60 years of Metallurgy at uQ - The Faculty of Engineering

60 years of Metallurgy at uQ - The Faculty of Engineering

60 years of
Metallurgy at UQ
1953-2013
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Introduction4
A Personal View
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Timeline7
Program Structure10
List of Staff and Heads of Department 11
Graduation Photographs12
List of Graduates74
Thanks and Acknowledgements79
Contents
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This booklet provides a celebration and a
visual record of 60 years of Metallurgy at
The University of Queensland.
It is not intended to be a comprehensive history of
the program as it is not possible to include all of the
contributions by students and staff made over the
years to the life and times of the program. Rather it is
an opportunity to recall friends and colleagues and to
remind ourselves that we have had the opportunity of
being part of something special and of lasting value.
The Department of Mining was established in 1950
and the metallurgy program introduced in 1951. The
Mining and Metallurgical Engineering Department
was initially located on George St. in the Brisbane city
centre. In 1970, after 20 years operating in the CBD
the program was moved to the “new building” at St
Lucia. Mining and Metallurgical Engineering was one
Introduction
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of the last departments to transition from the George
Street campus to St Lucia. Today a refurbished
Frank White Annexe, named after the founding Head
of Department, still forms the hub of most of the
metallurgy undergraduate teaching and St Lucia-based
metallurgy research activities. The Julius Kruttschnitt
Mineral Research Centre (JKMRC) was also formally
established in 1970 at the University mine site in
Indooroopilly; this was the first stage of what is
now the Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI), which
consists of a number of research Centres focussed
on the Minerals industry.
The undergraduate metallurgy program at UQ has
undergone significant changes over time, with the
first Bachelor of Engineering students in Metallurgical
Engineering graduating in 1953. The metallurgical
engineering program followed on from the establishment
of Mining Engineering in 1950. Metallurgy was then
subsequently taught in conjunction with Physical
Metallurgy, available as both Engineering and Science
degrees. Following the establishment of a separate
Materials and Manufacturing program, the BE
Metallurgical Engineering program was modified to
provide more focus on mineral processing and extractive
metallurgy, the degree was renamed as Minerals
Process Engineering and the first graduates appeared in
1988. In 2004 the joint UQ/Minerals industry taskforce
was established to make recommendations on the future
of both the UQ mining and metallurgy programs.
The objectives of this initiative were to establish
sustainable programs that provided graduates with the
appropriate technical depth and breadth and knowledge
and skills for employment in the minerals industry, and
significantly increased student numbers. Following the
recommendations of the review the dual major BE in
Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering was established;
the first intake to the new program was in 2006.
The dual major provides the core engineering science
and process engineering knowledge and skills
associated with conventional chemical engineering
programs. The systems approach and with it the
ability to analyse and model process flow sheets
has added a new dimension to the program. In
addition the students are required to undertake a
comprehensive suite of specialist courses in mineral
processing, hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy and
metallurgical plant design. With each of these changes
over the years the proportion of the program that can
be identified as the specialist process metallurgical
component has increased. A summary of the current
4-year BE metallurgy program is provided in this
booklet. The specialist metallurgy academic teaching
staff complement has also increased over time and
currently stands at six full-time academic metallurgy
staff at St Lucia, with research staff from the Julius
Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre (JKMRC) also
providing specialist teaching into the program.
The research profile of the current metallurgy program
has been established around three pillars linking
academic staff and research higher degree students
to active research Centres; Mineral processing
having research collaborations with the JKMRC,
Hydrometallurgy with the UQ RTA Bauxite and Alumina
Technology Centre, and Pyrometallurgy with the
Pyrometallurgy Research Group, PYROSEARCH.
The history and fortunes of the program have followed
the development of the mineral industry in the State of
Queensland and Australia in general. These ups and
downs both led to significant modifications in the focus
of the undergraduate degree. Critical to the continuing
health and vitality of the program has been the ongoing
links with and financial support from the minerals
industry for both undergraduate teaching and research.
These links have proven vital to the sustainability of
the program especially during difficult industry times.
Currently, three of the six teaching academic staff
positions are supported by industry investment, Xstrata,
BMA and Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) through the
Minerals Tertiary Education Council (MTEC). For its part
the current program is consistently delivering graduates to
the minerals industry in record numbers. The reputation
of the program for educational initiatives and research
continues to grow both within Australia and internationally.
From my discussions with industry UQ metallurgy
graduates are held in high regard as professional
engineers; they have through their achievements
contributed significantly to the reputation of the University
and the development of the nation for the past 60 years.
