List of fellows of the Australian Academy of Science

The Fellowship of the Australian Academy of Science is made up of about 500 Australian scientists.

Scientists judged by their peers to have made an exceptional contribution to knowledge in their field may be elected to Fellowship of the Academy. Fellows are often denoted using the post-nominal FAA (Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science).

A small number of distinguished foreign scientists with substantial connections to Australian science are elected as Corresponding Members.

Fellows are appointed for life; this table also contains deceased fellows.

Fellows

Yr	Fellow	Notes	Born	Died	Refs
1953	Keith Edward Bullen	Mathematics and geophysics	1906	1976	Foundation Fellow^[1]
1953	Frank Macfarlane Burnet	Virology and immunology (Nobel laureate)	1899	1985	Foundation Fellow^[2]
1953	David Catcheside	Genetics	1907	1994	Foundation Fellow^[3]
1953	Thomas MacFarland Cherry	Mathematics	1898	1966	Foundation Fellow^[4]
1953	Ian Clunies Ross	Parasitology and science administration	1899	1959	Foundation Fellow^[5]
1953	Edmund Alfred Cornish	Statistics	1909	1973	Foundation Fellow^[6]
1953	John Eccles	Neurophysiologist (Nobel laureate)	1903	1997	Foundation Fellow^[7]
1953	Edwin Sherbon Hills	Geologist	1906	1986	Foundation Fellow^[8]
1953	Leonard Huxley	Physicist	1902	1988	Foundation Fellow^[9]
1953	Raymond Le Fèvre	Chemist	1905	1986	Foundation Fellow^[10]
1953	Rudi Lemberg	Biochemist	1896	1975	Foundation Fellow^[11]
1953	Hedley Marston	Biochemist	1900	1965	Foundation Fellow^[12]
1953	Leslie Martin	Physicist	1900	1983	Foundation Fellow^[13]
1953	David Martyn	Physicist and radiographer	1906	1970	Foundation Fellow^[14]
1953	Douglas Mawson	Geologist	1882	1958	Foundation Fellow^[15]
1953	Alexander John Nicholson	Entomologist	1895	1969	Foundation Fellow^[16]
1953	Mark Oliphant	Physicist	1901	2000	Foundation Fellow^[17]
1953	Joseph Lade Pawsey	Radiophysics and radio astronomy	1908	1962	Foundation Fellow^[18]
1953	James Arthur Prescott	Agricultural science	1890	1987	Foundation Fellow^[19]
1953	David Rivett	Chemist	1885	1961	Foundation Fellow^[20]
1953	Thomas Gerald Room	Mathematics	1902	1986	Foundation Fellow^[21]
1953	Sydney Sunderland	Medicine	1910	1993	Foundation Fellow^[22]
1953	Oscar Werner Tiegs	Zoologist	1897	1956	Foundation Fellow^[23]
1953	Richard Woolley	Astronomer	1906	1986	Foundation Fellow^[24]
1954	John Stuart Anderson	Inorganic chemist	1908	1990	^[25]
1954	Eric Stephen Barnes	Pure mathematics (Adelaide)	1924	2000	^[26]
1954	Philip Baxter	Chemical engineer	1905	1989	^[27]
1954	Noel Bayliss	Chemist	1906	1996	^[28]
1954	Arthur Birch	Organic chemist	1915	1995	^[29]
1954	Walter Boas	Metallurgist	1904	1982	^[30]
1954	William Rowan Browne	Geologist	1884	1975	^[31]
1954	Lionel Bull	Veterinary scientist	1889	1978	^[32]
1954	Frederick Colin Courtice	Pathologist	1911	1992	^[33]
1954	Hugh Ennor	Biochemist	1912	1977	^[34]
1954	Frank Fenner	Virologist	1914	2010	^[35]
1954	Otto Frankel	Geneticist	1900	1998	^[36]
1954	Alfred Gottschalk	Biochemist	1894	1973	^[37]
1954	Herbert Sydney Green	Physicist	1920	1999	^[38]
1954	Arthur Robert Hogg	Physicist and astronomer	1903	1966	^[39]
1954	John Conrad Jaeger	Mathematical physicist	1907	1979	^[40]
1954	Edgar King	Surgeon and pathologist	1900	1966	^[41]
1954	Essington Lewis	Industrialist	1881	1961	^[42]
1954	Ian Murray Mackerras	Zoologist	1898	1980	^[43]
1954	John Madsen	Physicist and engineer	1879	1969	^[44]
1954	Patrick Desmond Fitzgerald Murray	Zoologist	1900	1967	^[45]
1954	Edwin James George Pitman	Statistics and probability theory	1897	1993	^[46]
1954	Charles Priestley	Meteorologist	1915	1988	^[47]
1954	Harold Raggatt	Geologist	1900	1968	^[48]
1954	Albert Lloyd George Rees	Chemical physics	1916	1989	^[49]
1954	Rutherford Ness Robertson	Botanist and biologist	1913	2001	^[50]
1954	William Sydney Robinson	Businessman, industrialist and diplomat	1876	1963	^[51]
1954	Jack William Roderick	Civil engineer	1913	1990	^[52]
1954	William Percy Rogers	Zoologist, parasitologist	1914	1997	^[53]
1954	Frank Leslie Stillwell	Geologist	1888	1963	^[54]
1954	Thomas Griffith Taylor	Geographer, anthropologist and explorer	1880	1963	^[55]
1954	Ernest Titterton	Nuclear physicist and professor	1916	1990	^[56]
1954	Victor Martin Trikojus	Professor of biochemistry	1902	1985	^[57]
1954	Arthur William Turner	Veterinary scientist and bacteriologist	1900	1989	^[58]
1954	Eric Underwood	Agricultural scientist	1905	1980	^[59]
1954	Horace Waring	Zoologist (UWA)	1910	1980	^[60]
1954	Ian Wark	Chemist	1899	1985	^[61]
1954	Doug Waterhouse	Entomologist	1916	2000	^[62]
1954	Walter Waterhouse	Agricultural scientist	1887	1969	^[63]
1954	Joseph Garnett Wood	Botanist	1900	1959	^[64]
1955	Victor Albert Bailey	Ionospheric physics and population dynamics	1895	1964	^[65]
1955	Edward Holbrook Derrick	Pathologist	1898	1976	^[66]
1955	Alexander Killen Macbeth	Organic chemist	1889	1957	^[67]
1955	Michael JD White	Zoologist and cytologist	1910	1983	^[68]
1956	Max Day	Entomologist	1915	2017	Oldest Fellow^[69]
1956	Clifford Walter Emmens	Veterinary physiologist	1913	1999	^[70]
1956	Dorothy Hill	Geologist (UQ)	1907	1997	^[71]
1956	Richard Meyer	Mathematician	1919	2008	^[72]
1956	John Stewart Turner	Botanist and plant physiologist	1908	1991	^[73]
1957	Roland Andrews	Industrial chemist	1897	1961	^[74]
1957	Edward George Bowen	Physicist, radar, radio astronomer	1911	1991	^[75]
1957	Martin Glaessner	Geologist and palaeontologist	1906	1989	^[76]
1957	Robert Morton	Biochemist	1920	1963	^[77]
1957	Robin Stokes	Chemist	1918	2016	^[78]
1958	Adrien Albert	Medicinal chemistry	1907	1989	^[79]
1958	Horace Newton Barber	Botanist and geneticist	1914	1971	^[80]
1958	Robert Menzies	Australia's longest-serving Prime Minister	1894	1978	^[81]
1958	Charles William Shoppee	Organic chemistry	1904	1994	^[82]
1958	Alan Walsh	Physicist	1916	1998	^[83]
1958	William Henry Wittrick	Engineer	1922	1986	^[84]
1959	Wilbur Norman Christiansen	Radio astronomer	1913	2007	^[85]
1959	Kenneth Hedley Lewis Key	Entomologist	1911	2002	^[86]
1959	Bernard Mills	Radio astronomer	1920	2011	^[87]
1959	James Robert Price	Chemist	1912	1999	^[88]
1959	Keith Leonard Sutherland	Industrial chemist	1916	1980	^[89]
1959	Robert John Walsh	Geneticist and medical scientist	1917	1983	^[90]
1960	Albert Ernest Alexander	Colloid chemist	1914	1970	^[91]
1960	Geoffrey Badger	Organic chemist, academic, and author	1916	2002	^[92]
1960	Kenneth Le Couteur	Foundation Professor of Theoretical Physics at ANU	1920	2011	^[93]
1960	James Meadows Rendel	Geneticist	1915	2001	^[94]
1960	Fred White	Chairman of CSIRO from 1959 to 1970	1905	1994	^[95]
1961	Herbert Andrewartha	Entomology, biology, zoology and animal ecology	1907	1992	^[96]
1961	Jack Ellerton Becker	Entrepreneur and significant donor to the Academy	1904	1979	^[97]
