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Congratulations to our ARC recipients.

October 28, 2009 by Environment Institute

Several Environment Institute members were sucessful in the recent round of Australian Research Council grant applications.

Discovery projects were awarded to

  • Dr Damien Fordham and Dr Barry Brook -  Range dynamics and demographics of spatially structured populations under global change.
  • Prof Martin Lambert, Prof GA Kuczera, Dr MA Thyer and Dr AV Metcalfe – A new flood design methodology for a variable and changing climate.
  • Prof Graham Nathan, A. Prof BB Dally and Prof H Pitsch – Detailed understanding of the behaviour of soot in, and emission from, turbulent flames and fires.
  • Prof AR Simpson, Prof MF Lambert and Prof LB White – Frequency domain micro-reflection processing for pipe condition assessment.
  • Dr W Haak, Dr B Llamas, Dr L Quintana-Murci and Prof AL Hughes – A shipload of consequences: studying the impact of Old World diseases on native South American populations via ancient DNA.

Linkage projects were awarded to

  • A. Prof Bronwyn M Gillanders and Dr Travis S Elsdon-  Linking fish recruitment and habitat use ecosystem processes.
  • Dr Jennie Fluin and Dr John Tibby – Establishing baseline ecological conditions for the Lower Lakes, South Australia: the applications fo palaeoecology to sustainable resource management.

Congratulations to all recipients.

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