It is something we can all be proud of and I hope that this
record and legacy continues well into the future.
Peter Hayes, 23 November 2013
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It is with great pleasure that I celebrate
60 years of metallurgy at UQ.
It is particularly poignant now that the program is
stronger than ever, having survived two periods when
its existence was critically in doubt. Some may not
be aware that the process metallurgy program was
very close to being discontinued in 1985 and 2004.
The economic rationalist view on these occasions
was that if the program is not paying for itself then
it should be allowed to close down. This would have
left no specialist metallurgy program on the east coast
of Australia.
I am thankful that ultimately the industry responded
to ensure our continued supply of locally trained
professionals. Support came in several ways – financial,
research funding, and that most scarce resource,
time, to support undergraduate programs. The
University also responded by modifying its programs
to sustainably increase student enrolments.
The events of 2004 are a cautionary tale. There will be
future industry downturns. At the time when it is most
difficult to do so, we will need to stand in support
again. As professional engineers, or as industry
managers, we clearly understand the long term value
of well-trained metallurgical engineers compared
with a one-off saving.
A personal view
Joe Pease,
Chief Executive
Xstrata Technology
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I am constantly impressed by the high quality of
the modern day UQ metallurgy graduates.
Every metallurgy program in the world produces
graduates with their own unique combination of
skills, adding to the rich tapestry of our business.
In the case of UQ graduates, I believe that combination
includes excellent technical skills, an ability to work
on a broad canvas across specialities, and the
egalitarianism to both “get their hands dirty” and to
confidently challenge convention. Combined with
rigour and perseverance, these are the essential
characteristics for the innovation that we all seek.
May the metallurgy program at UQ continue to flourish!
Timeline
20/12/1948
Vice-Chancellor J. D. Story summarises
the minutes of a meeting for the
establishment of a section of Mining
Engineering within the University of
Queensland
Supporters of the initiative include: the
Faculty of Engineering, the Department
of Geology, the Professorial Board, the
Queensland Chamber of Mines, the
Council of the Australasian Institute of
Mining and Metallurgy
1911
Original University of Queensland
Engineering course provided for
a degree in Civil, Mechanical and
Electrical, and Mining
The Queensland Chamber of Mines
offers to contribute £2,000 per annum
towards the establishment and
carrying-on of a full course in Mining
Engineering
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 4
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 1
1/01/1950
June McNicol commences at
the Department of Mining and
Metallurgy, George St., Brisbane
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 5
27/01/1949
Vice-Chancellor J. D. Story tables
a report to the Senate Committee
advocating the urgency of establishing
a section of Mining Engineering
20/02/1950
Frank Thomas Matthews White
appointed as Professor of Mining
Engineering. Establishment of the
Department of Mining Engineering
June 1951
Former silver and lead mine situated at
Finney’s Hill in Indooroopilly acquired
and the University Experimental Mine
was established
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 4
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 4
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 4
4/08/1949
Senate resolves that a Chair in
Mining Engineering be established
1/03/1950
Frank White commences at the
Department of Mining Engineering
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 4
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 10
27/09/1951
Senate approves Bachelor of
Metallurgical Engineering. Department
name changed to Department of Mining
and Metallurgical Engineering
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 4
1911
1948
1949
1950
1951
First Graduating Class of Mining
Engineers from the University of
Queensland (4 Graduates)
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 4
Work commences to transform the old
Industrial Chemical building in George
St, now the site of the QUT library, into
the new Mining and Metallurgy building
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 5
7
Metallurgical Engineering Degree
formally split in two: Minerals
Process Engineering (Joint program
with Chemical Engineering) and
Manufacturing and Materials
Engineering (Joint program with
Mechanical engineering)
1/10/1967
Clearing of the site of the Frank
White building commences
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 15
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 12
The first Australian Minerals Institute
Research Association (AMIRA) project
commences at the Experimental Mine
