indonesian Microfilming the archives of the South Seas economy by Prof P WARR with Centre for Evangelical Mission by PMB with the Centre for International Economic Studies, University of the Study of Australian Christianity, Macquarie Adelaide. University, Sydney. The Korean economy by Dr H SMITH with Korea Locating and microfilming of Japanese Development Institute. Government reports to the League of Nations on Accelerating growth through globalisation of its South Sea Mandates by PMB with the Indian agriculture by Dr R SHAND with ACIAR, Department of History, University of Waikato. Madras School of Economics and National Council Microfilming the Fiji Museum’s collection of of Applied Economic Research, New Delhi, India. archives and manuscripts by PMB with the Fiji Irrigation modernisation and agricultural Museum. diversification in Sri Lanka by Dr R SHAND with Microfilming the archives of the Overseas the Institute of Policy Studies, Colombo, Sri Seamen’s Union by PMB with the Kiribati Islands Lanka. Overseas Seamen’s Union. Indian Ocean trade and investment project by Dr Microfilming the archives of Daughters of Our Lady R SHAND with Centre for Policy Research, New of the Sacred Heart by PMB with Daughters of Delhi, India. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Kiribati. Interstate disparities and economic reform in Technicalities of archival microfilming by PMB India by Dr R SHAND with National Council of with the National Archives of Kiribati. Applied Economic Research, New Delhi, India. Joint copying projects by PMB with the National Economic profiles in South Asia research Library of Australia, the Mitchell Library, the globalisation of Indian agriculture by Dr R SHAND Alexander Turnbull Library, the University of with Prof U Sankar, Madras School of Economics, Auckland Library, the University of Hawaii Library, India. the University of California Library, San Diego, Development, governance and the environment and the Yale University Library. in South Asia by Dr R SHAND with Dr Mohammad Economics, Division of Alauddin, University of Queensland, Centre for Policy Dialogue, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Singapore economy: key issues for the 21st century by Dr K P KALIRAJAN with Prof B Rao and Prof G Indian Ocean trade and development by Dr R Shantakumar, Department of Economics, National SHAND with Prof Mahender Reddy, University of University of Singapore, Singapore. Mauritius. Sources of growth in East Asia by Dr K P Management/organisation of publication Bulletin KALIRAJAN with Prof N Singh, Department of of Indonesian Economic Studies, Jakarta Edition, Economics, University of California, Santa Cruz, Dr C MANNING and Dr R McLeod with Center for USA. Strategic and International Studies, Jakarta. b Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions

Structural change, labour markets and Pacific and Asian History, Division of, international labour migration in the Greater Social impacts of the Freeport mine, Irian Jaya, Mekong Region by Dr C MANNING and P-C Indonesia by Dr C BALLARD with Dr N Sanggenafa Athukorala with Dr P Wikramasekera, and Dr A Dumatubun Universitas Cenderawasih International Labour Organisation, Bangkok. Jayapura, Indonesia and Dr G Banks, ADFA, Reform and recovery in East Asia by Prof P Canberra. DRYSDALE with D Nellor, IMF, Tokyo, Dr H Qing dynasty history and the Yuan Ming Yuan by Soesastro, Centre for Strategic and International Dr G R BARMÉ with Assoc Prof L Conner, Yale Studies, Jakarta, Prof M Kawai, World Bank, University, Hartford, Connecticut, USA. Washington, Dr B Nidhirabha, Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand, Prof C Findlay, History of Wang Fu Jing, Beijing’s main 20th University of Adelaide, Prof C S Yue, Institute of century commercial centre by Dr G R BARMÉ with Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore, Dr A Unite, Sang Ye, The Australia Council, Sydney. De La Salle University, Manila, The Philippines. Post World War II American cultural history by Beyond Japan Inc: transparency and reform in Dr G R BARMÉ with Assoc Prof R Gordon, Long Japanese governance by Prof P DRYSDALE with Bow Group, Boston, USA. Prof A Stockwin, Oxford University, UK, V Taylor, Digital Encyclopaedia Project by Dr G R BARMÉ st University of Melbourne, N Tanaka, 21 Century with colleagues at the Long Bow Group in Boston Policy Institute, Tokyo, Japan, Prof A Horiuchi, and the digital media faculty at MIT a major on- University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan. line interactive website, ‘The Encyclopaedia of APEC and its impact on China’s economic policy 20th Century Chinese History’. making by Prof P DRYSDALE with Prof C Findlay, The Cultural Revolution Documentary Film Project University of Adelaide, Prof Z Yunling, Chinese by Dr G R BARMÉ with Dr C Hinton and Assoc Prof Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, Dr Z R Gordon of the Long Bow Group in Boston, Prof Xiaobing, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, E Perry, Harvard University, Prof A Walder, Stanford Beijing, Dr S Xuegong, State Development University, Prof A Nathan, Columbia University. Planning Commission, Beijing, L Kai, State Information Centre, Beijing, Z Jianjun, Ministry Bursting the boundaries: places, persons, gender of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, and disciplines by Profs D DENOON, B V LAL and Beijing. H NELSON, Dr B DOUGLAS, C WEIR, M MORGAN and T BALEIWAQA (PAH, RSPAS) with Dr G Fry Issues, options and strategies for improving (IR, RSPAS), Dr P Turnbull (CCCR), K Teaiwa Japanese agricultural trade policies by Prof P (Anthropology, RSPAS), G Rawlings (PMB, RSPAS) DRYSDALE with Prof M Honma, Seikei University, and Dr J Martinello and Dr A Chanter (University Tokyo Japan, Prof A Rae, Massey University, of Canberra). Palmerston North, New Zealand. Blackwells History of Australasia project by Prof Europe, East Asia and APEC by Prof P DRYSDALE D DENOON with Dr M Wyndham, Australian with Prof D Vines, Oxford University, UK, Dr H National University, Canberra and Prof P Mien- Soesastro, Centre for Stratetgic and International Smith, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, NZ. Studies, Jakarta. A History of Papua New Guinea by Prof D DENOON Japan, Australia and APEC by Prof P DRYSDALE with Dr Augustin Kituai, University of Papua New with Prof K Ishigaki, Kobe University, Kobe, Guinea, PNG. Japan, Prof S Katayama, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan, Prof K Nagatani, Kobe University, Kobe, Encyclopaedia of Korea by Dr Y H CHOE-WALL with Japan, Prof R Miyao, Kobe University, Kobe, scholars from both Australian and overseas Japan, Prof H Lee, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan, universities. Prof S Nishijima, University, Kobe, Japan, Prof C History of science in the comparative perspective Findlay, University of Adelaide, Dr H Soesastro, by Prof J M D ELVIN with Dr A McFarlane, et al., Centre for Strategic and International Studies, King’s College, Cambridge, UK. Jarkara, Indonesia.

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Introduction of the concluding volumes of J Library, Canberra, Prof G Wang, NUS, Singapore, Needham et al, Science and Civilisation in China, Prof P Kuhn, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA, by Prof J M D ELVIN in collaboration with the Prof D Goodman, UTS, Sydney, Dr M Ip, Auckland Needham Research Institute. University, N Z, Dr C Inglis, Sydney University, Sydney, and Dr C-K Lai, Queensland University, Living genders: the embodiment of diversity in Queensland. Southeast Asia by Dr P JACKSON with Dr M Johnson, Department of Anthropology, University Economic History of Southeast Asia Project by of Hull, UK. Prof A REID with Prof R Elson, Griffith University, Encyclopaedia of the Pacific Islands by Prof B V Brisbane, Queensland; Dr J Butcher, Griffith LAL in collaboration with Pacific colleagues University, Queensland; Prof M Falkus, University around the world. of New England, Armidale; Assoc Prof A Kaur, University of New England, Armidale; Assoc Prof A genetic study of schizophrenia in Fiji by Prof B H Dick, Melbourne University, Melbourne; Dr J V LAL with Dr B Mowry, Wolston Park Hospital, Drabble, Sydney University, Sydney; Prof P Wacol, Queensland. Brocheux, Paris VII, France; Prof T Saito, Tokyo Okinawan development by Prof G McCORMACK University of Foreign Studies, Japan; Prof A with Prof C Johnson, Japanese Policy Research Booth, SOAS, University of London, UK; and Prof Institute, Cadiff, California. T Lindblad, Leiden University, Netherlands. Okinawan development by Prof G McCORMACK Asia-Pacific Network of Asian Studies by Prof A with Prof K Miyamoto, Ritsumeikan University, REID and Prof T MORRIS-SUZUKI with 25 Kyoto, Japan, Prof M Sasaki, Kanazawa University, representatives from 15 countries. Kanazawa, Japan and Prof K Takahara, Sapporo Politics and International Relations, Division of Gakuin University, Sapporo, Japan. Internation Relations, Department of Constitutional debate in Japan: documents and analysis by Prof G McCORMACK with Prof G Hook, Financial reform and financial governance by Dr University of Sheffield, UK. N HAMILTON-HART with K S Jomo, University of Malaya. Multiculturalism in an age of globalisation by Prof T MORRIS-SUZUKI with Prof T Iyotani, et The development of the hard disk drive industry al., Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo, Japan. by Dr G NOBLE with the University of California, San Diego. Internationalisation of Japanese science and technology information by Prof T MORRIS-SUZUKI European firms in Asia by Prof J RAVENHILL with with Dr M Low, University of Queensland and Prof Prof V K Aggarwal, University of California, S Nakayama et al., Kanagawa University, Berkeley. Kanagawa, Japan. Regionalism in Asia by Prof J RAVENHILL with Collaboration in the study of experiences and Program on International Studies in Asia, George participation in World War II in Papua New Guinea Washington University. by Prof H NELSON with Dr H Iwamoto, Tsukuba Technological change in East Asia after the University, Tokyo, Japan and other scholars, financial crisis by Prof J RAVENHILL with Prof R including Papua New Guinea. Samuels, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Research into World War II in Papua New Guinea Towards an ASEAN common market by Prof J by Prof H NELSON with the Australian War RAVENHILL with the University of the Asia-Pacific, Memorial. the Philippines. Collaboration with the Australian Museum on its US firms in Asia by Prof J RAVENHILL with Prof V opening exhibition by Prof H NELSON. K Aggarwal, University of California, Berkeley. Chinese southern diaspora by Prof A REID, Prof J New Zealand and Asia: perceptions, identity and M D ELVIN, Dr C REYNOLDS, Prof A CURTHOYS, engagement by Dr Y ZHANG with New Zealand and Prof V HOOKER with Dr M Ong, Parliamentary Asia Institute, University of Auckland. d Joint Research Projects undertaken with universities, CSIRO and other institutions