1961	Charles Birch	Geneticist specialising in population ecology	1918	2009	^[98]
1961	John M. Cowley	Electron microscopy, diffraction and crystallography	1923	2004	^[99]
1961	Frank Dwyer	Professor of Chemistry (ANU)	1910	1962	^[100]
1961	John Edwin Falk	Pharmaceutical chemist; biochemist; musician	1917	1970	^[101]
1961	Henry Oliver Lancaster	Statistician	1913	2001	^[102]
1962	Stephen John Angyal	Organic chemist	1914	2012	^[103]
1962	Ronald Giovanelli	Physicist	1915	1984	^[104]
1962	Pat Moran	Statistician	1917	1988	^[105]
1962	Alexander George Ogston	Biochemist	1911	1996	^[106]
1962	Armin Öpik	Paleontologist	1898	1983	^[107]
1962	Spencer Smith-White	Botanist	1909	1998	^[108]
1963	Archie McIntyre	Neurophysiologist	1913	2002	^[109]
1963	Jack Piddington	Radiophysicist	1920	1997	^[110]
1963	Ernest Ritchie	Organic chemist	1917	1976	^[111]
1963	George Szekeres	Mathematician	1911	2005	^[112]
1963	David Evan Thomas	Geologist	1902	1978	^[113]
1964	Gordon Ada	Biochemist (microbiology, virology, immunology)	1922	2012	^[114]
1964	Alexander Thomas Dick	Chemical pathologist	1911	1982	^[115]
1964	Jim Morrison	Physical chemist	1924	2013	^[116]
1964	Bernhard Neumann	Mathematician	1909	2002	^[117]
1964	John Sprent	Parasitologist	1915	2010	^[118]
1964	Paul Wild	Radio astronomer	1923	2008	^[119]
1965	Ronald Drayton Brown	Chemist	1927	2008	^[120]
1965	David Roderick Curtis	Professor of Pharmacology (ANU)	1927	2017	^[121]
1965	William Herdman Elliott	Biochemist	1925	2012	^[122]
1965	Graeme Reade Anthony Ellis	Physicist (low-frequency radio observations)	1921	2011	^[123]
1965	Kurt Mahler	Mathematician	1903	1998	^[124]
1966	Stephen Boyden	Ecologist, veterinarian and biohistorian	1925		^[125]
1966	Richard Casey	16th Governor-General of Australia	1890	1976	^[126]
1966	Ben Gascoigne	Astronomer	1915	2010	^[127]
1966	Sefton Davidson Hamann	Applied chemist	1921	2009	^[128]
1966	Ted Ringwood	Geophysicist and geochemist	1930	1993	^[129]
1966	Robert Ford Whelan	Professor of Human Physiology and Pharmacology (Adelaide); Vice-Chancellor (UniWA)	1922	1984	^[130]
1967	John Adair Barker	Theoretical physicist	1925	1995	^[131]
1967	Peter Orlebar Bishop	Visual neurophysiologist	1917	2012	^[132]
1967	Robert Hanbury Brown	Astronomer, physicist, radar and radio astronomy	1916	2002	^[133]
1967	Alexander Mcleod Mathieson	Chemist and crystallographer	1920	2011	^[134]
1967	Gustav Nossal	Biologist	1931		^[135]
1967	John Robert Philip	Soil physicist	1927	1999	^[136]
1967	Ralph Slatyer	Ecologist	1929	2012	^[137]
1968	Hans Buchdahl	Physicist	1919	2010	^[138]
1968	Colin Malcolm Donald	Agricultural scientist and agronomist	1910	1985	^[139]
1968	Pehr Victor Edman	Biochemist	1916	1977	^[140]
1968	John Melvin Swan	Chemist	1924	2015	^[141]
1968	Charles Norman Watson-Munro	Professor of Plasma Physics (Sydney)	1915	1991	^[142]
1969	Stuart Thomas Butler	Nuclear physicist	1926	1982	^[143]
1969	George William Kenneth Cavill	Professor of Organic Chemistry (UNSW)	1922	2017	^[144]
1969	Nugget Coombs	Economist and public servant	1906	1997	^[145]
1969	David P. Craig	Physical and theoretical chemist	1919	2015	^[146]
1969	Bert Main	Zoologist	1919	2009	^[147]
1969	Maurice Mawby	Mineralogist and business executive	1904	1977	^[148]
1969	Donald Metcalf	Medical research (virology, hematology)	1929	2014	^[149]
1969	Bede Morris	Immunologist and pathologist	1927	1988	^[150]
1969	Hanna Neumann	Mathematician	1914	1971	^[151]
1969	John Gatenby Bolton	resigned 1980	1922	1993
1970	Edward James Hannan	Statistician	1921	1994	^[152]
1970	Mollie Holman	Professor of Physiology, Monash	1930	2010	^[153]
1970	Denis Jordan	Professor of Chemistry (Adelaide)	1914	1982	^[154]
1970	Jacques Miller	Immunologist	1931		^[155]
1970	William Christopher Swinbank	Meteorologist and Physicist	1913	1973	^[156]
1970	Guy Kendall White	Physicist	1925	2018	^[157]^[158]
1971	Geoffrey Burnstock	Pharmacologist, toxicologist	1929	2020	^[159]
1971	William Compston	Geophysicist	1931		^[160]
1971	Lloyd Evans	Plant physiologist	1927	2015	^[161]
1971	Frank William Ernest Gibson	Professor of Biochemistry (ANU)	1923	2008	^[162]
1971	Alan Head	Physicist	1925	2010	^[163]
1971	Adrian Horridge	Professor of Neurobiology (ANU)	1927		^[164]
1971	Lawrence Ernest Lyons	Professor of Physical Chemistry (UQ)	1922	2010	^[165]
1971	Raymond Martin	Professor of Chemistry (Melbourne)	1926	2020	^[166]
1971	Gordon Elliott Wall	Mathematician	1925	2023	^[167]^[168]
1971	Donald Eric Weiss	Industrial chemist	1926	2008	^[169]
1972	John Robert Anderson	Chemist	1928	2007	^[170]
1972	Norman Boardman	Biochemist and Science administrator	1926		^[171]
1972	Andrew Crowther Hurley	Quantum chemist and Mathematician	1926	1988	^[172]
1972	Charles Angas Hurst	Mathematical physics	1923	2011	^[173]
1972	Max Kelly	Mathematician	1930	2007	^[174]
1972	Anthony William Linnane	Biochemist	1930	2017	^[175]
1972	Walter Victor Macfarlane	Physiologist	1913	1982	^[176]
1972	Mervyn Silas Paterson	Geophysicist	1925	2020	^[177]^[178]
1972	Arthur Melville Thompson	Physicist	1917	2009	^[179]
1973	Athelstan Beckwith	Professor of Chemistry (Adelaide and ANU)	1930	2010	^[180]
1973	William Russell Levick	Professorial Fellow in Physiology (ANU)	1931	2022	^[181]
1973	James Henry Michael	Mathematician	1920	2001	^[182]
1973	Alexander Forbes Moodie	Chemical Physics	1923	2018	^[183]^[184]
1973	James Patrick Quirk	Agricultural scientist	1924	2022	^[185]
1973	Ian Gordon Ross	Chemist	1926	2006	^[186]
1973	Robert Street	Physicist	1920	2013	^[187]
1973	Ronald Harry Wharton	Entomologist and parasitologist	1923	1983	^[188]
1973	Howard Knox Worner	Metallurgist	1913	2006	^[189]
1974	Brian Anderson	Professor of Information Sciences and Engineering (ANU)	1941		^[190]
1974	Andrew Reginald Howard Cole	Chemist	1924		^[191]
1974	David Headley Green	Geologist	1936		^[192]
1974	Paul Ivan Korner	Medical scientist and Physiologist	1925	2012	^[193]
1974	John Joseph Mahony	Mathematician and Aeronautical engineer	1929	1992	^[194]
1974	Richard Freeman Mark	Medical scientist	1934	2003	^[195]
1974	Jim Pittard	Professor of Microbiology (Melbourne)	1932		^[196]
1974	Robert Porter	Medical scientist and Physiologist	1932		^[197]
1974	Brian John Robinson	Radio astronomer	1930	2004	^[198]
1975	Harold Frith	Ornithologist	1921	1982	^[199]
1975	Marshall Hatch	Biochemist and plant physiologist	1932		^[200]
1975	Bruce Godfrey Hyde	Inorganic chemist	1925	2014	^[201]^[202]
1975	John Oswald Newton	Physicist	1924	2016	^[203]
1975	Ren Potts	Professor of Applied Mathematics (Adelaide)	1925	2005	^[204]
1975	David Henry Solomon	Polymer chemist	1929		^[205]
1975	Richard Limon Stanton	Geologist	1926	2020	^[206]^[207]
1975	Henry Robert Wallace	Plant pathologist	1924	2011	^[208]
1975	Irvine Armstrong Watson	Agricultural Botany	1914	1986	^[209]
1976	Louis Walter Davies	Physicist	1923	2001	^[210]