“The Development of a System for the
Automatic Control of Ore Grinding Circuits”
Professor Ray Whitmore
commences as Head of
Department of Mining and
Metallurgy
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 7
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 14 + 35
First graduates in
Metallurgical Engineering
from the University of
Queensland
Introduction of a three
year science course in
Metallurgy with a fourth
year of Honours
David Moore becomes
first and only Metallurgical
Engineering student to
receive Rhodes Scholarship
Source: Dept of MMM
Eng pp. 4
Source: Dept of MMM
Eng pp. 4
Source: Dept of MMM
Eng pp. 27
12/02/1970
JKMRC formally established
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 14
Mining and Metallurgical
Engineering Department moves
into Frank White Building
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 11
1953
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1954
1957
1958
1962
Dr Len Hogan
commences at the
Department of Mining
and Metallurgy
Professor Alban
Lynch commences as
Research Officer at the
Experimental Mine
Source: Dept of MMM
Eng pp. 6
Source: Dept of MMM
Eng pp. 14
1963
1964
Cartoonist Emile Mercer
replica vehicle built by
Rod Kirkcaldie
Source: Alban Lynch
1966
1967
1968
1/08/1966
Frank White resigns
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 10
1970
1971
1976
1988
1/08/1966
Professor Ray Whitmore resigns
from the position of Head of
Department
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 13
Ongoing funding agreement with
Minerals Tertiary Education Council
(MTEC)/Minerals Council (MCA) for
Metallurgy Education Program (MEP)
PYROSEARCH Research
Centre established
JKMRC formally separates from the
Department of Mining and Metallurgy
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 15
AusIMM student chapter forms
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 33
CAST CRC commences
Professor Bill Johnson
appointed to the MIM
Holdings Chair in Minerals
Engineering
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 17
Black Coal Utilisation
CRC commences
1991
1993
1995
Cooperative Research Centres
(CRC) commence
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 15
1996
Joint UQ industry
working party
on Mining and
Metallurgical
Education
Source: Dept of MMM
Eng pp. 17
Source: Dept of MMM
Eng pp. 17
1990
One School of Engineering established
– Departments are no more!
“Back from the Brink” report
from MCA on the future
of Mining and Metallurgy
education in Australia
1997
1998
1999
2002
2003
Department name changes to
Mining, Minerals and Materials
Engineering to better reflect
activities of the Department
Initial support from Minerals
Tertiary Education Council
(MTEC)/Minerals Council (MCA)
Although the sign of FW
Annexe STILL says Mining and
Metallurgical engineering
AJ Parker CRC for Hydrometallugy
– UQ link established
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 17
2004
2006
UQ-RTA Bauxite
and Alumina
Technical Centre
established
Xstrata Chair in Metallurgical
Engineering Prof Peter Hayes
appointed
BMA Chair in Mineral
processing established –
Prof Anh Nguyen appointed
2007
2009
BE Chemical and
Metallurgical Engineering
formally approved
Xstrata Chair in Metallurgical
Engineering established
Prof Greg Sheehan appointed
2012
2013
New School structure –
Metallurgical engineering joins
School of Chemical Engineering
http://www.uq.edu.au/
news/?article=17063
Source: Dept of MMM Eng pp. 18
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Semester
Courses
1
Engineering Design
Maths
Chemistry – Inorganic/physical
Elective
2
Eng. Modelling and Problem Solving
Calculus & ODEs
Engineering Thermodynamics
Elective
3
Process Principles,
Mass & Energy Balances
Calculus & Algebra II
Organic Chemistry
Elective
4
Investigation & Statistics
Fluid and Particles Mechanics
Physical & Surface Chemistry
Physical/Chemical Processing
of Minerals
5
Process Systems / Analysis
Heat and Mass Transfer
Chemical Thermodynamics
Process Mineralogy/
Comminution
6
Reaction Engineering
Metallurgical Process Modelling
Mineral Processing,
Separation Processes
Pyrometallurgy
7
Control
Transport Phenomena
Flotation
Aqueous Solution Processing
8
Risk and Impact in the
Minerals Industry
Metallurgical Plant Design
(MEP joint course)
Elective /Advanced Process
Mineralogy
Legend: normal – basic and engineering sciences, italic – chemical engineering, bold – specialist metallurgical engineering.
UQ BE Chemical & Metallurgical Engineering
Program structure 2013
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Academic teaching staff – process metallurgy
Technical support staff
Head of Departments/programs
Fromto
Fromto
Fromto
1956
1967
Rex Bull
1950
1994
June McNicol
1950
1966
Frank White – Department
1968
1976
Ray Whitmore
1960s? ? Ivan Brown, Analyst
1968
1976
Ray Whitmore – Department
1968
1985
Anil Biswas
1960s? ?
Andy Wu chemical lab
1977
1984
Dave Rowlands - Department
1988
1970
1989
John Kleeman
1960s? 1970s?
Bob Archerbald
1985
1976
ongoing
Peter Hayes
1960s? 1970s?
Brian Hefernan
1980
1989
Steve Algie
1960s? 1970s?