Strategic and economic dynamics of Northeast Prof O Jessep, Faculty of Law, University of New Asia by Dr Y ZHANG with Centre for Strategic South Wales. Studies, New Zealand and Department of Political Assisting the Papua New Guinea government to Studies, University of Auckland. formulate an integrated National Anti-Corruption Political and Social Change, Department of Strategy by Dr S DINNEN with the ANU’s Centre Collaborative research project by Dr J AMYX with for Democratic Institutions (CDI), and in Prof Michio Muramatsu, International Research collaboration with the regional director of the Center for Japanese Studies, Kyoto University, International Development Law Institute (IDLI). Kyoto, Japan This research was funded by the The meanings and practices of freedom in Asia Japan Society for the Promotion of Science and Africa by Prof B KERKVLIET with a group (JSPS). sponsored by the Center for the History of Freedom, Washington University, St. Louis, Papua New Guinea election study 1997 by Dr RJ Missouri. Organisers of the group are Prof R Davis, MAY with Department of Political and Washington University, St. Louis, and Prof R Administrative Studies, University of Papua New Taylor, Vice Chancellor, Buckingham University, Guinea. UK. A study of institutions in economic development North-East Asia Project by Dr C BARLOW with colleagues at several Southeast Asian Universities, Beijing University The multilateralism in Asia and Europe by Prof S and Oxford University. HARRIS with Prof S Nuttal, University of Bruges, A study of the Malaysian society and economy Belgium. by Dr C BARLOW with colleagues at Malaysian Society and Environment, Division of universities. Anthropology, Department of Asia Pacific security outlook 1999 by Dr R J MAY with the Japan Center for International Exchange, The future of tropical rainforest peoples in the Tokyo, and East-West Center, Hawaii. Pacific by Dr C FILER with the University of Kent, Canterbury. Regime change and regime maintenance in Asia and the Pacific by Dr R J MAY with various Policy that works for forests and people in Papua institutions in Australia and overseas. New Guinea by Dr C FILER with the International Institute for Environment and Development, UK. Muslim autonomy in Mindanao by Dr R J MAY with P Gowing, Memorial Research Center, Marawi Environmental adjustment in Papua New Guinea City, Philippines. by Dr C FILER with K Kalit and the World Resources Institute, Washington DC, USA. Case studies on Pacific Ombudsmen and Leadership Codes, as part of work directed The mining and petroleum compensation regime towards a regional conference and publication in Papua New Guinea by Dr C FILER with D Henton on evaluation of the experience of and R Jackson with the PNG Chamber of Mines Ombudsmanship in the Pacific by A J REGAN with and Petroleum, Port Moresby. Faculty of Law, University of South Pacific, Port The Kamoro/Mimika people of south-west Irian Vila, Vanuatu. Jaya by T HARPLE with the Rijksmuseum voor The origins of the Papua New Guinea Constitution, Volkenkunde, Leiden, The Netherlands. and the administration and reform of electoral Continuation of discourses surrounding new law in Papua New Guinea by A J REGAN with Prof technologies by Dr K ROBINSON with Assoc Prof E P Wolfers of the Department of History and J Goodall, University of Western Sydney, Politics, University of Wollongong. Hawkesbury, NSW. Twenty years of the operation of the PNG Gender component of population and Constitution by A J REGAN with E Kwa, Faculty development in eastern Indonesia by Dr K of Law, University of Papua New Guinea and Assoc ROBINSON with Dr Yulfita Raharjo, LIPI, Indonesia.

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Mangrove rehabilitation in south Sulawesi, The application of luminescence methods for the Indonesia by Dr K ROBINSON with Dr Y Winarto dating of rock art in tropical Australia by Prof R and other researchers, Department of JONES with Dr R Roberts, LaTrobe University. Anthropology, University of Indonesia. Fundamental research into the formation and Lead and social policy by Dr K ROBINSON with Dr dating of mineral skins overlying rock art in K McPhillips, University of Western Sydney and tropical Australia by Prof R JONES with Dr A Prof L Bryson, University of Newcastle. Watchman, James Cook University. Continuing collaboration with the White Eagle The age and sex structure of southern elephant clan by Dr D ROSE, Kurrindju country, North seals from the West Point midden, western Australia. Tasmania, and the likely cause of their local extinction due to prehistoric Aboriginal over- Continuing collaboration with the American hunting by Prof R JONES with Prof M Bryden, photographer Sharon D’Amico by Dr D ROSE. University of Sydney, and Dr S O’Connor, Reflections on the use of historical evidence in Department of Archaeology and Natural History the Yorta Yorta native title case by Dr D ROSE (RSPAS). with the Native Title Research Unit, AIATSIS. People of the Rivermouth: preparation of a CD Photography in Papua New Guinea by Dr M YOUNG ROM on the Djoborr Texts of Frank Gurrmanamana, with J Clark, University of Canberra. Anbarra community of the north coast of central Archaeology and Natural History, Department of Arnhem Land by Prof R JONES with Dr L R Hiatt, independent scholar, London, K McKenzie, Study of the environmental effects of complex National Museum of Australia and Dr B Meehan, societies in South Sulawesi, Indonesia by Prof G independent scholar, Canberra. HOPE and Dr D Bowdery with the OXIS team headed by Dr Bulbeck. Luminescent methods to date the last phase of the Australian marsupial megafauna by Prof R Continuation of the Antarctic Hut Site JONES with Dr R Roberts, La Trobe University, Remediation Project by W AMBROSE with Dr I and Dr T Flannery, Director, South Australian Godfrey, Western Australian Maritime Museum. Museum. Pacific Colonisation Project by Prof A ANDERSON The human ecology and land tenure of Aboriginal with Dr J P White, University of Sydney. communities in north eastern Arnhem Land, with Southern Margins Project by Prof A ANDERSON particular reference to the Anbarra and Ritharrngu with G O’Regan, Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu. peoples by Prof R JONES with Dr N White, La Trobe University, Dr B Meehan, independent Pacific Clay Sourcing Project by Prof A ANDERSON scholar, Canberra, and Dr L R Hiatt, independent with Dr D Kennett, California State University. scholar, London. Christmas Island Project by Prof A ANDERSON and Bridging Sunda and Sahul: the archaeology of Prof G Hope with Dr P Wallin and Dr H Martinsson- the border area between Asia, Australia and Wallin, Kon Tiki Museum, Oslo. Melanesia in Southeastern Maluku, Indonesia by Maupiti Project by Prof A ANDERSON with Prof E Dr S O’CONNOR with Prof M Spriggs, Department Conte, Paris I University and Dr Y Sinoto, Bishop of Archaeology and Anthropology, The Faculties, Museum, Honolulu. ANU, and Dr P Veth, Archaeology and Niue Project by Prof A ANDERSON with Dr R Walter, Anthropology, James Cook University, Townsville. University of Otago, New Zealand Work on glacial histories of New Guinea by Prof Completion of analyses of human skeletal remains G HOPE with Prof J Peterson, Monash University, from a third millenium BC collective burial by Dr and Dr M Prentice, University of New Hampshire, S BLAU with the National Museum of Ras al- USA. Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Fijian settlement impacts by Prof A ANDERSON, Prof G HOPE and G CLARK with Prof P Nunn,

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University of South Pacific and National Museum, Linguistics, Department of Suva, Fiji. Papuan comparative linguistics by Prof A PAWLEY Human Geography, Department of and Dr M ROSS with Prof W Foley, University of Maintenance of biodiversity by Dr B ALLEN with Sydney. J Sowei, Papua New Guinea National Research Kalam ethnobiology by Prof A PAWLEY with Dr R Institute, Port Moresby. Gardner, Auckland Museum, and Dr I Majnep, Simbai, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. Agricultural systems and land degradation by Dr B ALLEN with Dr G Humphries, Macquarie Prehistory of western Austronesian languages by University, Sydney. Dr M ROSS with Prof B Nordhofer, University of Frankfurt. Farming systems in Papua New Guinea by Dr R M BOURKE with S Ivahupa, P Igua and P Vovola, Pidgins and creoles by Dr D TRYON with Dr J-M Papua New Guinea National Agricultural Research Charpentier, LACITO, Centre National de la Institute, Lae, Papua New Guinea. Recherche Scientifique, Paris. Crop nutrient deficiencies in Papua New Guinea Mission languages by Dr D TRYON with Prof P by Dr R M BOURKE with A Hartemink, Mühlhäusler, University of Adelaide. International Soil Research and Information Typology of three-place predicates by Dr J Centre, Wageningen, The Netherlands. BOWDEN with Prof P Austin and Dr N Evans, Community economies by Dr K GIBSON with Dr J University of Melbourne. Cameron and Assoc Prof A Veno, Monash Gender Relations Project University. Citizenship, fertility and sexuality in Asia and Rethinking Regional Economy Project by Dr K the Pacific by Prof M JOLLY with Dr K Ram, GIBSON with Prof J Graham, University of Australian Research Council Research Fellow, Massachusetts, Massachusetts, USA. Macquarie University. Corporate ethics by L MALAM with Dr P O’Neill, Engendering health in the Pacific by Prof M JOLLY University of Newcastle, Newcastle. with Dr V Lukere and Dr P Laing, Victoria Comparative natural resource management by M University of Wellington, New Zealand. PRETES with Prof M Berman, University of Alaska- Gender and health in New Zealand by Prof M JOLLY Anchorage, Alaska, USA. with Dr J Park, Auckland University, New Zealand Globalisation and regionalisation in the Pacific (and Visiting Fellow, Gender Relations Project, by M PRETES with Prof C Smith, Stanford and National Centre for Epidemiology and University, California, USA. Population Health, ANU). United Nations Project on People, Land Oceanic transformations: gender and generation, Management and Environmental Change (UNU/ indigeneity and diaspora in the Pacific by Prof M PLEC) by Dr T YAMAUCHI with Prof R Ohtsuka, JOLLY with Prof M Mosko, Auckland University, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan. New Zealand, and Prof S Tcherkezoff, CREDO, Marseille, France. Economic History of Southeast Asia by Prof P RIMMER with Assoc Prof H Dick, University of Southern transitions — gender relations in New Melbourne, Melbourne. Zealand and the Pacific by Prof M JOLLY with Prof E Olsen, Dr A Cooper, Dr R Law, Dr H Grant, Globalisation and Urbanisation by Prof P RIMMER Dr J Leckie, Otago University, Dunedin, New with Assoc Prof H Dick, University of Melbourne, Zealand. Melbourne. Osaka-Kansai and Melbourne-Victoria by Prof P Exploring Asian/Australian identities, cultures and RIMMER with Prof J Benson and Assoc Prof H politics in an age of change by Dr L LAW with Dick, University of Melbourne, Melbourne. Ien Ang and M Thomas, Research Centre in Intercommunal Studies, University of Western Sydney, Nepean.