1976	Neville Horner Fletcher	Physicist	1930	2017	^[211]
1976	Joseph Mark Gani	Statistician	1924	2016	^[212]
1976	Anton Linder Hales	Geophysicist (ANU)	1911	2006	^[213]
1976	William Hayes	Geneticist	1913	1994	^[214]
1976	Harry Clive Minnett	Radiophysicist	1917	2003	^[215]
1976	Jim Peacock	Botany, zoology and genetics	1937		^[216]
1976	Alan Sargeson	Inorganic chemist	1930	2008	^[217]
1976	Alan B. Wardrop	Botany	1921	2003
1977	Rodney Baxter	Physicist specialising in statistical mechanics	1940		^[218]
1977	James Alexander Forrest	Lawyer, businessman and philanthropist	1905	1990	^[219]
1977	Peter William Gage	Medical researcher	1937	2005
1977	Chris Heyde	Probability, stochastic processes and statistics	1939	2008
1977	Noel Hush	Biochemist	1924	2019	^[220]
1977	Douglas Geoffrey Lampard	Electrical engineer	1927	1994
1977	Keith Norrish	Mineralogist	1924	2017
1977	George Ernest Rogers	Biochemist	1927	2021	^[221]
1977	Hugh Bryan Spencer Womersley	Phycologist	1922	2011
1978	Leo Michael Clarebrough	Metallurgist	1924	2015
1978	Robert Donald Bruce Fraser	Biochemist and Biophysicist	1924	2019
1978	Berthold Halpern	Chemist	1923	1980	^[222]
1978	Allen Kerr	Professor of Plant Pathology (Adelaide)	1926		^[223]
1978	Phillip Law	Scientist and Antarctic explorer	1912	2010	^[224]
1978	Barry William Ninham	Physicist	1936		^[225]
1978	Charles Barry Osmond	Plant biologist	1939
1978	Ian Potter	Businessman and philanthropist	1902	1994	^[226]
1978	Stuart Ross Taylor	Cosmochemistry, planetary science, geochemistry	1925	2021	^[227]
1978	Neil Trudinger	Mathematician	1942
1978	William Thomas Williams	Botanist	1913	1995
1979	Robert Vincent Blanden	Immunologist	1938
1979	William Roderick Blevin	Physicist	1929	2022
1979	Robert Woodhouse Crompton	Physicist	1926
1979	Derek Denton	Research exploring the nature of consciousness in animals	1924	2022
1979	Brian Gunning	Biologist	1934
1979	Bruce William Holloway	Geneticist	1928
1979	Alan James Parker	Chemist	1933	1982	^[228]^[229]
1979	Roger Ian Tanner	Mechanical engineer	1933
1979	Stewart Turner	Geophysicist	1930	2022
1980	Martin Arthur Bennett	Chemist	1935
1980	Alec Baillie Costin	Ecologist	1925	2022
1980	Edward Hughesdon Davis	Civil engineer and Geotechnical Engineer	1920	1981	^[230]
1980	James W. Lance	Neurologist	1926	2019
1980	Ian McLennan	Businessman	1909	1998
1980	Garth Paltridge	Atmospheric physicist	1940
1980	John Stewart Pate	Plant physiologist	1932
1980	Derek William Robinson	theoretical mathematician and physicist	1935	2021
1980	John Veysey Sanders	Physicist and Crystallographer	1924	1987	^[231]
1980	Geoffrey Bruce Sharman	Zoologist	1925	2015
1981	Richard Brent	Mathematician and computer scientist	1946
1981	Gavin Brown	Mathematician	1942	2010
1981	Warren Ewens	Mathematician, population geneticist	1937
1981	Ken Freeman	Astronomer and astrophysicist	1940
1981	Michael William McElhinny	Geophysicist	1933
1981	James Graham McLeod	Neurologist	1932	2022
1981	Lawrence Walter Nichol	Biochemist	1935	2015
1981	Michael Pitman	Biologist	1933	2000
1981	Rodney Warren Rickards	Organic chemist	1934	2007
1982	Max Bennett	neuroscientist	1939
1982	Alexander Boden	philanthropist, industrialist	1913	1993
1982	Jacob Israelachvili	Chemical engineer	1944	2018	^[232]
1982	John Francis Lovering	Geologist	1930	2023
1982	Ian Ellery McCarthy	Mathematical physicist	1930	2005
1982	Angus David McEwan	Oceanographer	1937	2018
1982	Alan Forrest Reid	Chemist	1931	2013
1982	Wilfred John Simmonds	Physiologist and Pathologist	1918	1990	^[233]
1982	Norman Alan Walker	Plant physiologist	1929	2013
1982	Wesley Kingston Whitten	Professor of reproductive biology (ANU)	1918	2010
1983	Kenton Stewart Campbell	Palaeontology (ANU)	1927	2017
1983	Keith David Cole	Physicist	1929	2010	^[234]
1983	Peter Doherty	immunologist	1940
1983	David Stuart Letham	Chemist and Biochemist	1926
1983	Lew Mander	Organic chemist	1939	2020	^[235]
1983	Michael Robert Osborne	Mathematician	1934
1983	Stephen John Redman	Electrical engineer and Physiologist	1938
1983	Leon Simon	Mathematician	1945
1983	Robert Henry Symons	Biochemist	1934	2006
1984	Cyril Angus Appleby	Plant biochemist	1928
1984	Ian Roy Cowan	Environmental Biology	1931	2017
1984	Hans Freeman	Bioinorganic chemist	1929	2008
1984	Thomas William Healy	Physical chemist	1937
1984	Kurt Lambeck	Professor of geophysics (ANU)	1941
1984	William Moran	Mathematician	1944
1984	Donald Charles Morton	Astronomer and Astrophysicist	1933
1984	Roger Valentine Short	Reproductive biologist	1930	2021
1984	Jonathan Stone	Physiology	1942
1985	Fraser Bergersen	Botany	1929	2011	^[236]
1985	Brian Norman Figgis	Chemist	1930
1985	Douglas Ian McCloskey	Medical	1941
1985	Anthony Edward Perry	Mechanical engineer	1937	2001
1985	Eugene Seneta	Mathematics and statistics (Sydney)	1941
1985	Allan Snyder	Physics	1942
1985	Elizabeth Truswell	Geologist	1941
1985	Robert Gerard Wake	Biochemist	1933	2020
1985	David Zeidler	Chemist and industrialist	1918	1998
1986	Jerry Adams	Genetics	1940
1986	John Henry Carver	Physicist	1926	2004
1986	Suzanne Cory	Biologist	1942
1986	Robert John Hunter	Physical chemist	1933
1986	Lawrie Johnson	Taxonomic botanist	1925	1997
1986	Alan Gaius Ramsay McIntosh	Mathematician	1942	2016
1986	Donald Blair Melrose	Astrophysicist	1940
1986	Cecil Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe	Zoologist	1929
1986	Erich Weigold	Nuclear physicist	1937
1986	John Atherton Young	Physiology	1936	2004
1987	Jan Anderson	Organic chemist and plant biologist	1932	2015	^[237]
1987	Colin Russell Austin	Embryologist	1914	2004	^[238]
1987	John Philip Chalmers	Medical research	1937
1987	Peter Hall	Mathematics	1951	2016
1987	Kenneth G. McCracken	Geophysicist, Mineral Physicist and Physicist	1933
1987	Bruce Harold John McKellar	Physicist	1941
1987	Donald Harold Napper	Physical chemist	1937
1987	Jack Pettigrew	Physiologist (UQ)	1943	2019
1987	Bruce Runnegar	Palaeontologist (UCLA)	1941
1988	Brian Manning Johnstone	Physiologist	1924	2019
1988	Harry Poulos	Civil engineer and Geotechnical Engineer	1940
1988	Maxwell Howard Brennan	Physicis	1932
1988	Graham Farquhar	Biophysicist	1947
1988	Ian McDougall	Geochemist	1935	2018
1988	Graham Frank Mitchell	Immunologist	1941
1988	Leo Radom	Chemist	1944
1988	Edwin Ernest Salpeter	Astrophysicist	1924	2008
1988	Ernie Tuck	Applied mathematician (Adelaide)	1939	2009
1988	Roy Woodall	Geologist	1930	2021
1989	John Barton Furness	Neurobiologist	1945
1989	Ross Street	Mathematician	1945
1989	Michael Ian Bruce	Chemist	1938
1989	Samuel Warren Carey	Geologist	1911	2002
1989	Peter Colman	Biologist	1944
1989	Marcello Costa	Medical researcher	1940
1989	Robert Bruce Knox	Botanist	1938	1997
1989	Richard Norman Manchester	Physicist	1942
1989	Graeme Pearman	Environmental scientist	1941
1989	Raymond John Stalker	Aeronautical engineer	1930	2014
1990	Alan Maxwell Bond	Inorganic chemist	1946