Paul Brixius
1986
1998
1988
1992
Chris Clarkson
1960s? ?
Carl Brosnan mechanical workshop
1989
1993
Alban Lynch – Department
Bill Adams electrical workshop
1993
1996
Pat Kelly – Department
1997
1997
Barry Brady – Department
1997
2003
1989
1996
Hae Geon Lee
1968
ongoing
1992
1994
Jon Davis
1992
2002
Emmy Manlapig
1981
2013
Petar Matanovic mechanical workshop
Glenda Zamenek metallography
1997
2001
Florent Bourgeois
1982
1998
2005
Bill Johnson
1999
2006
Nursen Guresin
1993
ongoing
2003
2006
Marcin Ziemski
2004
2013
Bob Hannah
2006
2007
Greg Sheehan
2006
ongoing
Evgueni Jak
2006
ongoing
Liguang Wang
2007
ongoing
Anh Nguyen
2007
2008
Robert Hansson
2009
ongoing
James Vaughan
2009
ongoing
Yongjun Peng
With additional contributions from UQ and JKMRC:
Diana Drinkwater
Suzy Stark
And other research staff
ongoing
Sante Di Pasquale mineral processing lab
Ian Smith – Department
Peter Hayes – Minerals Process Engineering program
Don McKee – Department
1998
2004
Bill Johnson – Minerals Process Engineering program
2006
ongoing
Peter Hayes – Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering program
List of Staff &
Heads of Department
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Graduation Photographs
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Chemical & Metallurgical Engineering Class of 2012
Back Row: Tom Rodgers, Yukan Sawaki, Lance Ostenfeld, Nigel Seto, Tyson Buhagiar, Julia O’Neal, Kristen Gibbs,
Brendan Smith, Dan McConnell, Matthew Thompson, Catherine Martin, Ming, Tiang
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Middle Row: Joshua Koszo, Samuel Jetson, Lui Bai, Caitlyn Standen, Amanda Maier, Jessica Scheiwe, Kerry Berg, Shaun Baker, Teagan Walsh, Rashaun Hoh
Front Row: Liguang Wang (staff), Sante Di Pasquale (staff), Thomas Bainbridge, Roanne Kramer, Peter Hayes (staff), Franz Walkes, James Vaughan (staff)
Absent: Paul Bandarian, Ella Janssen, Tyson Keegan, Stefan Lakemond, Stephen Mann, Brendon Palmer, Liam Stanton
Chemical & Metallurgical Engineering Class of 2013
Front Row: Yongjun Peng (Staff), Liguang Wang (Staff), Roxanne Gabel, Mitchell Ryan, Dylan Molver, Veronica Barnes, John Tang, Sante Di Pasquale (Staff),
Caitlyn Standen, Peter Hayes (Staff), Cathy Evans (Staff), Essie Morrison, Tiarne Gayton, Elaine Wightman (Staff), Jiang Yang
Back Row: Eugene Jak (Staff), Jacob Banachak, Cameron Smyth, Andrew Yang, Brendan Smith, Nathaniel Mills, Benjamin Poole,
Patrick O’Hanlon, Lewis Purcell, Felice Quach, Matthew Millar, James Vaughan (Staff)
Inserts: Anh Nguyen (Staff), Bob Hannah (Staff), Bev Coulter (Staff), Han Chen, Joel Taylor, Tom Wills, Andrew Nuttall
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List of Graduates
Grad year Name
Program
Grad year Name
Program
Grad year Name
Program
1954
1954
1954
1955
1956
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1958
1958
1958
1958
1958
1959
1960
1960
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1962
1962
1962
1962
1962
1962
1963
1963
1963
1963
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1965
1965
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
1965
1965
1965
1965
1965
1965
1965
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
MSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
PhD (Met)
PhD (Met)
PhD (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
1968
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1970
1971
1971
1971
1971
1971
1971
1971
1971
1971
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
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Aylmer, Francis Leslie
Keys, Neville John
Waring, James
Molloy, Neil Adrian
Pennycuick, Stuart Kessen
Byerlee, Hugh waldron
Duncan, Kathleen Gillian
Johnson, Ian Ashton
Muller, Henry Bertram
Wilson, Collin George
Lakeland, Don
Noble, Peter John
Paterson, Kenneth Francis
Roveta, Julian Lawrence