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Oceanpoint ethnography of an Australian suburb A report on access and equity issues for rape by Dr A WHITTAKER with Dr L Connor, University survivors by Dr P W EASTEAL with Canberra Rape of Newcastle. Crisis Centre. Sexuality, maternity and fertility in Asia and the Research on gender and criminology by Dr P W Pacific by Dr A WHITTAKER with Prof L Manderson, EASTEAL with L WOLFF, Law Faculty, ANU and Y Director of Key Centre for Women’s Health in Hosoi, University of Yoyo, Tokyo, Japan. Society, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry, and Health Organisation of administrative and teaching Sciences, University of Melbourne. arrangements, staff and student exchange program by R McCORQUODALE with University of Law Faculty Alabama, USA. Project on the impact of norm form on legal Development by P SPENDER of agreement for ANU negotiation by Prof S C BOTTOMLEY with Prof S to supply professional certificate in arbitration Parker, Monash University; Prof J Dewar, Griffith and mediation as a provider university with University; and Prof T Wright, Justice Research Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators and Centre. University of Adelaide. Project on investigatory and litigation powers P SPENDER, instructor, Australian Graduate School and functions of the Australian Competition and of Management, member working group, ANU and Consumer Commission by A D P BRUCE with the University of Canberra, Cooperation over Practical Australian Competition and Consumer Legal Education. Commission. Project on public sector employment law by P C Project on judicial review in Australian Democracy WEEKS with M Pittard, Monash University. by Prof T D CAMPBELL with Prof J Goldsworthy, Faculty of Law, Monash University. Editorial work on the Australian Federal judicial system by Dr F D WHEELER with B Opeskin, Faculty Project on extraterritoriality in international and of Law, University of Sydney. Australian law by Prof H CHARLESWORTH with Office of International Law, Attorney-General’s Research on gender and criminology by L WOLFF Department. with Dr P EASTEAL, Law Faculty, ANU and Y Hosoi, University of Yoyo, Tokyo, Japan. Project on feminist theory and international law by Prof H CHARLESWORTH with Prof C M Chinkin, London School of Economics. Project on veterans’ entitlements law in Australia by R M CREYKE with P Sutherland, Softlaw Community Projects and Department of Veterans’ Affairs. Project on environmental partnerships by Prof N A GUNNINGHAM with Victorian Environment Protection Agency and Department of Environment Western Australia. Prof N A GUNNINGHAM co-authored books with Dr P Grabosky, Australian Institute of Criminology; Assoc Prof R Johnstone, University of Queensland. Prof N A GUNNINGHAM was project leader on leaders and laggards in environmental regulation with University of California, Berkeley. Project on mobility decisions in the Family Court by Dr P W EASTEAL with Dr J Behrens, Law Faculty ANU and L Young, Murdoch University. h Principal Grants and Donations 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 donations reported to Council during 1999.

Grants

Donor Purpose Amount AACM International Pty Ltd Consultancy: Professional Services Consultancy — Monitoring and 71,890 Evaluation Specialist Aboriginal & Torres Strait Consultancy: Indigenous Access to Banking Services in Central Australia 20,000 Islander Commission Consultancy: ATSIC Submission to the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity 38,100 Commission’s Inquiry into Rural and Remote Education from the Perspective of Indigenous Children Consultancy: Barriers to Aboriginal Development 40,000 Consultancy: Regional Economic Study in the East Kimberley 87,000 ACT Cancer Society Adaptive Transfer of In Vitro Generated Dendritic Cells for Development of 34,312 Anti-Tumour Immunity ACT Chief Ministers Touring Exhibition of Graduates and Students of Canberra School of Art 13,585 Department Gold and Silversmithing Workshop ACT Department of Education and Biological Sciences in the ACT (BISACT) 33,400 Community Services Schools ACT Department of Urban Services Consultancy: Conservation Genetics of the Earless Dragon Lizard 8,664 American Orchid Society Grants for Orchid Research Development of New Genetic Markers for the Study of Gene Flow & Paternity 55,400 Analysis in the Sexually Deceptive Orchid Genus, Chiloglottis AOFR Pty Ltd Design, Fabrication and Evaluation of Planar Lightwave Circuits in Organically 54,000 Modified Silicate Glasses for Telecommunications and other Applications Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Consultancy: APEC Labour Market Information Group 76,900 Secretariat (APEC) Database Maintenance Phase II APEC Business Advisory Council Consultancy: AUSPECC/DFAT/ABAC 60,000 (ABAC) Asia Education Foundation NALSAS Studies of Asia Professional Development Modules Trial of English Modules 10,000 Austraining International Consultancy: Public Sector Placements-Customised Training/Work Attachments 155,278 Pty Ltd For PNG Public Officials Australasian Cochrane Centre, The Cochrane Review Project 10,000 Flinders Medial Centre Australia and Pacific Science Pleistocene & mid-Holocene Occupation of New Ireland & New Hanover 6,844 Foundation Grant-in-Aid The Origins of Highlands Rectilinear Field Systems: Archaeological & 8,660 Palaeoenvironmental Investigations of Phase 3 at KUK Swamp, Western Highlands Province, PNG Australia Council for the Arts Visual Arts/Craft Fund Touring Exhibition of Graduates and Students of Canberra 25,000 School of Art Gold and Silversmithing Workshop Across-An Exhibition of Indigenous Art & Culture 35,000 Australia-Indonesia Institute The Role of Islam in Indonesia’s Transition to Democracy 48,000 Australian Agency for Indonesian Project 2,506 International Development

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Consultancy: Ad Hoc Services for the Technical Advisory Group of the 3,500 South Pacific Sea Level and Climate Monitoring Project Consultancy: Short Course Training — Corruption and Anti-Corruption 7,172 Consultancy: Short Course Training for Penina Lalabalavu of Fiji in 8,700 Management and Organisational Change Grant: Meeting of East Timorese Political Leaders and Development Experts 23,724 Consultancy: Development & Public Policy Analysis Short Course for 31,062 Thai Participants Consultancy: Production Of Volume 14, No 2 1999 of The Pacific 47,615 Economic Bulletin Consultancy: Provision of Technical Services — Strategic 100,000 Planning Advice, East Timor Consultancy: AusAID Governance Training 100,000 Consultancy: Strengthening National Economic Management Short Course 109,922 Consultancy: Development and Public Policy Analysis Short Course for 118,459 Thai Participants Consultancy: Public Sector Management And Organisational 125,046 Change Short Course State, Society and Governance in Melanesia Project 162,280 The Philippine Economy Project 261,550 Provision of Grants to Support Funding for the Research Functions 551,000 of the National Centre for Development Studies Consultancy: Development of a CGE Model for Fiji 32,624 International Seminars Support Scheme Good Governance and Law in Indonesia 13,386 Resistance to behavioural change to reduce HIV/AIDS infection 19,940 Postdoctoral Fellowship for Research on Economic Issues in Papua New Guinea Implementation of the Exchange Rate System in PNG and Private Sector 59,321 Development, the Problem and Benefits of Implementing Industrial Zones in PNG Tourism as an Avenue Towards Economic Development for PNG — 59,321 Assessment of Tax Reform in PNG Centre for Democratic Institutions Consultancy — Thailand Democratic Governance Support Project 104,091 Australian Competition and Consultancy: Economic Advisory Services Arising and Longer Term Projects 10,500 Consumer Commission with General Research Agenda Covering Contract Theory, Industrial Organisation, Microeconomic Theory, Law and Economics Australian CRC for Renewable High School and Community Information 44,000 Energy Ltd PV/Trough Concentrator Systems 765,000 Australian Defence Force Provision of the Year One Familiarisation Training Program and the 74,100 Academy Advanced Mentoring Skills Program for ADFA Australian Federal Police Development of Powerful New DNA based Investigative Tools for the 10,000 Forensic Analysis of Cannabis Sativa Australian Greenhouse Office Consultancy: Guide to Workbook 4.2 and Supplement 2,500 Second Lead Authors Meeting, IPCC Working Group 10,000 Experts Funding Program Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Methodological Issues Relating to greenhouse Gas Inventories and 15,000 Emissions projections, Including IPCC Special Report on Land Use, Land Use Change, Forestry and Carbon Emissions. Consultancy: National Carbon Accounting System Decay of 36,475 Coarse Litter and Root Material