1990	Graeme Barry Cox	Biochemist	1939
1990	Ross Henry Day	Psychologist	1927	2018	^[239]
1990	Martin Green	Electrical engineer	1948
1990	Roger Hamilton James Grimshaw	Mathematician	1938
1990	Dan Haneman	Physicist	1931	2002
1990	Roger Wolcott Richardson	Mathematician	1930	1993
1990	Frank Andrew Smith	Botanist	1940
1990	Tony Thomas	Physicist	1949		^[240]
1991	Adrienne Clarke	Botanist	1938
1991	Peter Hannaford	Physicist	1939
1991	Bruce Edward Hobbs	Geophysicist	1936
1991	Shirley Jeffrey	Biochemist	1930	2014
1991	Ian Reay Mackay	Immunologist	1922	2020
1991	Stjepan Marcelja	Applied mathematician	1941
1991	Geoffrey Donald Thorburn	Physiologist	1930	1996
1991	John White	Chemist	1937	2023
1992	Michael Barber	Mathematics and physics	1947
1992	Anthony Basten	Medical researcher	1939
1992	Graeme James Caughley	Biologist	1937	1994
1992	John Michael Arthur Chappell	Geoscientist	1940	2018	^[232]
1992	Robert Leith Dewar	Physicist	1944
1992	Robert Henry Frater	Engineer	1937
1992	Ken Myer	Patron of the arts, humanities and sciences	1921	1992
1992	Jeremy David Pickett-Heaps	Botanist	1940
1992	Sever Sternhell	Organic chemist	1930	2022
1992	Ann Woolcock	Physicist	1937	2001	^[241]
1993	David Boger	Chemical engineer	1939
1993	William Francis Budd	Meteorologist and Glaciologist	1938	2022
1993	Antony Wilks Burgess	Biochemist	1946
1993	Michael Cowling	Mathematician	1949
1993	Ronald Ekers	Radio astronomer	1941
1993	Daniel Carleton Gajdusek	Physicist	1923	2008
1993	Adrian John Gibbs	Virologist	1934
1993	George David Scarcliffe Hirst	Pharmacologist	1944
1993	Jörg Imberger	Civil engineer.	1942
1993	Leonard Francis Lindoy	Chemist	1937
1993	Robert Alexander McIntosh	Agricultural scientist	1939
1993	Ian Sloan	Applied mathematician.	1938
1993	Maxwell John Whitten	Geneticist	1940
1993	Robyn Williams	Science broadcaster	1944
1994	Christopher Ash	Mathematician	1945	1995	^[242]
1994	Henry George Burger	Endocrinologist	1933
1994	Denis Evans	Physicist	1951
1994	Bob Gilbert	Chemist (UQ)	1946
1994	Brian Kennett	Physicist and seismologist	1948
1994	Anthony George Klein	Physicist	1935	2021
1994	John Moore	Engineer	1941	2013
1994	Geoffrey Opat	Physicist	1935	2002	^[243]
1994	John Passioura	Agricultural scientist	1938
1994	John Shine	Biochemist	1946
1994	Antony Underwood	Ecologist	1947
1994	Joseph Tony Wiskich	Botanist and Plant biochemist	1935
1995	John Robert Booker	Engineer	1942	1998	^[244]
1995	David James Burke	Neurologist	1944
1995	Elizabeth Dennis	Plant biology	1943
1995	Ashley Roger Dunn	Molecular biologist	1945
1995	Francis Patrick Larkins	Chemist	1942
1995	Edward Maslen	Chemical physicist and Crystallographer	1935	1997	^[245]
1995	Arthur James McComb	Botanist	1936	2017
1995	David Pegg	Physicist	1941
1995	Mandyam Veerambudi Srinivasan	Bioengineer, neuroscience (UQ)	1948
1995	Colin John Thompson	Mathematician	1941
1995	Ian Walter Boothroyd Thornton	Zoologist	1926	2002	^[246]
1995	John Veevers	Geologist	1930	2018	^[184]
1996	Jeremy James Burdon	Biologist
1996	James Alexander Angus	Pharmacologist	1949
1996	Edward Norman Dancer	Mathematician	1946
1996	Pierre-Gilles de Gennes	Physicist	1932	2007
1996	David de Kretser	Medical researcher	1939
1996	Mike Dopita	Astronomer	1946	2018
1996	Leslie David Field	Chemist	1953
1996	Graeme Jameson	Engineer	1936
1996	Barry Jones	Polymath	1932
1996	David Kemp	Plant geneticist and parasitologist	1945	2013	^[247]
1996	Oliver Mayo	Biologist and Statistician	1942
1996	Phillip Lyle McFadden	Geophysicist	1950
1996	Nicos Anthony Nicola	Biochemist (UQ)	1950
1996	Cheryl Praeger	Mathematician.	1948
1997	Robin Anthony Bedding	Entomologist	1940
1997	Ian Gordon Dance	Chemist	1940
1997	George Dennis Dracoulis	Nuclear physicist	1944	2014	^[248]^[249]
1997	Graham Clifford Goodwin	Electrical Engineering	1945		^[250]
1997	Adrienne Ruth Hardham	Botany
1997	Philip William Kuchel	Biochemist	1946
1997	Trevor John McDougall	Physical oceanographer	1952
1997	Brendan McKay	Computer scientist	1951
1997	Elspeth McLachlan	Neuroscientist	1942
1997	Rupert Myers	Metallurgist	1921	2019
1997	Marilyn Bernice Renfree	Zoologist	1947
1997	Colin Sullivan	Physician	1945
1997	Grant Robert Sutherland	Geneticist	1945
1998	Gustav Isaac Lehrer	Mathematician	1947
1998	Thomas John Andrews	Plant biochemist	1941
1998	Bruce William Chappell	Geologist and Geochemist	1956	2012	^[251]
1998	Graeme Clark	Doctor	1935
1998	Robert Delbourgo	Physicist	1940
1998	David Michael Doddrell	Chemist (UQ)	1944
1998	Simon Charles Gandevia	Medical researcher	1953
1998	John Kerr	Pathologist (UQ)	1934
1998	Thomas John Martin	Physician	1937
1998	Jeremy Mould	Astronomer	1949
1998	Roger Everett Summons	Geobiology	1946
1998	Rodney Stuart Tucker	Electrical engineer	1948
1998	James Francis Williams
1999	Jenny Graves	Geneticist	1941
1999	Colin Rogers	Applied mathematician	1940
1999	Andrew John Ward Gleadow	Geologist	1948
1999	Barry Marshall	Physician	1951
1999	Colin L. Masters	Neuropathologist	1947
1999	John Alexander McKenzie	Genetics	1947
1999	Gerard James Milburn	Quantum physicist (UQ)	1958
1999	Michael Paddon-Row	Organic chemist	1942
1999	Nhan Phan-Thien	Mechanical engineering	1952
1999	Kenneth Douglas Shortman	Biochemist	1937
1999	Dimitrie George Stephenson	Physiologist	1945
1999	Robert Oliver Watts
2000	Bruce Konrad Armstrong	Medical researcher	1944
2000	Adrian Baddeley	Statistics	1955
2000	Robin Batterham		1941
2000	Julie Hazel Campbell	Vascular biologist (UQ)	1946
2000	Victor Vilevich Flambaum	Physicist	1951
2000	Bruce Ernest Kemp	Biochemist	1946
2000	Keith Nugent	Physicist	1959
2000	Mark Felton Randolph	Civil engineer	1951
2000	Peter Richard Reeves	Microbiologist	1934
2000	Richard Robson	Chemist	1937
2000	Lesley Joy Rogers	Neurobiologist	1943
2000	Joseph Sambrook	Biologist	1939	2019	^[252]
2000	Curt Wentrup	Chemist (UQ)	1942
2001	Paul Gerard McCormick
2001	Allan James Canty	Chemist
2001	Bob Clark	Physics
2001	Andrew Cockburn	Ornithologist	1954
2001	Max Coltheart	Cognitive science	1939
2001	Alan Cowman	Microbiology	1954
2001	Maxwell John Crossley
2001	Ross William Griffiths
2001	Patrick George Holt
2001	Terry Hughes	Ecology	1956		Laureate Fellow
2001	Yiu-Wing Mai				^[253]^[254]
2001	Ian Mackay Ritchie			2014	^[255]
2001	Vicki Rubian Sara		1946
2001	Sarah Elizabeth Smith		1941	2019
2001	Terry Speed		1943
2001	Robert Williamson		1938
2002	Mike Archer	Paleontologist	1945
2002	Murray Esler		1944
2002	Robin John Evans
2002	Chris Goodnow		1959
2002	Robert Michael Graham
2002	Anthony John Guttmann
2002	John Edward Hutchinson
2002	John Viggo Jacobsen
2002	Yuri Kivshar		1959
2002	Pauline Ladiges	Botanist
2002	Eugenie Ruth Lumbers	Cardiovascular physiologist (UQ)
2002	Suzanne O'Reilly	Geology	1946
2002	Ezio Rizzardo		1943
2002	Tamarapu Sridhar
2002	Fiona Stanley	Epidemiologist	1946		^[256]
2002	Robert Lyndsay Sutherland		1947	2012	^[257]