Yakimoff, Alexander
Dunlop, Geoffrey Alan
Greenelsh, Robert William
Umar Katab, Raden
Kirkcaldie, Rodney Knox
Little, Keith Leonard
Moore, David Edward
Prodjopradoto, Noegroho
Wade, Cedric Arthur
Balderson, Graham F
Clayton, E L
Conoplia, Ronald Peter
Grant, Roderick Macpherson
Kydd, Robert W J
Millett, F
Bennett, Clive Geoffrey
Bilston, Kenneth John
Ferguson, Andrew
Sutherland, Ross Finlay
Cavanagh, Antony Kevin
Court, Anthony Baynes
Jaffery, Donald
Kyte, William James
Marks, D J
Miller, Derek John
Carley, Brian J
Hogan, Leonard McNamara
Khanna, Rhishi Raj
McKean, G R
Quinn, Leo Patrick
Stoddart, William Turton, T J
Wood, G W
Woolfrey, James Leslie
Boughen, Harold James
Boulton, J T
Cole, Neil Herbert
Fien, Kenneth P
Ivan, W A
Jackson, Russell John
Jennison, A R
Joesoef, Anwar
Kothari, Navin Chandra
Sherwin, I
Slaughter, Peter John
Tuffley, John Rogers
Bull, William Rex
Bush, Philip Donald
Cunningham, K D
Cutmore, John Parnel
Hasanbasri, H B
Murray, William Paul
Roberts, Gareth Dennis
Smith, Ion Oswald
Vela, Peter
Anderson, Leonard Edward
Doherty, R J
Hannah, Robert Charles
Hinton, B R W
Jenkinson, David Charles
Main, Ian Frank
McGuire, Paul Anthony
McKee, Donald James
Mcloughlin, B C
Murphy, L D
Palmer, G J
Shiels, Keith William
Ward, J E
Wilson, P C
Broadhurst, J S
Burke, Harvey Francis
Dawson, Neil P
Dundurs, I A
Hastings, Ian James
Hauff, William Robert
Hinton, L
Lees, Malcolm J
Lim, Ser Guan
Luscombe, Alan Frederick
O’Brien, B A
Petrie, Andrew Hamish
Robinson, Jeffrey James
Schonfeld, David
Webb, Ian Douglas
Wecker, H R
Andrews, K A
Bailey, Christopher William
Bauer, Geoffrey Robert
Beckman, R I
Cantrell, Raymond Alfred
Hanschar, Lawrence John
Hunter, T C
Latimore, B G
Macaulay, J
Mendis, H P
Schache, Ian S
Wickham, Peter
Lovely, Bruce
Szeremeta, Ray
Webster, John
Burcher, R W
Burgess, Peter Gerald
Casey, T P
Flaherty, J L
Henry, M B
Landsberg, R P
Mackey, R I E
Mattner, R J
McIntire, L A
Grad year Name
Program
Grad year Name
Program
Grad year Name
Program
1971
1971
1971
1971
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
MSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
MEngSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
1973
1973
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
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1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1976
1976
1976
1976
1976
1976
1976
1976
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
MSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
MSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
PhD (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
MSc (Met)
MSc (Met)
BE (Met)
PhD (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
1976
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1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
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1982
1982
1983
1983
1983
1983
1984
1984
1984
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
BE (Met)
PhD (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
BSc (Met)
PhD (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
Park, John G
Park, W J
Pyzik, R D
Schweinsberg, D P
Adam, Colin McLean
Andrew, Richard Charles
Andrew, Richard Charles
Dann, Peter
Dunstan, Paul Graeme
Fielder, Vivian Arthur
Fotheringham, D G
Haigh, Barrie George
Johnson, “Bill” Norman William
Quah, Kok Wah
Seow, Hong Pheow
Simpson, Philip Joseph
Smith, R J
Spiers, B R
St John, David
Armstrong, I
Blaney, P H
Chapman, Trudy
Deuble, P R
Gibson, A J
Hardy, Leigh
Hayes, G A
Iksens, R H
King, Cliff
Kirby, Marie-Ann
Lee, Richard
Lees, Malcolm John
McCosh, K
McGrath, Philip William
McLeod, Alan john
Millar, J
Morrison, Robert David
Peel, D E
Petersen, B H
Rhode, J J
Spall, Susan
Sperling, P
Thurlow, David
Vigor, E A
Bisshop, J
Buckley, F
Catton, C B
Coughlin, M
Davidson, C