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Consultancy: Compilation of the 1997 National Greenhouse 75,000 Inventory for the Land Use Change and Forestry Sector Consultancy: Biomass and Accumulation under the National 111,260 Carbon Accounting System Australian Heritage National Estate Grants Program Commission Heritage and the Community — Theory and Practice, Part A 21,625 Australian Institute of Central Australian Conceptions of Health and the Body 14,666 Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies People and Place in the Tanami Desert 15,888 Technological Change in the Eastern Victoria River Region, 16,440 Northern Australia A Robust 14C Chronology for the Occupation of Australia 24,266 Australian Institute of Health Consultancy: Analyse and Report on Expenditure On Health 70,000 and Welfare Care For Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Peoples Australian Key Centre for Contribution to Conference: National Museums, Negotiating Histories 5,000 Cultural & Media Policy Australian Mineral Industries Igneous Metallogenic Systems of Eastern Australia 109,000 Research Association Limited Australian Nuclear Science & Visit to Canada, France, Hawaii Telescope, Mauna Kea, USA 2,300 Technology Organisation — Going Back in Time Crystallographic Studies of the N Terminal Domain of the Protein TyrR 2,600 Access to Major Research Facilities Program Visit SAAO, South Africa — Infrared JHK Photometry of 2,450 Hipparcos Subdwarfs Visit Keck Observatory, Cal/Tech University of California, Mauna Kea 2,700 Hawaii, USA — Star formation in Distant Galaxies Visit CTIO La Serena, Chile — Measuring Cosmic Deceleration & Global 2,720 Expansion of the Universe with Type La Supernovae Visit CTIO & ESO Chile — Galaxy Populations within Redshift Clusters 2,874 Visit to IRAM, Spain — Use of 3-m Telescope at Millimeter Wavelength 3,000 In Situ Determination of Precious Metal (AU,Ag) Solubilities & 6,050 Speciation Measured in Synthetic Fluid Inclusions Visit: Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, USA: In Situ 6,600 Determination of Precious Metal Solubilities & Speciation Measured in Synthetic Fluid Inclusions at T>350 C Visit La Palma Observatory, Canary Islands — Determining the Distances 6,820 to High Velocity Clouds EXAFS Characterisation of Implantation-Induced Disorder in 8,130 Compound Semiconductors Visit to Argonne National Laboratory — Phase and Interaction 10,207 of Prolate-Oblate Shape Co-existence Visit BioCAT, Advanced Photon Source — A Study of Hair in Disease 7,050 Australian Synchrotron Research Program (ASRP) — Research Fellowship Matrix Deformation in Rubber-toughened Thermoplastics 2,190 Visit IPNS, Argonne National Laboratory, USA — Silicalite & Zeolite A 3,885 Nucleation from Colloidal Solutions XRD and XAFS Study of Cobalt Doped Nanocrystalline 4,180 EXAFS Measurements of Amorphised Semiconductors. Grant to visit 4,480 ANBF, Photon Factory, Japan. Visit to ANBF, Photon Factory, Japan: The Stability of Cr2 6,530 Visit the BioCARS Workshop on Beamline Improvements, Advanced 2,276 Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, USA Visit the Photon Factory, Japan. Quarternary Niobium Oxides — 6,420 Metal Ion Ordering and Structure Refinement

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Visit Rutherford Appleton Lab, UK — Effect of Surfactant Dilution on 6,500 Membrane Structure Visit Argonne National Laboratory, USA — Potential of Hair as a 7,050 Diagnostic Tool For Breast Cancer #2 Australian Red Cross Blood Supply Consultancy: Haemovigilance Working Party 13,068 Australian Scientific Instruments Indentation Studies of Semiconductor Thin Films 15,000 Boao Investment Holdings Ltd for The Study On The Implementation Plan Of the Proposed ‘Asian Forum’ 153,800 consortium including COSCO Ltd and Hainan Provincial Government Bureau of Rural Sciences Individual Tradeable Quotas in the South East Fishery: Literature Review 7,650 and Analysis Central Western Regional Central Tablelands Farm Forestry Project Development Board Literature Review: ‘Ecology and Management of Cypress Pine and 16,849 Eucalypt Forests in the Western Districts of NSW with Special Emphasis on Privately Owned Forests. Clive and Vera Ramaciotti Immunohistochemical Evidence for Nitric Oxide Generation and Activity 10,000 Foundations in Human Cerebal Malaria Computer Algorithms for Identifying Antigens that Induce Diabetes 10,000 Role of Presynaptic Calcium in Short Term Synaptic Plasticity at a 10,000 Central Synapse Properties of Novel GABA Receptors in the Amygdala 10,000 A Microscope for Studying the Cell Physiology of the Intracellular 12,000 Malaria Parasite Unique Genes and Receptors Expressed by Dendritic Cells Produced in 15,000 Long Term in vitro Culture The Molecular Mechanisms Regulating the Retrograde Axonal Transport 18,000 of Neurotrophins and their Effect on Neuronal Survival Commonwealth Scientific Industrial GIS Training for Indian Forest Scientists 12,000 Research Organisation Noble Metal Geochemistry Of Magnetite From Volcanic Arcs 63,000 Consulate General of Republic Korean Film Evenings 7,920 of Korea Cooper (Rebecca L) Medical Gene Transfer Technologies — DNA Thermocycler 12,000 Research Foundation Cotton Research and Development Testing The Tomato I-2 Resistance Gene For Its Ability To Confer Fusarium 170,715 Corporation Resistance In Cotton CRC for Sustainable Development of Administration for the CRC for Sustainable Development of Tropical Savannas 49,355 Tropical Savannas CRC for Sustainable Production Plantation Policy-Makers: Stakeholder Perspectives and Issues of Concern 6,500 Forestry for Future Policy Development CSR Timber Products PhD Scholarship: Factors Affecting the Penetration of Resins in Decor Papers 10,000 Used for Low Pressure Melamine Overlays Dames and Moore Development of Evaluation Skills at the Regional Level for Commercial 43,375 Farm Forestry David and Lucile Packard Foundation The John C Caldwell Chair in Population, Health and Development 76,900 Department of Agriculture, Fisheries Review of Sustainable Yield Issues by the Wombat Forest Society 20,473 & Forestry Department of Communications, Visions of Australia Information Technology and the Arts What John Berger Saw 13,250 Department of Defence Consultancy: Development and Delivery of Module 4 of the Academic Program 117,792 of the ADC Professorship in Australian Defence History 360,000 Department of Education, Training Provision of Services Under the Aboriginal Tutorial Assistance Scheme (ATAS) 133,605 & Youth Affairs

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Australian Research Council Small Research Grants Dimensions of the Automorphism Groups of Smoothly Bounded Domains 3,652 in Complex Space The Colonial’s Past Present Perfect: Histories of Indigenous People and 4,600 of their Relations With Settlers in Australia and Aotearoa, New Zealand The Sources of American Conduct: Critical Reflections on US Strategy in 5,598 the Cold War and Beyond Spectroscopy of Exotic, Neutron-Rich Nuclei at and above the Doubly-Closed 6,200 Shell at 208 82 Pb 126 Japan’s Emerging Law Against Sexual Harrassment: Can Law Achieve Gender 6,300 Equity in Japan The Contribution of Military Surgeons to British Racial Science, c. 1815-1860 6,600 Feminist Perspectives on Australia and the Asian Crisis 7,700 Response to Land Use and Climate Change in the Luni River Catchment, NW India 8,030 The Importance of the Degree of Reduction for the Colour Development in 8,300 Copper Red Glazes History and National Identity in Post WWII Australia 9,000 A Model of IPO Market Fluctuations 9,600 Geographical Distribution of Lexical Tone Sandhi in the Wu Dialects 9,610 Uniform Versus Discriminatory-Price Treasury Bill Auctions 9,620 A Mathematical Approach to Stromatolite Morphogenesis and Classification 9,900 with Significance for Understanding the Evolution of Proterozoic Environments Studies in Orientalism, Gender and Nineteenth Century Visual Culture 11,110 The Impact of Corporate Restructuring on Wages and Employment 11,110 Remembering the Stolen Generations: The Cultural Politics of Trauma and 11,200 Memory in Contemporary Australia Products of Nilpotent Groups 11,430 Characterisation of Toughening Mechanisms in Rubber-Modified Thermoplastics 11,650 Leaders and Laggards: An investigation of Environmental Performance in the 12,000 Pulp and Paper Sector Biography of a Marriage: Harriett Gold and Elias Boudinot, 1820-1836, in 12,200 Connecticut and the Cherokee Nation Liability of Internet Service Providers for Online Content 12,290 The Application of Safe Chemical Treatments of Fabrics for Innovative 12,500 Contemporary Australian Textiles Short Term Implicit Memory and its Functional Role in Perception 12,600 Polymetallic Polymers 12,600 A Spectroscopic and Theoretical Study of Metal-Metal Bonded Complexes 12,750 Contingent Valuation for Public Outlays 12,820 Satellite Tracking of Flying-Foxes: A Trial of Concept 13,200 Colonial Art and Visual Culture in French Indochina, 1885-1935 13,200 Proof Theoretic Implementations of Computer Science Logics 13,200 Australian Credit Union Managers: Screening, Selection and 13,300 Socialisation Processes Biogeography and Endemism of Australian Plants 13,350 Genetic and Ecological Characteristics of Esherichia Coli from Primary 13,350 and Secondary Habitats A Nonlinear Financial Time-Series Study Using Evolutionary Algorithms 13,450 for Forecasting Australian Stock Market Indicators and Exchange Rates The Dreyfus Affair and the Jewish Body 14,300 Political Economy and Culture of Indigenous Peoples: A Central Indian 14,300 Case Study Nonverbal Communication and the Organisation of Interaction in French 14,720

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Areal Linguistics and Language Typology 15,000 Development of an Oral Vaccine to Prevent Shigellosis and Rotavirus Infections 15,200 A Colonial Disorder: Degeneration and Race in the Nineteenth Century Pacific 15,400 Competition, Frustration and Hypertension: A Psychophysiological Model 15,400 Competition, Frustration and Hypertension: A Psychophysiological Model 15,400 Accretion Processes in Interacting Binaries 15,500 Verified Code Optimisation for Statically-Scheduled Pipelined Processors 15,700 Support for a Feodor Lynen Fellow 16,000 Structure and Function of Ammonium Transporters from Arabidopsis 16,020 Reading Human Faces: From the Psychology of Facial Expression to the 17,000 Semantics of Facial Expression Debt Financing and Growth in (Small) Owner-Managed Firms 17,600 Investigation of Mechanochemical Reactions 17,600 The Etymology of Australian Words and Idioms 18,000 Irigaray and the Political: The Ethical and Political Philosophy of Luce Irigaray 18,000 Globalisation on Trial? The Impact of IMF Intervention in Asia on 18,000 Democratic Governance and Human Rights Protection The Implications of Extra-Territorial Legislation for Australia 18,000 A History of Australian Women Cartoonists from the Mid-Nineteenth 18,000 Century until Today Faecal Near Infrared Spectroscopy as a Predictor of Diet Quality in 18,150 Free-Ranging Marsupials Functional Capacity of CDa+ and CDa- DC Generated in Long Term in Vitro Culture 18,450 Bioactive Secondary Metabolites of Cyanobacteria 18,450 Chiral Gold- and Platinum-Based Anticancer Agents 18,580 Experimental and Computational Study of Laminar Hypersonic Boundary Layers 18,700 The Enlightenment World 19,000 Australian Piano Music of The Twentieth Century 19,000 Improve Hierarchical Decoder 19,300 Biophysical and Chemical Properties of a Small Synthetic Peptide-induced 21,360 Ion Current Activity in Artificial Bilayers Beam-splitters for Atom Interferometry 22,000 Asymmetric Synthesis of Natural Products using Fischer Carbenes 22,000 Integration of Membrane Transport and Metabolism During Nitrogen Fixation 22,000 in Symbiosomes from Soybean Nodules Structural Studies of the Mn Cluster Responsible for Oxygen Evolution in Plants 23,100 Data Analysis for Gravitational Radiation Detectors 25,000 Permeation of Ions Across the Potassium Channel: Electrostatic, Brownian 26,000 and Molecular Dynamics Studies Australian Research Council Collaborative Research Grants Catastrophic Flooding in Urban Areas 35,000 Australian Research Council Large Research Grants Regulation and Role of Uncoupled Respiration in Plants 90,000 Corporate Leadership in Twentieth-Century Australia 46,000 Assessment of Financial Risk, The use of Derivative Products and the 78,000 Development of Financial Risk Management models for Commonwealth Organisations Americanization, Popular Culture and Modernity in Australia 1915–1930 89,000 Beyond the French Feminisms: Twentieth Century French Women Philosophers 90,000 Macaroni Metropolis: Fashion, Gender, Sociability and Empire in Late 96,000 Eighteenth-Century Britain