2003	Maria Orlowska	Computer scientist (UQ)	1951		^[258]
2003	Perry Francis Bartlett	Neuroscientist (UQ)
2003	Robert William Bilger	Professor of Mechanical Engineering (Sydney)	1936	2015	^[259]
2003	Rossiter Henry Crozier	Geneticist	1943	2009	^[260]
2003	Peter David Drummond	Physics (UQ)	1950
2003	David Ian Groves		1942
2003	Michael John Hynes
2003	Frederick Arthur Oscar Mendelsohn
2003	J. Hyam Rubinstein		1948
2003	Richard Shine		1950
2003	Andreas Strasser
2003	Stephen Donald Tyerman
2003	David Laurence Vaux
2003	Mark von Itzstein	Carbohydrate scientist (UQ)			^[261]
2003	Stanley Bruce Wild
2003	James Stanislaus Williams
2004	Thomas Joseph Higgins
2004	Robert Anthony Antonia
2004	Martin Banwell		1954
2004	Robert Bartnik
2004	Robert Charles Baxter
2004	Matthew Malcolm Colless
2004	David Ian Cook
2004	Christopher John Easton
2004	Peter John Forrester
2004	Ian Frazer	Immunologist (UQ)	1953
2004	Paul Raymond Haddad
2004	Doug Hilton		1964
2004	Richard Hobbs
2004	Ary Anthony Hoffmann
2004	Ramamohanarao Kotagiri
2004	Malcolm Thomas McCulloch
2004	Nancy Millis		1922	2012
2004	John Theodore Ralph
2004	David Robert Smyth
2004	Robert Alan Vincent
2004	Malcolm Ross Walter
2004	Marelyn Wintour-Coghlan
2005	Samuel Berkovic	Medicine (Melbourne)	1953		^[262]
2005	Michael George Eastwood	Mathematics (Adelaide)			^[262]
2005	Jeff Ellis	CSIRO plant industry, Canberra	1953		^[262]
2005	Jorgen Frederiksen	CSIRO atmospheric research, Victoria			^[262]^[263]
2005	Franz Grieser	Chemistry (Melbourne)			^[262]^[264]^[265]
2005	Ruth Hall	Molecular and microbial biosciences (Sydney)	1945		^[262]
2005	Mark Harrison	Earth sciences (ANU)			^[262]^[266]
2005	Richard Hartley	Information science and engineering (ANU)			^[262]^[267]
2005	Robin Holliday	Genetics	1932	2014	^[262]^[268]
2005	Stephen Hyde	Applied mathematics (ANU)			^[262]
2005	Chennupati Jagadish	Electronic materials engineering (ANU)	1957		^[262]^[269]
2005	Trevor Lamb	Neuroscience (ANU)			^[262]^[270]
2005	Geoffrey McFadden	Botany (Melbourne)			^[262]^[271]
2005	Amnon Neeman	Mathematics (ANU)			^[262]^[272]
2005	Hugh Possingham	The Ecology Centre (UQ)	1962		^[262]
2005	John Ralston	Chemistry and minerals (UniSA)	1946		^[262]^[273]^[274]
2006	David Grant Allen	Physiology (Sydney)			^[275]^[276]
2006	Brian John Boyle	Cosmologist (CSIRO ATNF)			^[275]
2006	Mark Burgman	Botany (Melbourne)	1956		^[275]
2006	David Celermajer	Cardiology (RPAH/Sydney)	1961		^[275]^[277]
2006	Barry Egan	Biomedical science (Adelaide)			^[275]^[278]
2006	Lorenzo Faraone	Electrical engineering (UWA)			^[275]^[279]
2006	David John Hinde	Nuclear physics (ANU)			^[275]^[280]
2006	Andrew Holmes	Organic chemist	1943		^[275]
2006	Brian Herbert Kay	Entomologist			^[275]^[281]
2006	Roger Powell	Geologist	1949		^[275]^[282]
2006	Stephen Rich Rintoul	Oceanography and climate science (CSIRO)			^[275]
2006	Igor Shparlinski	Number theory			^[275]^[283]
2006	Michelle Simmons	Nanotechnology, quantum electronic devices	1967		^[275]^[284]
2006	Evan Rutherford Simpson	Steroid hormone physiology			^[275]^[285]
2006	Jonathan Sprent	Cellular immunology			^[275]
2006	Susanne von Caemmerer	Plant physiology and biochemistry			^[275]^[286]
2006	Robin Warren	Clinical pathology (Helicobacter pylori – Nobel laureate)	1937		^[275]
2006	John Zillman	Meteorology and science policy	1939		^[275]
2007	David Albert Cooper	HIV/AIDS	1949	2018	^[287]^[288]
2007	Ian William Dawes	Genetics			^[287]
2007	John Joseph Finnigan	Complex systems science			^[287]
2007	Min Gu	Optoelectronics	1960		^[287]
2007	Richard Harvey	Cardiac research (Victor Chang)	1953		^[287]
2007	David John Hill	Information engineering (ANU)			^[287]
2007	John Joseph Hopwood	Lysosomal diseases research			^[287]
2007	Ian Douglas Hume	Biological sciences			^[287]
2007	David James	Cell biologist	1958		^[287]
2007	Peter Andrew Lay	Inorganic chemistry (Sydney)			^[287]
2007	Douglas Robert MacFarlane	Chemistry (Monash)			^[287]
2007	Rana Ellen Munns	CSIRO plant industry			^[287]
2007	Stephen James Simpson	Biological sciences (Sydney)	1957		^[287]
2007	Scott W. Sloan	Civil engineering (Newcastle)	1954	2019	^[287]
2007	Gordon Wallace	Intelligent polymer research	1958		^[287]
2007	Alan Hepburn Welsh	Mathematics (ANU)			^[287]
2008	Antony Bacic	Botanist			^[289]^[290]
2008	Murray Badger	Biologist			^[289]^[291]
2008	Rod Boswell	Plasma physics	1932		^[289]^[292]
2008	William Heath	Immunologist			^[289]^[293]
2008	Nalini Joshi	Mathematics			^[289]^[294]
2008	Peter Koopman	Biology, molecular genetics (UQ)	1959		^[289]^[295]
2008	David Lindenmayer	Ecologist			^[289]
2008	Nick Martin	Behavior genetics (UQ)	1950		^[289]^[296]
2008	John Mattick	Molecular biology (UQ)	1950		^[289]
2008	Bridget Ogilvie	Parasitology	1938		^[289]
2008	Hugh O'Neill	Mineral thermodynamics			^[289]^[297]
2008	Brian Schmidt	Cosmology	1967		^[289]
2008	Patrick Tam	Mammalian embryonic development			^[289]^[298]
2008	Geoffrey Tregear	Peptide synthesis			^[289]^[299]
2008	Matthew Wand	Mathematics and statistics			^[289]^[300]
2008	Sven Warnaar	Mathematics and statistics			^[289]^[301]
2008	Howard Wiseman	Quantum measurement (UQ)	1968		^[289]
2009	Marilyn Ball				^[302]
2009	John Carter				^[302]
2009	Frank Caruso		1968		^[302]
2009	Kong-Hong Andy Choo				^[302]
2009	Warrick Couch		1954		^[302]
2009	Hugh Durrant-Whyte		1961		^[302]
2009	Charles Mackay				^[302]
2009	Paul Mulvaney				^[302]
2009	Robert Parton	Biochemist (UQ)			^[302]
2009	George Paxinos	Neuroscientist	1944		^[302]
2009	Michael Raupach	Climate scientist	1950	2015	^[302]^[303]
2009	Leigh Simmons				^[302]
2009	Xu-Jia Wang	Mathematician	1963		^[302]
2009	Peter Waterhouse				^[302]^[304]
2009	Mark Westoby				^[302]
2009	Raymond Withers				^[302]
2010	Vladimir Bazhanov	Physics			^[305]^[306]
2010	Jonathan Borwein	Mathematics	1951	2016	^[305]^[307]
2010	Francis Carbone	Immunology			^[305]^[308]
2010	Allan Chivas	Geology			^[305]^[309]
2010	Marianne Frommer				^[305]^[310]
2010	Trevor Lithgow	Genetics			^[305]^[311]
2010	John Oakeshott	Biology			^[305]^[312]
2010	Scott O'Neill	Biology (UQ)			^[305]^[313]^[314]
2010	John O'Sullivan	Digital signal processing			^[305]^[315]
2010	Michael Parker				^[305]^[316]
2010	Steven Prawer				^[305]^[317]
2010	Robert Pressey				^[305]^[318]
2010	Roger Reddel				^[305]^[319]
2010	Jeffrey Reimers	Chemistry			^[305]^[320]
2010	Elaine Sadler	Astrophysics			^[305]^[321]
2010	Peter Visscher	Genetics (UQ)			^[305]^[322]
2010	Raymond Volkas	Physics			^[305]^[323]
2011	John Aitken	Reproductive scientist			^[324]^[325]
2011	Marilyn Anderson	Biochemist			^[324]^[326]
2011	David Black	Chemist			^[324]^[327]
2011	Mark Blows	Geneticist (UQ)			^[324]^[328]^[329]
2011	Mahananda Dasgupta	Physicist			^[324]^[330]
2011	Michael Goddard	Geneticist			^[324]^[331]
2011	Trevor Hambley	Bioinorganic chemist			^[324]^[332]