Gouge, Ann
Marlow, D R
McKenzie, Cameron Keith
Robinson, M
Truss, Rowan Wayne
Walter, Graham William
White, Malcolm Gerard
Buttazoni, A
Clair, G
Cooke, I D
Crooks, Alan Gordon
Dann, Peter Charles
Gillam, John William
Grimsey, Eric John
Hinds, J R
Lee, A M
Lepelaar, P
Machunter, Rudolf
Magon, J
McIntire, J W
McLean, E J
Reid, John Graham
Rider, Karen Marie
Thorne, Grant Charles
Woodman, David William
Zemanek, Glenda G
Cornelius, A
Crowden, H T
Dover, I R
Gault, Goffrey Alexander
Hudson, Robert Leslie
McLaren, John James
Rankin, William John
Smales, M Ann
Smith, Colin John
St John, David Henry
Thorpe, Warren Richard
Wakeling, Philip Oliver
Chesher, Robert James
Chung, G Y K
Crittall, Peter Geoffrey
Harris, Ralph Lloyd
Hunter, J L
Kelly, Robert George
Smith, Heather
Thiele, Douglas Herbert
Walker, Darryl John
Wright, Peter James
Baguley, Philip John
Elworthy, Gary William
Wait, Douglas
Cauley, Ivan Dudley
Hunter, Jane Louise
Allen, Peter John
Graham, Jeffrey Mitchell
Grano, Stephen Richard
Norman, Paul Graham
Pease, Joseph Damian
Pitt, Glen Robert
Dobinson, Helen Claire
Drinkwater, Diana Joy
Henderson, Dale Kenneth
Atkinson, Bruce Winston
Hine, Brian Roy
Knight, Stewart John
Smith, Anthony Gerard
Harris, Cameron Leslie
Kearns, Mark Walter
Rieck, Russel Mark
Clegg, Richard Edward
Harbort, Gregory John
Hughes, David Gareth
Leckenby, David Francis
Sterling, Allan Wesley
Willis, John Anthony
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Program
1986
1986
1986
1986
1986
1986
1986
1986
1987
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1989
1989
1989
1989
1989
1989
1989
1989
1990
1990
1990
1990
1990
1990
1990
1990
1991
1991
1991
1991
1991
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
MSc
MSc
BE
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
MSc
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (H-Met)
BE (Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Met)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
MSc
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
1991
1991
1991
1991
1991
1991
1991
1992
1992
1992
1992
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1993
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
BE (H-Min Proc)
MSc
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BASc
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min)
BASc
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1994
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1997
1997
1997
1997
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BASc
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BASc
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
MSc
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
MSc
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Mats)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
MSc
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BASc
BE (Min Proc)
MSc
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
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Andreatidis, John
Chambers, David Mark
Leahy, Michael Robert
Marcombe, Brent Robert
Mate, Geraldine Louise
Pilgrim, Darryl Lloyd
Song, Hui
Wiseman, David
Vidulin, Joanne
De Looze, Geoffrey Robert
Hay, Sid
Jackson, Stephanie Margaret
Lilly, Jonathan
McCarthy, Marguerite
Meyer, Urs Heinrich
Murdoch, Stephen
Preston, Karen Louise
Stevens, Gregory
Vose, Catherine Grace
Armbrust, Karen Dawn
Cribb, Jacinta Louise
Dalton, James William
Hines, Peter John
Jensen, Anna Lyle Hildebrand
Salmond, Jan Amanda
Tasker, Cameron William
Whitaker, Darryl John
Anderson, Wayne John
Bowness, Martin
Dawson, Wendy Jean
Ghag, Surinder Singh
Harlen, Wayne
Mathewson, Darren
Morton, Cara Jane
Quayle, Edward John
Born, Frank Mark
Carretta, Michael
D’Aoust, Sonya
Dempsey, Darryl Keith
Dunglison, Michael
Edward, Darren
Finch, William
Houghton, Mark James