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Extrapolating Leaf Palatability for Native Herbivores to Habitat Maps 99,500 through Hyperspectral Remote Sensing The Thai and Lao Writing Systems: Phonological Change and Orthographic 104,000 Practice The Role of Shareholders’ Meetings in Improving Corporate Governance in 107,000 Australian Public Companies A Theory of Cultural Scripts — A Model and Its Applications 130,000 Source and Evolution of Strongly Fractionated Granites 135,000 Australian Tiger Snakes as a Model System in Evolutionary Ecology: 135,000 Phylogenetic and Comparative Aspects of Body Size and Venom Evolution Australian Tiger Snakes as a Model System in Evolutionary Ecology: 135,000 Phylogenetic and Comparative Aspects of Body Size and Venom Evolution The Social Psychology of Intergroup Relations: Investigating the Role of 147,000 Individual and Group Factors in Explaining Ethnocetrism, Prejudice and Discrimination The Discrete Event Modelling and Control of Blending Production Systems 150,409 Jet-Cloud Interactions in Active Galactic Nuclei 166,000 The Palaeoceanographic Evolution of the Southern Tasman Sea 170,000 Measurement of the Interaction Between Colloidal Surfaces using a Device 172,000 Based on the Atomic Force Microscope Epilift Silicon Wafers 174,000 Signal Processing for Microphone Arrays 181,853 Models and Statistical Methods Concerned with Preventing Epidemics 186,369 Determinants of Evolutionary Trajectories in Elapid Snakes 193,000 Biased Bootstrap Methods 238,728 Random Tilings and Asymmetric Exclusion Processes 258,000 Corellated Photons: Quantum Experiments and Applications Using an 420,000 Optical Parametric Oscillator (OPO) Australian Research Council, Research Fellowships: Australian Research Fellowships Scattering Theory and the Quantum N-Body Problem 340,610 Australian Research Council, Australian Research Fellowships Scheme: Australian Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Melting Relations of Continental Crust Within the Diamond Stability Field- 169,223 Experimental Studies Related to Microdiamond Occurrence in Gneissic Terranes Quantitative Compositional Analysis of Materials with Heavy Ion Elastic 174,576 Recoil Detection Visual Images as Both Records and Products of Cultural Contact Between 174,576 Indigenous and White Australians Community Science: Improving the Theory, Policy and Practice of Volunteer- 174,576 Agency Collaboration for Resource and Environmental Management Cuckoo Parasitism and Host Defences in Australia 169,223 Metal Replacement Studies of the Oxygen Evolving Centre of Photosystem II 177,009 Sexual Selection in a Large Dasyurid Marsupial 172,793 Can Unrelated Transposable Elements Interact via their Transposases? 174,576 Pro-Indigenous Politics during the Inter-War Years: A Comparative Study 142,266 of British Commonwealth Women’s Activism Hydrophobic Attractions & Electrostatic Replusions: Transitional Effects 177,009 Australian Research Council, Australian Research Fellowships Scheme: Senior Research Fellowship Applications of the Choice — Theoretic Approach to Economic Analysis 313,161 Advanced Organometallic Materials 388,025 Synaptic Biophysics 375,658 Areal Linguistics and Language Typology 521,935

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Australian Research Council, Research Fellowships Program: Queen Elizabeth II Fellowship Characterising the Island Southeast Asian Neolithic Transition: A Comparison 378,715 of Preceramic and Ceramic (Neolithic) Maritime Cultures in the Aru Islands Australian Research Council, Indigenous Researchers Development Scheme The Protection of Indigenous Rights in Australia and Canada: 17,900 A Comparative Legal Study Evaluations and Investigations Program Australia’s Information Future Workshop 20,000 Postdoctoral Training and Employment Outcomes 83,320 Quality Assurance and Accreditation in Australian Higher Education 94,260 Australian Research Council, Higher Education Innovation Program Teaching Excellence in Social Science (National Award for University 40,000 Teaching: Social Science) Fieldscreen Development 155,050 Australian Research Council, International Research Fellowship The Making and Reception of Contemporary Oceanic Art 82,628 Applications of Three-Dimensional Radiative Transfer to Problems in Astrophysics 84,767 Australian Research Council, International Researcher Exchange Program (IREX) Bioactive Constituents of Eucalyptus Foliage 21,400 Pattern Recognition in the Honeybee: Neural Mechanisms Underlying 53,409 Orientation Analysis Light Emission from Self-Assembled Nanocrystals in Silicon Dioxide 60,203 Understanding and Applications Electron Collision Studies of Excited Atoms and Molecules using Recoil 97,278 Atom, Time of Flight Spectroscopy Australian Research Council, Research Infrastructure Equipment and Facilities Program Australian Key Journals Project: Increasing Access to Australian 100,000 Research Information The Use of Digital Imaging to Study the Movement of Ions and Proteins following Receptor Activation in Multiple Cell Types 120,000 Multi-photon Fluorescence Microscopy for Live-cell Applications 126,000 Electrical Discharging Machine Facility 170,000 Enhanced Data Acquisition System for the Detection of Exotic Nuclear States 350,000 National Experimental Field Robotics Facility 492,000 Metal Organic Chemical Vapour Deposition Reactor for the Growth of III-V 1,100,000 Compound Semiconductor Australian Research Council, Strategic Partnerships with Industry — Research & Training (SPIRT) Low Night Temperature Inhibition of Subsequent Photosynthetic 62,268 Assimilation in Grapevines: Understanding the 10 degree Threshold in Cool Climate Vineyards Indentation Studies of Semiconductor Thin Films 62,268 Invariant Cluster Analysis for Data Mining 62,268 Evaluating Environmental Regulation: an Empirical Analysis of Reform 174,000 in Australia Design, Fabrication and Evaluation of Planar Lightwave Circuits in 219,840 Organically Modified Silicate Glasses for Telecommunications and other Applications Linking Catchment Characteristics to Sediment and Nutrient generation in 62,268 the Upper Murrumbidgee — A New Modelling Framework University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific (UMAP)

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Year in China (Beijing University, Shanghai University, University of 54,000 Science & Technology of China in Hefei) Year in China: Year in Chinese, Tapei 22,000 Year in Korea (Keimyong University, Ewha Women’s University, 27,000 Hanguk University) Consultancy: Reporting on the Higher Education Reform Agenda in Japan 27,709 and Opportunities for Australian Higher Education Institutions Department of Employment, Work- Consultancy: Innovative Labour Market Adjustment Programmes and 31,140 place Relations & Small Business Policies in APEC Member Economies: A Report Department of Environmental Evaluating Environmental Regulation: an Empirical Analysis of Reform in Australia 6,000 Protection, Western Australia Department of Family and Consultancy: Provision of Consultancy Services for the Evaluation of a 20,000 Community Services Pilot Program for Parenting Payment Recipients National Council for Prevention of Child Abuse Research Grants An evaluation of an intervention program to combat child abuse and neglect 39,201 and to provide health promotion for children of drug users Department of Foreign Affairs Research and Development Grant: Issues, Options and Strategies for 30,000 and Trade Improving Japanese Agricultural Trade Policies Consultancy: Asian Agrifood Demand Modelling 71,595 Consultancy: ASEAN Auto Industry Consultancy 220,500 Department of Health (NSW) National Women’s Health Program Gender, Diabetes and Health 50,000 Department of Health and Aged Care Mental Health Index and Child Behaviour Checklist 19,235 Consultancy: Assessment of Aboriginal Health Needs In ACT & Region 70,000 Especially Aged Care & Treatment For young indigenous people with high levels of alcohol and other drug abuse. Public Health Division Developing and Conducting a Master of Applied Epidemiology in Aboriginal 500,000 Health Course Department of Human Services Consultancy: Financing of Laboratory Activity of Public Health Significance 59,850 (Victoria) Department of Industry, Science Technology Diffusion Program and Resources Atomic and Molecular Databases Producers and Users International 4,734 Interactive Forum Developing a Business Model for Commercialisation of Semiconductor 65,000 Photonics Components. Industrial Research Alliances Progam Models for the Deposition of Banded-Iron Formations, a Holistic Sequence 6,590 and Stable Isotope Approach High Peformance Computing and Advanced Visualisation in Plasma 14,000 Physics Research Impurity Effects in Mesoscopic Systems 20,000 Industrial Research Alliances Progam — Multicolour Active Galactic Nuclei 39,180 Monitoring with an Automated 2 Metre Telescope The Cooperative Research Centres Program Greenhouse Accounting CRC 15,360,000 Targeting Research Alliances Fieldscreen Research Project — International Research and Commercial 12,910 Alliances Developing a Strategy for Cooperative Materials Technology Projects with China 30,000 Department of Land and Water Linking Catchment Characteristics to Sediment and Nutrient generation in 45,000 Conservation, (NSW) the Upper Murrumbidgee — A New Modelling Framework Department of Natural Resources Consultancy: Understanding Public Participation in Forest Planning in Australia 10,000

