Researcher Profiles

Proven leadership and management skills in senior roles in higher education and entertainment industry. Dynamic, mature, self-starter with outstanding communication and people skills. Australian citizen with 25 years of experience of which 10 years in senior management. Successfully established 2 start-ups including leading a media company. Rajeev has a unique blend of international experience, with teaching, film, sports, theatre, book selling and student recruitment experience across several international markets including Australia, India, South Africa, Japan, Singapore and Dubai

I graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Physics from the University of Sheffield, UK, in 1995 and worked for several years in the area of Photonics at the Pakistan Institute of Lasers and Optics, before receiving a PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Hull, UK, in 2006. In 2006 I was with the National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST), Pakistan. During 2006-2007 I was with the Kochi University of Technology, Japan, on a postdoctoral research fellowship from Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.

Richard Lilly is currently the Mount Isa Mines embedded research fellow at the University of Adelaide. The role involves coordinating a range of minerals industry related research projects, teaching and coordinating the National Exploration Undercover School (NExUS). Richard completed his PhD on the northern Oman ophiolite at Cardiff University (UK) and worked with Rio Tinto and Chevron before joining Mount Isa Mines (formally Xstrata Copper) exploration in 2007 based in Queensland.

The Hybrid Solar Receiver Combustor (HSRC) technology features a cavity with a coverable aperture to allow it to be operated as either a combustion chamber or a solar receiver, with multiple burners to direct a flame into the chamber and a heat exchanger that absorbs the heat from both energy sources.

Dr Hamish Philpott is a gastroenterologist and early career researcher who has completed a PhD at Monash University related to eosinophilic esophagitis. Dr Philpott received a NHMRC scholarship to support his PhD studies, and since became the Philip Bushell Foundation Research Travel Award recipient for 2016/17, and has additional research funding from the philanthropic organisation for eosinophilic disease (ausEE). He has >40 research publications, most of which relate to eosinophilic gastrointestinal disease.

I am a marine ecologist with a special interest in shellfish ecology. My research is heavily focused on applied marine conservation management and restoration ecology. Much of my research has focused on the capacity of wild oyster populations to protect coastal biodiversity from the extremities of climate change. The majority of this work has been conducted along the east coast of Australia and in Hong Kong.

I am a PhD student in pharmacogenomics and currently supervised by Professor Andrew Somogyi, Associated Professor Betty Sallustio, Dr Janet Coller and Dr Daniel Barratt. I am now participating in a project of tacrolimus pharmacogenomics and I am aiming to find potential genetic predictors for tacrolimus dose as well as acute rejection and nephrotoxicity variance among kidney transplant recipients.