Kosovic, Paul
Liebezeit, Vanessa
Mulligan, Paul
Runge, Kym Cheri
Coombes, Christopher
Herzig, Janine Ann
Kelson, Roger
Wruck, Robert
Bensley, Scott John
Korte (nee Dobb), Michelle
Fernee, Hamish
Hilden, Marko Mikael
Murphy, Andrew
Townsend (nee Murtagh),
Julie May
Reemeyer, Hendrik
Rubenis, Gunars
Smith, Lara Anne
Stanton, Helen
Stephenson, Ian
Stewart, Kristin Jane
Taranaki, Lon
Hilard nee Titter, Carolyn
Wilmot, Mark Douglas
Wong, Kathy
Wyman, Kern Michael
Atkins, Alexandra
Barns, Katie
Browne, Shane
Butler, Mark Gordon
Donnollan, Shane
Drury, Amanda Jane
Hall, Karen Jane
Harvey, Ian James
Kaboth, Carla
Laidlaw, Kirsten
McKeown, Joanne
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
MSc
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BASc
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
Bsc
Nicholson, Brenda
Noble, Alasdair
Ranasinghe, Mangala
Rometsch, Paul
Strohmayr, Samuel
Teasdale, Stephanie
Van Der Poel, Britt
Wightman, Elaine
Byrnes, Todd
John, Lee Waverley
Jones, Greg James
Kowald, Derek
Moffit nee Lahey, Anne
Lane, Matthew Robert
Lucke, Dion Gilbert
Monroe, Shona
Quinn, Zane Lachlan
Urzaa, Christopher
Veldman, Natalia
Waugh, Joanne Maree
Brady, Simon Robert
Burger, Benjamin
Gatto, Eugenio Robert
Goh, Chingnam
Gunn, Susan Margaret
Holstein, Shane
Marshall, Richard
Matacin, Maryanna
McClelland, Darryn
Murray, Pamela
Osgood, Karina
Reynolds, Daniel
Ruffles, Peta-Jane
Stokes, Karl
Sturgess, Samuel
Wu, Andrew
Anderson, Michael
Binch, Lindal Jane
Bourke, Susan Lee
Francis, David
Grad year Name
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Grad year Name
Program
Grad year Name
Program
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
PhD
PhD
BE (H-Min Proc)
PhD
PhD
PhD
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
PhD
PhD
PhD
PhD
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (H-Min Proc)
PhD
BE (H-Min Proc)
MEngSc
PhD
PhD
BE (H-Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
MEngSc
MEngSc
MEngSc
BE (H-Min Proc)
MEngSc
1999
1999
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
PhD
PhD
MEngSc
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
PhD
MEngSc
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
PhD
Msc
BE (Min Proc)
MEngSc
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
MEngSc
BE (Min Proc)
PhD
PhD
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
MEngSc
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
PgC (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
PgC (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
PgC (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
Hayes, Benjamin John
Kay, Paul
Knoblauch, Edward
Pollack, James Andrew
Power, Aaron John
Revel, Mathew
Sum, Josephine
Twomey, John Henry
Young, Paul David
Buemmer, Bianca
Hann, Simon
Hoffman, Dale
Murphy, Benjamin
Skennerton, Rodney
Valery, Walter
Young, Mark Douglas
Cashion, Simon
Delboni Jnr, Homero
Easton, Mark
Fandrich, Rolf
Ghobrial, Abdel-Messei
Goh, Eric
Golab, Krzysztof
Instone, Stephen
Jankovic, Aleksandar
Kelly, Richard
Kuchel, Johann
Maley, Catherine
McAuliffe, Patrick
Nothdurft, Erin
Rahal, David
Rayner, John
Savassi, Orivaldo
Schultz, Philip
Tello, Sebastian
Thompson, Stephen
Tondo, Luis
Velasquez, Noel
Wood, Nina Marie
Wu, Darren
Zhang, Debbie
Zhao, Baojun
Agranovski, Victoria
Barnett, Jacinta
Burke, Michael
Christie, Shannon
Hancock, Graeme
Harvey, Richard
Helms, Tania
Keith, Jonathan
Kinaev, Nikolai
Kolatschek, Yvonne
Magee, Matthew
Man, Yun
Palmer, David
Pangum, Lemas
Price, Douglas
Sequeira, Winston
Stokes, Patrick
Teasdale, Stephanie
Tran, Vi-Hoa
Warder, Julia
Wilmot, Stephen
Winkelman, Graham
Babusi, Mompati
Beck, David
Deighton, Hayden
Evans, Roger
Hooi, Jung
Itlhobogeng, Joseph
Kittel-Sherri, Teresa
Kropp, Megan
Kwon, Joe
Lymbery, Shaun
Millar, Andrew
Runge, Mark
Schuhmann, Richard
Smith, Jason
Wong, Bevin