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Department of Prime Minister Consultancy: Discussion Paper on Indigenous Retention Rates 23,400 and Cabinet Department of Urban Services Linking Catchment Characteristics to Sediment and Nutrient generation 30,000 in the Upper Murrumbidgee — A New Modelling Framework Earthwatch Earthwatch Volunteer Field Project Assistance (Leadbetter’s Possum) 38,800 Department of Employment, Work- Consultancy: Analysis of date from the longitudinal survey of ATSI job seekers 106,000 place Relations and Small Business Environment Australia National Heritage Trust Bushcare Program The Cost of Revegetation 20,000 Participatory Program Grants Revision of Gastrolobium (Fabaceae) 3,500 A Revision of the Lichen Genus Buellia in Australia 45,000 Environment Protection Authority, Evaluating Environmental Regulation: an Empirical Analysis of Reform 37,500 Victoria in Australia Environment Protection Agency, NSW Consultancy: Review paper on techniques to estimate catchment exports 20,000 Flinders University of South Australia Research Infrastructure Equipment and Facilities Program National Facility for Collision Studies of Molecules and Radicals 100,000 of Technological Interest Forest and Wood Products Research Evaluation of Soil Organic Matter as a Meaningful Indicator of Important 200,000 and Development Corporation Soil Properties and Processes in Native Forest Ecosystems Gordon Darling Foundation Grants in the Visual Arts What John Berger Saw 8,000 Grains Research & Research Scholarship / Undergraduate Honours Scholarship 1999–2000 Development Corporation Characterisation of Gaeumannomycin: A New Anti-fungal Agent Effective 78,000 against Take-All Fungal Pathogen Grape & Wine Research & Improving Vineyard Productivity And Sustainability And Wine Quality 59,523 Development Corporation Through Better Analysis Of Key Rock, Soil And Landscape Factors Green Medicine Company, The Clear the Way Flu Trial 20,000 Greening Australia Limited Consultancy: Environment Gap Analysis for Bushcare Support 13,000 GRM International Pty Ltd Consultancy: India Australia Training and Capacity Building Project 24,725 (IATCBP) SP 27 — Improved Efficiency of Sikkim State Agencies Health Insurance Commission Invariant Cluster Analysis for Data Mining 15,000 IEEE Electron Devices Society 11th International Semiconducting and Insulating Materials Conference 153,800 Institute of National Affairs Consultancy: Compensation Policy In Papua New Guinea 171,275 International Finance Corporation Consultancy: China Private Sector Study 436,400 International Monetary Fund Reform and Recovery in East Asia: The Role of the State and Economic Enterprise 50,000 International Reading Association Eva Knight Grant Integrating Perceptual and Cognitive Models of Dyslexia 7,700 Land & Water Resources Research Modelling the Effects of Land use and Climate on Erosion, Phosphorus 16,000 & Development Corporation and Sediment Movement in the Namoi River Postgraduate Research Scholarship Award Environmental Science: From Independent Experts to Post-Modern 75,000 Process Managers Lanz Agricultural Consulting Consultancy: P Release Trial at Robertson, NSW 7,440 Medical Research Council Centre Overexpression and Purification of the Extracellular Domains of the 53,300 Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Monash University Consultancy: Evaluation of the ACT Pilot Database for the National 9,397 Coroners Information System (NCIS) Australian Mekong Research Network Consultancy 9,600 Biological Evaluation of the Spinosyn Class of Insecticides 68,000 Motor Neurone Disease Research Grants-in-aid Institute of Australia Inc

140 Principal Grants and Donations

Determining the Role of Cu/Zn Superoxide Dismutase (SOD1) in 21,000 Motor Neurone Disease Persistent Sodium Channels in SOD Mutated Motor Neuron: A Novel Target 23,500 for ALS Drug Treatment Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences Software Licence Agreement — Powerhouse 25,000 National Australia Bank Call Centre Robustness 12,650 National Board of Employment, Membership in the ARC Research Training and Careers Committee 11,980 Education and Training National Centre for Immunisation Consultancy: Comparison of Projected Benefits from Vaccines Likely to be 28,080 Research and Surveillance Licensed in Australia Before 2001 National Council for the Centenary Centenary of Federation Fund of Federation The Oxford Companion to the High Court of Australia 75,000 National Council of Independent Consultancy: Evaluation of Vocational Education Project 16,000 Schools Association National Health and Medical Dora Lush (Biomedical) Postgraduate Research Scholarships Research Council Features of the Visual Input and Neurotransmitters Responsible for 8,884 the Control of Eye Growth Imprinting of Immunological Self-recognition in the Foetus 35,550 Equipment Grant Support X-Ray Film Processor/Developer 10,000 Light Microscope 13,000 PHRDC — CARG Scholarship Human Rights and HIV/Aids 22,683 Project Grants Passive Smoking and Age-related Maculopathy: The Blue Mountains 30,569 Health Study Antimalarial Properties of Clotrimazole and Other Imidazoles 179,518 Regulation of Nuclear Import of HIV-1 Proteins 205,389 Ion Transport in the Malaria Parasite, Plasmodium Falciparum 220,482 An Economic and Epidemiological Simulation Model of Cancer and 222,066 Cardiovascular Disease Characterisation and Regulation of Chloride Channels in Cardiac and 372,943 Skeletal Sarcoplasmic Reticulum in Mammals Interactions Between Afferent Channels in Vision: Basic Neurophysiology 413,772 and Implications for the Pathology of Dyslexia Investigation of Biological Ion Channels: Theoretical Formulation, 1,005,463 Computer Simulation and Experimental Verification Peter Doherty Fellowship Gene Transfer Technologies 213,624 Structural & Biochemical Analysis of Soluble Nicotinic Acetylcholine 215,338 Receptor Extracellular Domains C J Martin Fellowship Structure — Activity Relationships for the Interaction of Gemini Surfactants 227,537 with Various Cell Lines: Towards Targetted Drug Delivery National Heart Foundation of Australia Grants-In-Aid for Research Anatomical and Functional Variation in the Mesenteric and Iris Arterial 89,100 Vasculature; Correlation of Myoendothelial Communication and Mechanisms of Endothelium Dependent Relaxation National Museum of Australia Content Developer — Land and People Program 8,115 Consultancy: Land Rights Exhibition, Gallery of Aboriginal Australia, 9,200 National Museum of Australia Conference — National Museums: Negotiating Histories 25,000

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National Native Title Tribunal Native Title Agreements and the Corporate Needs of Indigenous 21,000 (Commonwealth) communities Network Economics Consulting Consultancy: Population Dispersion in Australia and the United States 7,138 Group Pty Limited News Limited Consultancy: Research Programme For Improving DTV Receivers 40,000 Novartis Institute for Functional Collaborative Program To Identify Mice With Neurological Mutations 800,000 Genomics Inc NSW National Parks and Wildlife Consultancy: Monitoring Regime for the Striped Legless Lizard 2,000 Service Consultancy: Kiandra Archaeological Project: Preparation of Collections 5,000 for Archival Storage Private Forestry Council Victoria ANU Forestry Market Report 10,000 Queensland Forestry Research Exploring the Potential of North East Australian Hardwood Timbers for 76,216 Institute Innovative Furniture Real World Computing Partnership Vision Guided Navigation Technology 127,000 Rio Tinto Exploration Pty Ltd Chemistry of Diamond-indicator Chromite, Cr-diopside and Garnet from the 10,500 Kimberley Region, WA and the Diamond-bearing Potential of Lithospheric Mantle Domains beneath NW Australia Rio Tinto Services Ltd Consultancy: A Socioeconomic Profile of the Aboriginal Population of the 30,000 SE Arnhem Region Rockefeller Foundation John C Caldwell Chair in Population Health & Development 232,000 Rural Industries Research and Travel Grant IFOAM Conference Italy 600 Development Corporation Research and Development Grants ANU Forestry Market Report, 1999-2000 42,100 Issues, Options and Strategies for Improving Japanese Agricultural Trade 93,000 Policies Travel/Conference Funding Program Travel Grant to Attend 9th International Near Infrared Spectroscopy 2,775 Conference Joint Venture Agroforestry Program Inorganic-bonded Wood-composites Manufactured from Mallee Eucalypt 46,157 and Melaleuca Species Sagric International Pty Ltd Professional Short Courses Philippines — Australia Short Term Training Program (PASTT) 24,906 Schering-Plough Pty Ltd Consultancy: Remicade (Crohn’s Disease) Project 18,000 SMEC International Pty Ltd Australian Education International (AEI) Scholarship — Taiwan (DETYA) 40,000 Australian Education International (AEI) Scholarship — Korea (DETYA) 40,000 Snowy Mountains Hydro IHACRES Assessment of Island Bend Catchment 15,000 Electricity Authority South East NSW Regional Plantation Private Native Forest Management and Value Added Project 121,400 Committee Inc Southcorp Wines Pty Ltd Low Night Temperature Inhibition of Subsequent Photosynthetic Assimilation 7,500 in Grapevines: Understanding the 10 degree Threshold in Cool Climate Vineyards Sylvia and Charles Viertel Bursary Charitable Foundation Masters in Applied Epidemiology (Indigenous Health) 154,000 Taipei Economic and Cultural Office Consultancy: Civil Service Development Program 53,400 Telstra Corporation Limited Research & Development Program Improvement Estimates of Resource Requirements for C&C Service 246,023 Collaborative (Contract) Research & Development TBS Process Improvement 197,944 Consultancy: The Telstra-ANU Variation Reduction Program 1,926,000