2011	Staffan Kjelleberg	Microbial ecologist			^[324]^[333]
2011	Thomas Maschmeyer	Catalysis	1966		^[324]^[334]
2011	Ross Campbell McPhedran	Wave scientist			^[324]^[335]
2011	Joseph J. Monaghan	Astrophysicist			^[324]^[336]
2011	Ian Petersen	Control theory			^[324]^[337]
2011	Mathai Varghese	Geometric analyst			^[324]^[338]
2011	Colin Ward	Chemist			^[324]^[339]
2011	Emma Whitelaw	Epigeneticist			^[324]^[340]
2011	George Williams	Earth and planetary scientist			^[324]^[341]
2011	Aibing Yu	Particle scientist			^[324]^[342]
2012	Michael Alpers	Centre for International Health, Curtin University			^[343]^[344]
2012	Joss Bland-Hawthorn				^[343]^[345]
2012	Paul Burn	Chemist (UQ)			^[343]^[346]
2012	John Church		1951		^[343]^[347]
2012	Patrick De Deckker				^[343]^[348]
2012	Peter Dodds				^[343]^[349]
2012	John Endler		1947		^[343]^[350]
2012	Tim Flannery		1956		^[343]^[351]
2012	Johannes Lambers				^[343]^[352]
2012	Stephen MacMahon				^[343]^[353]
2012	James McCluskey				^[343]^[354]
2012	Graeme Moad	Polymer chemist			^[343]^[355]
2012	Tanya Monro	Photonics	1973		^[343]^[356]^[357]
2012	John Norris	Astronomer			^[343]^[358]
2012	Stephen Powles	Agriculture			^[343]^[359]
2012	Louise Ryan	Statistician			^[343]^[360]
2012	Frances Separovic	Biophysical chemist			^[343]^[361]
2012	Greg Stuart				^[343]^[362]
2012	Michael Tobar				^[343]^[363]
2012	Jane Visvader				^[343]^[364]
2012	Robert Williamson				^[343]^[365]
2013	Benjamin Andrews	Mathematician			^[366]^[367]
2013	Matthew Brown	Genetics (UQ)			^[366]^[368]^[369]
2013	David Craik	Biological chemist (UQ)			^[366]^[369]^[370]
2013	David Day	Plant mitochondrial respiration			^[366]^[371]
2013	Yuri Estrin	Materials science			^[366]^[372]
2013	John Evans				^[366]^[373]
2013	Bryan Gaensler		1973		^[366]^[374]
2013	Andrew Hassell	Mathematical analyst			^[366]^[375]
2013	Ove Hoegh-Guldberg	Biologist (UQ)	1959		^[366]^[369]^[376]
2013	Ian Jackson				^[366]^[377]
2013	Sharad Kumar				^[366]^[378]
2013	Max Lu	Chemical engineer and nanotechnology (UQ)	1963		^[366]^[369]^[379]
2013	Boris Martinac				^[366]^[380]
2013	James Paton	Pathogenesis and prevention of bacterial infectious diseases			^[366]^[381]
2013	Richard Richards				^[366]^[382]
2013	Michael Sandiford	Geologist			^[366]^[383]
2013	Geoffrey Taylor	Physicist			^[366]^[384]
2013	Brian Walker	Ecologist			^[366]^[385]
2013	Andrew White	Quantum physics (UQ)			^[366]^[386]^[387]
2013	Bryan Williams				^[366]^[388]
2014	Rose Amal	Photocatalysis	1983		^[389]^[390]
2014	Hans Bachor	Quantum and classical optics			^[389]^[391]
2014	John Bowman	Plant genetics			^[389]^[392]
2014	Alan Carey	Pure mathematics			^[389]^[393]
2014	Georgia Chenevix-Trench	Genetics	1959		^[389]^[394]
2014	Michelle Coote	Computer-aided chemical design			^[389]^[395]
2014	Matthew England	Ocean modeller			^[389]^[396]
2014	Jean Finnegan	Botanist			^[389]^[397]
2014	Peter Gill	Quantum chemistry			^[389]^[398]
2014	Barbara Howlett				^[389]^[399]
2014	Lisa Kewley	Cosmic chemical and star-formation history of the universe	1974		^[389]^[400]
2014	Hanna Kokko	Ecology and evolutionary biology	1971		^[389]^[401]
2014	Catherine Livingstone		1955		^[389]^[402]
2014	Angel Lopez				^[389]^[403]
2014	Ivan Marusic	Fluid mechanics	1965		^[389]^[404]
2014	John Miners				^[389]^[405]
2014	Craig Moritz	Evolutional biology			^[389]^[406]
2014	Margaret Reid				^[389]^[407]
2014	Jamie Rossjohn				^[389]^[408]
2014	Ingrid Scheffer	Human molecular genetics	1958		^[389]^[409]
2014	George Willis	Mathematics			^[389]^[410]
2015	Martin Asplund	Solar and stellar physics	1970		^[411]^[412]
2015	Peter Leslie Bartlett	Computer science and statistics			^[411]^[413]
2015	Christine Anne Beveridge	Hormonal control of plant development (UQ)			^[411]^[414]^[415]
2015	Jenefer Mary Blackwell				^[411]^[416]
2015	Christine Charles				^[411]^[417]
2015	Susan Joy Clark				^[411]^[418]
2015	Maria Forsyth				^[411]^[419]
2015	Julian David Gale				^[411]^[420]
2015	Edward C. Holmes		1965		^[411]^[421]
2015	Wendy Elizabeth Hoy	Kidney disease (UQ)			^[411]^[414]^[422]
2015	William F. Laurance		1957		^[411]^[423]
2015	Helene Denise Marsh		1945		^[411]^[424]
2015	Geoffrey McLachlan	Statistical science (UQ)	1946		^[411]^[414]^[425]
2015	Michael John McLaughlin				^[411]^[426]
2015	Linda Richards	Neurobiology (UQ)			^[411]^[414]^[427]
2015	Malcolm Scott Sambridge				^[411]^[428]
2015	Ian David Small				^[411]^[429]
2015	San Hoa Thang		1954		^[411]^[430]
2015	Carola Vinuesa				^[411]^[431]
2015	Michael John Waters	Growth hormone (UQ)			^[411]^[414]^[432]
2015	Zygmunt Edward Switkowski		1948		^[411]^[433]
2016	Ian Allison	Glaciologist			^[434]^[435]
2016	David Bellwood	Ecologist			^[434]^[436]
2016	Ben Eggleton	Nanophotonics and optical physics	1970		^[434]^[437]
2016	Geoff Fincher	Cereal chemistry			^[434]^[438]
2016	Alan Finkel		1953		^[434]^[439]
2016	Simon Foote				^[434]^[440]
2016	Justin Gooding	Biosensor			^[434]^[441]
2016	John Kirkegaard	Agricultural scientist			^[434]^[442]
2016	Anna Koltunow	Plant reproduction			^[434]^[443]
2016	Geoff Lindeman				^[434]^[444]
2016	Alex McBratney	Soil scientist			^[434]^[445]
2016	Patrick McGorry		1952		^[434]^[446]
2016	Neville Nicholls				^[434]^[447]
2016	Stephen Nutt				^[434]^[448]
2016	Sarah A. Robertson	Reproductive biologist			^[434]^[449]
2016	Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop	Laser physicist (UQ)	1950		^[434]^[450]^[451]
2016	Susan Scott	General relativity and gravitational wave science			^[434]^[452]
2016	Daniela Stock	Structural biologist			^[434]^[453]
2016	Fedor Sukochev				^[434]^[454]
2016	Toby Walsh	Artificial intelligence	1964		^[434]^[455]
2016	Naomi Wray	Statistical geneticist (UQ)			^[434]^[450]^[456]
2017	Igor Bray	Atomic and molecular collision physics			^[457]^[458]
2017	Ian Chubb	Chief Scientist of Australia	1943		^[457]^[459]
2017	Tom Davis	Polymer science, synthetic chemistry			^[457]^[460]
2017	Jane Elith	Ecologist			^[457]^[461]
2017	David Gardner	Embryologist			^[457]^[462]
2017	Jozef Gécz	Human molecular geneticist			^[457]^[463]
2017	Karl Glazebrook	Astronomer	1965		^[457]^[464]
2017	Anita Hill	Materials and process engineering			^[457]^[465]
2017	Philip Hugenholtz	Microbiologist (UQ)			^[457]^[466]
2017	Cameron Jones	Modern main group chemistry			^[457]^[467]
2017	Evans Lagudah	Plant geneticist			^[457]^[468]
2017	Melissa Little	Kidney development research	1963		^[457]^[469]
2017	Jennifer Martin	Protein crystallographer			^[457]^[470]
2017	Dietmar Müller	Geoscience	1959		^[457]^[471]
2017	John Patrick	Plant nutrient transport			^[457]^[472]
2017	Tim Ralph	Quantum information science (UQ)			^[457]^[473]
2017	Lois Salamonsen	Human fertility/infertility			^[457]^[474]
2017	Mark Smyth	Tumour immunology			^[457]^[475]
2017	John Volkman	Lipid biomarkers			^[457]^[476]