Wood, Kristy-Ann
Batchelor, Andrew
Campbell, Sarah
Donkin, Clinton
Fell, Howard
Hoyle, Andrew
Hunt, Mark
Jardine, Jeffrey
McAleese, Ashley
Seymour, Narelle
Sibbel, Kristen
Broadfoot, Lachlan
Buchanan, Amy
Cervellin, Andrew
Gittoes, Boyd
Gittoes, Sarah-Lee
Stokes, Kelly
Busst, Kate
Delahunty, Daniel
Gee, Brent
Jansen (nee Hawkins), Rachel
Nikolic, Stanko
Palmer, Ian
Stannard, Luke
Brown, Elizabeth
Connor, Angus
Holloway, Ben
Johnston, Helen
Kierle, Wendy
Maloney, Kenton
Robinson, James
Whyte, Ryan
Woodgate, Jennifer
Bygrave, Jerehmy
Downie, William
Fleming, Rebecca
Futcher, William
Galka, Kinga
Munro, Suzanne
O’Brien, Benjamin
Pegler, Jane
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Grad year Name
Program
2006
2006
2006
2006
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2007
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
ME (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Min Proc)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2013
2013
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
BE (Chem & Met)
PhD
PhD
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Plackowski, Christopher
Stoll, Dominic
Surapaneni, Pavan
Wynn, Roger
Ballantyne, Grant
Brooks, Daniel
Burns, Fraser
Di Sandro, David
Field, Garth
Jarman, Casey
Loughnan, Skye
Neroni, Benjamin
Nolan, Claire
Paul, Edward
Pidgeon, Roxanne
Smith, Phoebe
Woodman, Dion
Wujanto, Nico
Cau, Ricardo
Chapman, Brodie
Creedy, Stefanie
Eiseman, Mark
Harvey, Robin
Higley, Jonathan
Jeffery, David
Levings, Hayley
Meikle, Jennifer
Oldham, Andrew
Perkins, Thomas
Radulovic, Paul
Urip Kurniawan, Anthony
Alam, Naureen
Do, Long
Gurnett, Ion
Hawker, William
Hitchcock, Daniel
Hunt, Gabrielle
Jung, Henry
Kerr, Rowan
Kirkwood, Benjamin
Law, Harrison
Litzow, Nathan
Nolan, James
Norman, Blair
Oats, William
Philogene, Emma
Pyle, Matthew
Rowe, Marnie
Thomson, Elise
Zagorskis, Daniel
Zheng, Weijie
Aisthorpe, Curtis
Beale, Belinda
Borchardt, Sirigarn
Eleperuma, Yasantha
Garside, Mitchell
Gudgeon, James
Harison, Harison
Henrichs, Kirsty
Lekang, Ookeditse
Liang, Hans
Monckton, Georgina
Ponatshego, Kenanao
Rice, Amanda
Simmonds, Tegan
Smith, Isaac
Stokell, Vanessa
Taylor, Matthew
Tsao, Justin
Umbul, Martin
Vollert, Luke
Andrew, Craig
Bugenhagen, Broderick
Calvert, Michael
Chambers, Ashleigh
Carluccio, Fabio
Genn, Conrad
Higham, Adam
Jayawardana, Viren
Lam, Karen
Nicol, Stuart
Nutt, Jessica
O’Sullivan, Ryan
Parker, Jennifer
Pundi, Lai
Riles, Emma
Sedgwick, Benjamin
Senyard, Benjamin
Shears, Katherine
Voyzey, Ferne
Wei, Chun-Che
Wei, Yung-Che
Williams, Chelsea
Bainbridge, Thomas
Baker, Shaun
Bandarian, Paul
Berg, Karri
Clayton, Bryce
Gibbs, Kristin
Hutson, Gordon
Janssen, Ella
Jeston, Samuel
Kramer, Roanne
Lakemond, Stefan
Maier, Amanda
Mitchell, Daniel
O’Neill, Julia
Palmer, Brendon
Rodgers, Thomas
Scheiwe, Jessica
Seto, Nigel
Sullivan, Fiona
Tang, Mingyang
Thompson, Matthew
Tiang, Ming Chung
Walsh, Teagan
Mehrjardi, Ata Fallah
LittleJohn, Patrick
In putting together this commemorative
yearbook and anniversary celebrations,
the efforts and contributions of the
following are greatly appreciated.
•Organising committee:
oWilliam Hawker (convenor)
oSante Di Pasquale
oDiana Drinkwater
oRebecca Fleming
oJames Gudgeon
oPeter Hayes
oStefan Lakemond
oDominic Stoll
•Claire Corones – Manager, Alumni and Community
Engagement (Faculty of Engineering Architecture
and Information Technology, UQ)
Sponsorship
•Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre (JKMRC)
and JKTech
•The School of Chemical Engineering
And thanks to all those who, in so many different ways,
have contributed to the metallurgy program over the
years, but who could not be explicitly mentioned in this
brief summary.
•Liz Christiansen – Graphic Design and Illustration
Thanks and
Acknowledgements
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