142 Principal Grants and Donations

The Energy Corporation of NSW Sustainable Energy Research and Development Fund New South Wales Efficiency Improvements Of Commercial Multicrystalline Solar Cells 256,976 The Ford Foundation Grants Program Managing Transition in East Timor 55,500 Staff Training and Development in Anthropology and Sociology 228,000 The Fred Hollows Foundation Aboriginal Health Funding Nutrition and Health Outcomes Among Jawoyn People 25,000 The Getty Getty Grant Program The Oxford Companion to Aboriginal Art & Culture 313,000 The Hawthorn Consulting Group Consultancy: Environmental Economics 2 in Vietnam 33,780 Consultancy: Environmental Economics 3 Short Course In Hanoi, Vietnam 33,780 Consultancy: Training of Trainers of Integration of Social Development 46,460 Policies with Economic Planning in Vietnam Consultancy: Debt Management Workshop in Samoa 46,720 Consultancy: Policy Seminar On Integration of Social Development Into 73,820 Economic Planning Course 3 In Vietnam The Intel Corporation Verified Optimisations for the Intel IA-64 Architecture 29,700 The Japan Foundation Asia Centre Grant Programs Reform and Recovery in East Asia: The Role of the State and 15,000 Economic Enterprise Visiting Professorship Program for Japanese Studies Asia Pacific Research and Development: Visiting Professorship Program 19,256 for Japanese Studies The Research/Conference/Seminar Program for Japanese Studies Beyond Japan Inc. — The Transition to Transparency 28,537 The Preparatory Commission For The Consultancy: Preparation and Construction of Infrasound Station IS 7 292,800 Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban at Warramunga Treaty Organization Consultancy: Testing and Evaluation of the Seismic Station PS2, Warramunga 461,250 The Procter & Gamble Company Ball Milling of Oxide Pigments 10,800 The Sasakawa Peace Foundation Training of North Koreans on Marketisation in Transitional Economies 20,000 Policy Research on Economic Reform in Korean Peninsula 55,400 The Sir William Dobell Art Foundation Exhibition: A Tribute to William Dobell 10,000 The United Nations University Project on Population Growth, Land Transformation and Environmental 70,200 Change (PLEC) The University of Adelaide Research Infrastructure Equipment and Facilities Program Australian Key Journals Project: Increasing Access to Australian 15,000 Research Information The World Bank Consultancy: Indonesian Forest Sector Issues Research 76,900 UK Department for International Consultancy: Himachal Pradesh Senior Officers Tour to Australia 28,500 Development United Nations Economic & Social Consultancy: Non-Tariff Measures and Pacific Island Countries 26,900 Commission for Asia & the Pacific (ESCAP/ITECD Consultancy) United Nations Food and Agriculture Global Survey and Analyatical Framework for Forestry Outgrower Arrangements 15,400 Organisation United Nations Office for Project Consultancy: Support To The Pacific Regional Conference On Governance 28,800 Services For Parliamentarians United States Air Force Office of Tbit/s Optical Packet Processing using Resonant Soliton Logic Gates 45,900 Scientific Research United States Information Service US-China Relations Conference 16,200 University Of New South Wales NHMRC Grant — Intracellular Phosphate as a Determinant of Mammalian 27,203 Skeletal Muscle Fatigue

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Vision Abell Pty Ltd Consultancy: Indigenous Development of Photodector Materials (WP5b) 90,000 Volvo Technological Development AB Technological Development Project Grants Vision based Human-Machine Interface Project 52,735 Wellcome Trust Major Equipment Awards for Biomedical Research in Australia Calcium Release from Sarcoplasmic Reticulum and Contraction in 253,259 Striated Muscle Wenner-Gren Foundation for Art and Debates about Identity in Settler-Colonies (Fieldwork) 8,500 Anthropological Research Inc. Mobility & Risk Reduction: Investigating Changes in Provisioning Strategies 27,700 among Aboriginal Hunter-Gatherers in Semi-Arid Australia World Bank (via Federation of Business Regulatory Reform in Korea: International Benchmarking and 130,800 Korean Industries) Policy Recommendations World Health Organization Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) Reverse Genetics of Caenorhabditis Elegans to discover New Antifilarial 22,800 Drugs Reverse Genetics of Caenorhabditis Elegans to validate New Antifilarial 30,800 Drug Targets Sub-total GRANTS $5,000 and above $48,421,885

Donations

Donor Purpose Amount Al-Ghandi The Al-Gandhi Lecture on Islamic Civilisation 50,000 Allaway, R Oxford Australia Fund 5,000 Allen, D C K Cambridge Commonwealth Fellowships (Australian Appeal) 7,500 Anonymous Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering 18,997 Anonymous E E Tory Endowment Fund 40,000 Anonymous Study of Optic Nerve and Retina 5,000 ANU Admin & Allied Officers Staff Development Endowment Fund 90,723 Association Atkinson, W J CRES Director’s Special Purpose Fund 10,000 Australian Agency for International National Thai Studies Centre Conferences and Sales Fund 10,500 Development Australian Fulbright Association, The Fulbright Scholarship Fund 17,010 Australian Skeptics Science The Stromlo Exploratory 10,000 AXA Australia Cambridge Commonwealth Fellowships (Australian Appeal) 100,000 Biodiscovery Ltd Professor Peter Doherty Scholarship 84,000 British Council Oxford Australia Fund 22,000 Buchen-Osmind, C Research School of Biological Sciences 5,000 Bunyan, P Paul Bunyan Memorial Scholarship 25,000 Burgmann College Burgmann College Endowment Bursaries 250,000 Canberra Tradesmen’s Union Club Noel Butlin Archives Centre Endowment Fund 20,000 Consolidated Press Holdings Cambridge Commonwealth Fellowships (Australian Appeal) 200,000 CRASys Cooperative Research Centre The CRASys Scholarship and Research Endowment Fund 20,000 Commonwealth Bank Sir Roland Wilson Foundation 5,000 Dibb, P Strategic and Defence Studies Centre 20,000 Downing, J Cambridge Commonwealth Fellowships (Australian Appeal) 7,500 Duffield, J D Duffield Chair in Astronomy 25,000 Electro Optic Systems Pty Ltd The Stromlo Exploratory 22,500 Eli Lilly Australian Pty Ltd National Health Services Centre 7,896 Ergas, H, Network Economics Canberra School of Arts Project 19,000

144 Principal Grants and Donations

Fenner, F Fenner Foundation 25,000 Fenner Hall Scholarships 10,000 Frank and Bobbie Fenner Conference 20,000 Ford Foundation, The Pacific Area Forum on Trade & Development (PAFTAD) Conference 457,526 Endowment Fund Griffin, P M Fenner Hall 7,500 Harvard Club Of Australia Robert Gordon Menzies Scholarship Fund 171,645 Heydon, J D Oxford Australia Fund 22,500 Holdsworth, R School of Music Opera Production 6,000 ISIS To Support the Australian National Committee of the Council for Security 18,771 Co-operation in the Asia-Pacific Kopke, P J Cambridge Commonwealth Fellowships (Australian Appeal) 13,000 Kornfeld, F Kornfeld Scholarship Fund 20,000 KPMG National Office Robert Gordon Menzies Scholarship Fund 10,000 Kypriano, T Paul Thistlewaite Memorial Scholarship 5,000 Lee, Q W Sir Quo-Wei Lee Scholarships 175,000 Lions NSW ACT Save Sight Foundation National Health Services Centre 16,666 Liu, U Y T Alumni Appeal 10,000 McCormack GP & F General Running Costs and Proceeds of Conferences 12,000 Nm Rothschild & Sons Aust The Stromlo Exploratory 25,000 Osmond, C B Bio-Informatics Consultancies. 6,000 Pacific Dunlop Noel Butlin Archives Centre Endowment Fund 7,000 Paul Dibb & Associates P/L Strategic and Defence Studies Centre 10,000 Reserve Bank of Australia Sir Roland Wilson Foundation 15,000 Rowley, F & J M Oxford Australia Fund 5,000 Santamaria, J G Oxford Australia Fund 10,000 Sheu, C Bruce Hall Bursary Fund 10,000 Sun Microsystems The Stromlo Exploratory 14,245 Tattersalls S Holdings Pty Ltd The Stromlo Exploratory 17,500 Terrell, R D Terrell Scholarship Fund 10,000 Thistlewaite, L Paul Thistlewaite Memorial Scholarship 5,000 University of Chicago R.S.C. Nterprise Fund 8,922 W P McElhone & Co Cambridge Commonwealth Fellowships (Australian Appeal) 207,500 Sub-total DONATIONS $5,000 and above $2,449,401

Sub-total GRANTS and DONATIONS $5,000 and above $50,871,286 Other Grants and Donations under $5,000 $483,179

TOTAL The Australian National University Grants and Donations $51,354,465 (excluding Grants through ANUTECH Pty Ltd)

145 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 ANU Public Lecture Series ANU Public Lecture Series Dr Hanan Ashrawi The Middle East Peace Process 1999 July 6 Professor Richard Rorty The 1999 Birch Lecture Analytic Philosophy and Transformative Professor Hubert Schmidbaur Philosophy: The Relation of Philosophy to the Gold Chemistry Humanities February 11 July 9 DA Brown Medal Lecture Professor David Lowenthal Jill Banfield A National Museum’s Saga March 10 July 13 Dr Robert Williams Senator Aden Ridgeway The Hubble Space Telescope Reconciliation and the Future March 17 July 16

The 1999 Mulvaney Lecture The 1999 Morrison Lecture Professor Jim Allen Professor Tim Barrett March 24 August 9 Professor Alan Shapiro The 1999 Science Forum The Art of Democracy in Classical Athens Douglas Adams, Peter Garrett et al August 17 May 7 Professor Giuliano Amato The 1999 Robert Shuman Lecture Europe and Globalisation Alexander Downer August 24 Australia and the New Europe May 13 Wei Jingsheng Human Rights and Democratisation in China The 1999 Jack Westoby Lecture August 31 Jim Douglas, Forests Adviser, World Bank, Washington. The 1999 Sawer Lecture Tropical Forests: do we really want them? (international and public law) May 20 Elizabeth Evatt September 1 The Third Freilich Lecture Fox, Simpson and Hunt David Marr Treasures of Great Libraries Bigotry in Australia Today September 6 May 25 Professor Jack Dongarra The 1999 Narayanan Oration High Performance Computing Mr P Chidambaram September 20 June 1 The 1999 Sir William Dobell Memorial Lecture Martha Nussbaum Professor Passmore Feminist Internationalism: In Defense of Universal September 24 Values June 11 The 1999 HC (Nugget) Coombs North Australia Daryl Williams Lecture The Republic Referendum Ms Jacqui Katona June 29 September 29

146 Professor Henry Reynolds The Anthony Forge Memorial Lecture Sovereignty, Indigenous Australia and Human Dr Diane Losche Rights November 18 October 6, 13, 20, 27 McKinley/George The 1999 Pacific Lecture Where to for Australian Foreign Policy? Professor R Gerard Ward November 18 October 12 Mark O’Connor Allure of Archaeology The 1999 Jack Smart Lecture November 18 Professor Frank Jackson October 15 Professor Charles Stirling, FRS Why Should the Public Bother to Appreciate Jack Beale Water Resources Lecture Science? Professor Russell Mein November 23 October 19

The 1999 Annual Canberra School of Art Lecture Geoffrey Edwards Temples, Towers and Houses of Glass October 22 John Simpson English or Englishes: the role of English in post- colonial societies October 28