2017	Branka Vucetic	Coding theory			^[457]^[477]
2017	Nicholas Wormald	Mathematician			^[457]^[478]
2018	Alan Andersen	Ecologist			^[479]^[480]
2018	David Blair	Experimental physicist	1946		^[479]^[481]
2018	David Bowtell	Ovarian cancer and genomics researcher			^[479]^[482]
2018	Jennie Brand-Miller	Glycaemic index	1952		^[479]^[483]
2018	Richard Bryant	Early psychological responses to trauma	1960		^[479]^[484]
2018	Peter Cawood	Geologist			^[479]^[485]
2018	Noel Cressie	Spatial statistics	1950		^[479]^[486]
2018	Christopher Dickman	Ecologist			^[479]^[487]
2018	Gregory Goodall	Biology of RNA and cancer progression			^[479]^[488]
2018	Kliti Grice	Organic geochemist			^[479]^[489]
2018	Lloyd Hollenberg	Quantum information scientist			^[479]^[490]
2018	Anne Kelso	Biomedical researcher	1954		^[479]^[491]
2018	Bostjan Kobe	Structural biologist			^[479]^[492]
2018	Kerrie Mengersen	Bayesian statistician	1962		^[479]^[493]
2018	Colin Raston	Vortex Fluidic Device	1950		^[479]^[494]
2018	Veena Sahajwalla	Materials scientist and engineer			^[479]^[495]
2018	Martina Stenzel	Polymer chemistry			^[479]^[496]
2018	Dacheng Tao	Artificial intelligence	1978		^[479]^[497]
2018	Joseph Trapani	Immunologist			^[479]^[498]
2018	Rachel Webster	Astrophysicist specialising in gravitational lensing	1951		^[479]^[499]
2018	Geordie Williamson	Mathematician specialising in the geometric representation theory	1981		^[479]^[500]
2019	Warren Alexander	Medical researcher specialising in molecular haematology			^[501]^[502]
2019	David Balding	Statistical geneticist and co-developer of the Balding–Nichols match probability formulae			^[501]^[503]
2019	Christopher Barner-Kowollik	Macromolecular chemist	1973		^[501]^[504]
2019	Lyn Beazley	Neuroscientist, Chief Scientist for Western Australia	1944		^[501]^[505]
2019	Debra Bernhardt	Nonequilibrium statistical mechanics			^[501]^[506]
2019	Maria Byrne	Marine biodiversity			^[501]^[507]
2019	Mark Cassidy	Civil engineer specialising in offshore oil and gas platforms			^[501]^[508]
2019	Peter Corke	Robotic vision	1959		^[501]^[509]
2019	Joanne Etheridge	Electron diffraction and microscopy techniques			^[501]^[510]
2019	John Hamilton	Molecular biology of inflammation			^[501]^[511]
2019	Paul Hodges	Motor control and pain			^[501]^[512]
2019	David Karoly	Climate dynamics and climate change science	1955		^[501]^[513]
2019	Kerry Landman	Applied mathematics			^[501]^[514]
2019	Maria Makrides	Maternal–infant nutrition			^[501]^[515]
2019	David McClelland	Audio-band gravitational wave science	1956		^[501]^[516]
2019	Alexander Molev	Pure mathematics, specialising in 'Yangians'	1961		^[501]^[517]
2019	Surinder Singh	Genetic modification of canola			^[501]^[518]
2019	Catherine Stampfl	Theoretical condensed matter physics			^[501]^[519]
2019	James Whelan	Agricultural bioscience			^[501]^[520]
2019	Cynthia Whitchurch	DNA research, particularly extracellular DNA (eDNA)			^[501]^[521]
2019	Ian Wright	Plant ecology			^[501]^[522]
2019	Alex Zelinsky	Robotics	1960		^[501]^[523]
2020	Tim Bedding	Astrophysicist	1966		^[524]^[525]
2020	Annabelle Bennett		1950		^[524]^[526]
2020	Lee Berger	Biologist	1970		^[524]^[527]
2020	Linda Blackall	Microbiologist			^[524]^[528]
2020	Wenju Cai	Climatologist			^[524]^[529]
2020	Peter Currie	Stem cell biologist			^[524]^[530]
2020	Andrew Cuthbertson				^[524]^[531]
2020	Aurore Delaigle	Statistician			^[524]^[532]
2020	Cathy Foley		1957		^[524]^[533]
2020	Gary Froyland	Mathematician			^[524]^[534]
2020	Kevin Galvin	Chemical engineer			^[524]^[535]
2020	Adele Green	Epidemiologist	1952		^[524]^[536]
2020	Kate Jolliffe	Organic chemist			^[524]^[537]
2020	Ping Koy Lam	Quantum physics			^[524]^[538]
2020	Ryan Lister	Epigeneticist			^[524]^[539]
2020	Justin Marshall	Marine biologist and neuroscientist	1962		^[524]^[540]
2020	Harvey Millar	Plant biochemicst	1971		^[524]^[541]
2020	Lidia Morawska	Aerosol physicist			^[524]^[542]
2020	Robyn Owens	Mathematician (computer vision)			^[524]^[543]
2020	Ian Paulsen	Microbiologist			^[524]^[544]
2020	Simon Poole	Photonics engineer			^[524]^[545]
2020	Andrew Roberts	Clinical haematologist			^[524]^[546]
2020	Alan Rowan	Physical organic chemist			^[524]^[547]
2020	Jenny Stauber	Ecotoxicologist			^[524]^[548]
2021	Steven Chown	Antarctic ecologist			^[549]
2021	Arthur Christopoulos	Molecular pharmacologist			^[549]
2021	Gregory Clark				^[549]
2021	Susan Coppersmith	Condensed matter physicist			^[549]
2021	Brendan Crabb	Microbiologist			^[549]
2021	Mark Dawson	Cancer biologist			^[549]
2021	Yihong Du	Mathematician			^[549]^[550]
2021	Robin Gasser	Parasitologist			^[549]
2021	Glenda Halliday	Neuroscientist			^[549]
2021	Rob Hyndman	Statistician			^[549]
2021	Dorrit Jacob	Geochemist			^[549]
2021	Catherine Lovelock	Ecologist			^[549]
2021	Barbara Nowak				^[549]
2021	Andrew Pitman				^[549]
2021	Barry Pogson	Plant biologist			^[549]
2021	Ian Reid	Computer vision researcher			^[549]
2021	Alison Rodger	Biochemist			^[549]
2021	John Sader				^[549]
2021	Margaret Sheil				^[549]
2021	Gordon Smyth	Genomic statistician			^[549]
2021	Svetha Venkatesh	Computer scientist			^[549]
2021	Hala Zreiqat				^[549]
2022	Matthew Bailes	Astrophyscist			^[551]
2022	Katherine Belov	Biologist			^[551]
2022	Marcela Bilek	Physicist			^[551]
2022	Stuart Bunn	Freshwater ecologist			^[551]
2022	Thomas Calma	Chancellor			^[551]
2022	John Cannon	Pure mathematician			^[551]
2022	Jonathan Carapetis	Paediatric physician			^[551]
2022	Elizabeth A. Fulton	Ecosystem modeller			^[551]
2022	Catherine Greenhill	Pure mathematician			^[551]
2022	Michelle Haber	Oncologist			^[551]
2022	Peter Høj	Vice-Chancellor			^[551]
2022	Timothy Hughes	Haematologist			^[551]
2022	Emma Johnston	Marine ecologist			^[551]
2022	Peter Langridge	Agricultural researcher			^[551]
2022	Janice Lough	Climate scientist			^[551]
2022	Naomi McClure-Griffiths	Astronomer			^[551]
2022	Sarah Medland	Statistical geneticist			^[551]
2022	Ute Roessner	Plant scientist			^[551]
2022	Craig T. Simmons	Groundwater scientist			^[551]
2022	Kate Smith-Miles	Applied mathematician			^[551]
2022	Huijin Zhao	Chemist			^[551]
2022	Albert Zomaya	Computer scientist			^[551]
2023	Leslie Weston	Plant scientist			^[552]
2023	Elaine Holmes	Computational chemist			^[552]
2023	Belinda Medlyn	Plant Physiology			^[552]
2023	Zaiping Guo	Nanotechnology			^[552]
2023	Sharon Lewin	Medical Sciences			^[552]
2023	Mariapia Degli-Esposti	Biology			^[552]
2023	Tim Brodribb	Plant Biology			^[553]
2023	David Keith	Plant Biology			^[552]
2023	Brajesh Singh	Plant Pathology			^[552]
2023	Xinghuo Yu	Electrical Engineering			^[552]
2023	Shizhang Qiao	Chemical Engineering			^[552]
2023	David Komander	Biology			^[552]
2023	Andrew Wilks	Biology			^[552]
2023	Jian Li	Drug Design			^[552]
2023	Dai Liming	Photovoltaics			^[552]

