Mohammad Choucair has spent the past decade solving seemingly intractable scientific challenges in the broad discipline of chemistry by creating and commercially developing innovative materials with global impact.
Edith Chow, chemist and NSW Young Tall Poppy Award (2015), is a Senior Research Scientist working in sensor research. She is a sought-after presenter for STEM education activities.
Eric Chow is an internationally recognised epidemiologist in the field of sexually transmitted infections.
David Christian is an authority on the social and material history of the 19th-century Russian peasantry, in particular on aspects of diet and the role of alcohol.
Roger Chung has made notable contributions to the fields of neurobiology and neurochemistry.
Robert Clancy has had a distinguished career as a clinical immunologist and is also recognised for his service to cartography as a collector of early maps of Australia.
Lindsay Botten has made leading research contributions in advancing the physical and mathematical understanding of the optics of periodic and complex media and led the development of high-performance research computing
Amy Cain has an international reputation in microbiology through the study of antibiotic resistance.
As a scholar, teacher and university leader, Sean Brawley has made substantive national and international contributions to the discipline of History and the pedagogy and administration of Higher Education.
Barbara Briggs is a botanist with significant research contributions on the evolution and systematics of Australia’s flora.