147 The Australian National University Annual Report 1999 Freedom of Information Act 1982 Statement Freedom of Information Act Appointment of the Vice-Chancellor and Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Emergency 1982 Statement Appointment (Vice-Chancellor) Committee and the General Services Fee Committee. This statement has been prepared in compliance with section 8 of the Freedom of Information Act Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies 1982 and is correct to 31 December 1999. The Board is responsible under the Council for all academic matters relating to the Institute, 1. Functions of the University’s decision- and may advise the Council on any matter relating making Council and Boards are as follows: to education, learning or research or the academic Council work of the University. In accordance with section 8 of the Australian The Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies National University Act 1991, the Council is the comprises a chairperson appointed by the Council governing authority of the University. Section 9 from among the professors in the Institute (who of the Act provides that, subject to this Act and is also Director of the Institute of Advanced the Statutes, the Council has the entire control Studies), the Vice-Chancellor, the Deputy Vice- and management of the University and is to act Chancellor, the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academic), in all matters concerning the University in such the head of each research school and centre in manner as appears to be best calculated to the IAS, three members of academic staff from promote the interests of the University. each research school chosen by the respective faculty or faculty board, the Chairperson of the The membership of the Council is set out in Board of The Faculties, the President, section 10 of the Act. It is chaired by the Postgraduate and Research Students’ Association Chancellor and comprises 22 members which Inc., one other postgraduate graduate, and such include elected officers of the University and other persons as the Council appoints. The other ex-officio members, representatives of both Institute of Advanced Studies comprises The John Houses of Parliament, persons appointed by the Curtin School of Medical Research and the Governor-General, persons appointed by the Chief Research Schools of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Minister of the ACT, representatives of various Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, groups of the University’s academic staff, Information Sciences and Engineering, Pacific and representatives of the general staff, graduate and Asian Studies, Physical Sciences and Engineering, undergraduate students as well as Convocation, and Social Sciences. It incorporates the Centre and one other person at the discretion of Council. for Resource and Environmental Studies and the School of Mathematical Sciences (IAS component) Committees of the Council and a number of mainly multidisciplinary Council is assisted by the following committees: academic centres. ♦ The Standing Committee considers any matter The Board is assisted by the following relating to the University referred to it by committees: the Council or, if Council is not sitting, ♦ Committee on General Policy transacts the business of the University except ♦ for matters solely within the competence of Promotions Committee the Council. ♦ IAS Planning Advisory Committee ♦ The Finance Committee makes Board of The Faculties recommendations and decisions concerning financial and accounting matters of the The Board, subject to the Statutes, is responsible University. under the Council for all academic matters relating ♦ Other continuing committees of Council are to The Faculties, and may advise the Council on the Audit Committee, Buildings and Grounds any matter relating to education, learning or Committee, Committee Against Sexual research or the academic work of the University. Harassment, Committee on Conditions and

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152 Index

A Council 4, 15, 19, 148 Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, Centre for 58, 123 55, 121 Academic and student initiatives 9 D Academic Staff 21 Degree and Diploma courses completed 24 ANUTECH Pty Limited 153 Democratic Institutions, Centre for 39, 104 Applied Mathematics 35, 92 Demography Program 39, 105 Arab and Islamic Studies, Centre for 45, 109 Deputy Vice-Chancellor 150 Arts Faculty 45, 109 Development Studies, National Centre for 58, 122 Asia Pacific School of Economics and Management Developmental Neurobiology 28, 70 57, 122 Director, RSBS 28, 71 Asian Studies Faculty 47, 110 Director’s Section, RSSS 40, 105 Astronomy and Astrophysics, Research School of Disordered Materials 80 27, 64 Documents or publications produced by the Atomic and Molecular Physics Laboratories 35, 94 University 150 Australia Asia Management Centre 57 Donations 144 Australia-Japan Research Centre 58, 122 E B Earth Science, Research School of 31 Bio-Organic Chemistry 78 Economic History Department 48 Biochemical Reactions and Molecular Recognition Economic Policy Research, Centre for 40, 104 78 Economics and Commerce Faculty 47, 111 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Division Economics Department 49 50, 111 Economics Program 41, 106 Bioinformatics 28, 69 Ecosystem Dynamics 28, 71 Biological Sciences, Research School of 28, 69 Educational Development and Academic Methods, Biomolecular Simulations and Calculations 78 Centre for 123 Board of The Faculties 148 Electron Microscopy Unit 28, 71 Board of the Institute of Advanced Studies 148 Electronic Materials Engineering 36, 95 Enrolments 9, 24 C Undergraduate Student 25 Centre for Educational Development and Academic Environmental Biology 28, 71 Methods 123 Epidemiology and Population Health, National Centre for Mathematics and its Applications Centre for 59, 123 62, 127 Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies 107 F Centres 55, 121 Facilities for access (FOI) 151 Chancellor 149 Faculties, The 45, 109 Chemistry Department 52, 113 Faculty of Arts 45, 109 Chemistry, Research School of 29, 78 Faculty of Asian Studies 47, 110 Classical and Modern European Languages 45, 109 Faculty of Economics and Commerce 47, 111 Commerce Department 47, 111 Faculty of Science 50, 111 Committees 19 Financial Statements 152 Committees of the Council 148 FOI procedures and initial contact points 151 Computational Quantum Chemistry 79 Forestry Department 52, 114 Computer Sciences Laboratory 32, 85 Freedom of Information Act 1982 Statement 148 Cooperation with Government and other public Functions of the University’s decision-making institutions 27 Council and Boards 148 Coordination Chemistry and Inorganic Functions of the University’s Statutory Officers 149 Electrochemistry 79

154 G National Thai Studies Centre 47, 111 General Staff 21 Neuroscience, Division of 35, 92 Genomic Interactions 72 New Silicate Materials 81 Geography Department 54, 116 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 81 Geology Department 54, 117 Nuclear Physics 38, 99 Graduate School, The 63, 130 O Grants 131 Officers for ceremonial occasions 5 H Optical Sciences Centre 38, 100, 101 History Department 45, 110 Orders 150 History Program 41, 106 Organic Synthesis 81 Home region of overseas students 26 Organotransition Metal Chemistry 82 Honours and Awards 15 Outreach to the community 14 Humanities Research Centre 59 P I Philosophy Program 42 Immigration and Multicultural Studies, Centre for 41 Photobioenergetics 29, 75 Immunology and Cell Biology, Division of 33, 87 Physical environment 12 Information environment 13 Physical Sciences and Engineering, Research School Information Sciences and Engineering, Research of 35, 92 School of 32, 85 Physics Department 119 Inorganic Stereochemistry and Asymmetric Synthesis Plant Cell Biology 75 80 Plasma Research Laboratory 38, 102 Institute of Advanced Studies 27, 64 Political Science Program 42 Polymers and Soft Condensed Matter 82 J Powers of the University 150 John Curtin School of Medical Research 33, 87 Principal Grants and Donations 131 Joint Committees of the Academic Boards 149 Pro-Chancellor 149 Joint Research Projects undertaken with Protein Crystallography and Engineering 82 universities, CSIRO and other institutions 64 Protein Synthesis and Evolution 82 L Psychiatric Epidemiology Research Centre 61, 125 Laser and Optical Spectroscopy 80 Psychology Division 55, 121 Laser Physics Centre 37, 98 Public Lecture Series 146 Law Program 42, 106 Public Policy, Graduate Program in 123 Library 63 R Liquid State Chemical Physics 80 Research only Academic Staff 23 M Research performance 11 Mass Spectrometry 81 Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics 27, 64 Mathematical Sciences, School of 61, 126 Research School of Biological Sciences 28, 69 Mathematics and its Applications, Centre for 62, 127 Research School of Chemistry 29, 78 Mathematics Department 61, 126 Research School of Earth Sciences 31 Medical Research, The John Curtin School of 33, 87 Research School of Information Sciences and Engineering 85 Molecular and Cellular Genetics 73 Research School of Physical Sciences and Molecular Genetics and Evolution 29, 73 Engineering 35, 92 Molecular Medicine, Division of 34, 89 Research School of Social Sciences 39, 104 Molecular Plant Physiology 29, 74 Resource and Environmental Studies, Centre for N 43, 107 Resource issues 12 National Centre for Development Studies 58, 122 Review of 1999 6 National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health 59, 123 Rules 150

155 S School of Mathematical Sciences 61, 126 Science Faculty 50, 111 Social Science Data Archives 42 Social Sciences, Research School of 39, 104 Sociology Department 46, 110 Sociology Program 43, 106 Solid State Inorganic Chemistry 83 Solid State Molecular Science 83 Staff Statistics 21 Statistics 21 Statistics and Econometrics Department 50 Statutes 150 Synthesis and Mechanism 84 Systems Engineering 33, 85

T Teaching and Research Academic Staff 22 Telecommunications Engineering 33, 86 Thai Studies Centre, National 47, 111 Theoretical Chemical Physics 84 Theoretical Physics 39, 102

U University Officers 5 University Schools and Centres 55, 121, 149 University’s reputation 7 Urban and Environmental Program 43, 107

V Vice-Chancellor 149 Visual Sciences 29, 77

W Women’s Studies 46, 110

156 University Administrative Structure

Public Affairs Vice-Chancellor Executive Support

Deputy Vice-Chancellor

DIAS and PVC PVC Chair, BIAS (Academic) (Administration) Chair, BTF

Centre for Continuing Dean of Students Audit Coordination Education

Centre for Education Development Office Development and Planning and Policy Academic Methods Coordination Unit

Graduate School Student Facilities and Administration and Services Support Services

Information Financial and Student Recruitment Technology Services Business Services and International Education

The Library Human Resources Research Services Offices

University University Centres Accommodation Services University Academic Structure

Council

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

School of Institute of The Faculties The Institute of Mathematical Advanced Studies the Arts Sciences

Research School of Faculty of Arts Astronomy and School of Art Astrophysics University Centres Faculty of Research School of Asia Pacific School of Asian Studies Biological Sciences Economics and School of Music Management

Faculty of Economics Centre for Aboriginal Research School of and Commerce Economic Policy Chemistry Research Faculty of Engineering and Information Centre for Cross Research School of Technology Earth Sciences Cultural Research

Faculty of Law Research School of Humanities Research Information Sciences Centre and Engineering

Faculty of Science The John Curtin School National Centre for of Medical Research Epidemiology and Population Health

Research School of NH&MRC Psychiatric Pacific and Asian Epidemiology Research Studies Centre

Research School of Physical Sciences & Engineering

Research School of Social Sciences

Centre for Resource & Environmental Studies