Corresponding Members

Yr	Fellow	Notes	Born	Died	Refs
1977	John Cornforth		1917	2013
1982	Frederick Sanger		1918	2013
1983	Henry Harris		1925	2014
1985	Edward Slater	Biochemist	1917	2016	^[554]
1986	Jean Bernard	French physician and haematologist	1907	2006
1986	Olle E. Bjorkman
1990	Peter H. Raven		1936
1991	Robert May		1936	2020
1992	Michael Atiyah		1929	2019
1992	Vaughan Jones		1952	2020
1996	Rolf Martin Zinkernagel		1944
1999	Bertil Andersson		1948
1999	Ronald Oxburgh		1934
2002	Joseph Hurd Connell		1923	2020
2002	Charles Krebs		1936
2004	John S. Boyer
2004	Gunnar Öquist		1941
2005	Marc Feldmann		1944
2005	Yongxiang Lu
2006	Rodney Brooks	Robotics and computer science	1954
2006	Terry Tao	Mathematician	1975
2007	Elizabeth Blackburn		1948
2007	Michael James David Powell		1936	2015
2008	David Attenborough	Broadcaster and naturalist	1926		^[555]
2008	A. David Buckingham		1930	2021	^[556]
2011	John Dewey				^[557]
2012	Bruce William Stillman		1953		^[558]
2012	Brian R. Lawn				^[559]
2013	Chunli Bai		1953		^[560]
2013	Birger Moller				^[561]
2014	Philip Cohen	Biochemist	1945		^[562]
2015	Jill Banfield	Geomicrobiologist and biogeochemist	1959		^[563]
2015	C N R Rao		1934		^[564]
2016	Matthias Hentze		1960		^[565]
2016	John C. H. Spence		1946	2021	^[566]
2022	Anne Dell	Biochemist	1950		^[551]
2022	Lei Jiang	Chemist and material scientist			^[551]

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External links

http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/asap_inf.htm – Australian Science Archives Project
From http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/bsparcs/aasmemoirs AAS Biographical Memoirs (1966–1996)
From http://www.sciencearchive.org.au
- "Fellows elected in 2005". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 25 March 2016.
- "Fellows elected in 2006". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 23 March 2016.
- "Fellows elected in 2007". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 1 April 2016.
- "Fellows elected in 2008". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 23 March 2016.
- "Fellows elected in 2009". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 24 September 2015.
- "Fellows elected in 2010". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 3 April 2016.
- "Fellows elected in 2011". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 24 September 2015.
- "Fellows elected in 2012". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 14 August 2014.
- "Fellows elected in 2013". Australian Academy of Science. Archived from the original on 25 March 2016.
From https://www.science.org.au
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- "Fellows elected in 2011". Australian Academy of Science.
- "Fellows elected in 2012". Australian Academy of Science.
- "Fellows elected in 2013". Australian Academy of Science.
- "Fellows elected in 2014". Australian Academy of Science.
- "Fellows elected in 2015". Australian Academy of Science.
- "Fellows elected in 2016". Australian Academy of Science.
- "Fellows elected in 2017". Australian Academy of Science.
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[FAA2016-434] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 "Fellows elected in 2016". science.org.au.

[435] Ian Allison, science.org.au

[436] David Bellwood, science.org.au

[437] Ben Eggleton, science.org.au

[438] Geoff Fincher, science.org.au

[439] Alan Finkel, science.org.au

[440] Simon Foote, science.org.au

[441] Justin Gooding, science.org.au

[442] John Kirkegaard, science.org.au

[443] Anna Koltunow, science.org.au

[444] Geoff|Lindeman, science.org.au

[445] Alex McBratney, science.org.au

[446] Patrick McGorry, science.org.au

[447] Neville Nicholls, science.org.au

[448] Stephen Nutt, science.org.au

[449] Sarah Robertson, science.org.au

[UQ201605-450] 1 2 "UQ welcomes two new Academy of Science Fellows". UQ News. Retrieved 22 March 2018.

[451] Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop, science.org.au

[452] Susan Scott, science.org.au

[453] Daniela Stock, science.org.au

[454] Fedor Sukochev, science.org.au

[455] Toby Walsh, science.org.au

[456] Naomi Wray, science.org.au

[FAA2017-457] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Fellows elected in 2017, science.org.au

[458] Igor Bray, science.org.au

[459] Ian Chubb, science.org.au

[460] Tom Davis, science.org.au

[461] Jane Elith, science.org.au

[462] David Gardner, science.org.au

[463] Jozef Gécz, science.org.au

[464] Karl Glazebrook, science.org.au

[465] Anita Hill, science.org.au

[466] Philip Hugenholtz, science.org.au

[467] Cameron Jones, science.org.au

[468] Evans Lagudah, science.org.au

[469] Melissa Little, science.org.au

[470] Jennifer Martin, science.org.au

[471] Dietmar Müller, science.org.au

[472] John Patrick, science.org.au

[473] Tim Ralph, science.org.au

[474] Lois Salamonsen, science.org.au

[475] Mark Smyth, science.org.au

[476] John Volkman, science.org.au

[477] Branka Vucetic, science.org.au

[478] Nicholas Wormald, science.org.au

[FAA2018-479] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Fellows elected in 2018, science.org.au

[480] Alan Andersen, science.org.au

[481] David Blair, science.org.au

[482] David Bowtell, science.org.au

[483] Jennie Brand-Miller, science.org.au

[484] Richard Bryant, science.org.au

[485] Peter Cawood, science.org.au

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