Summary |
Presented by Professor Brett Paull, New Star Professor in Analytical Chemistry, UTAS |
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Start Date |
5th Aug 2012 2:30pm |
End Date |
5th Aug 2012 4:00pm |
Venue |
Meeting Room, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Inveresk |
RSVP / Contact Information |
Admission: $5 general public, $3 Friends of the Museum, $2 students, Royal Society Members FREE. Tel: 6323 3798 or email bookings@qvmag.tas.gov.au |
(Northern Branch)
presents
Separation science impacts on almost every facet of our lives, including medicine, pharmaceuticals, environmental sciences and industries like oil refining and food production. Professor Paull will explain separation science – the study and development of technologies to enable the physical separation of molecules, compounds and elements – and the resulting breakthrough technologies and applications. Professor Brett Paull is Professor in the Australian Centre for Research on Separation Sciences based in the University of Tasmania’s School of Chemistry. He graduated from the University of Plymouth with BSc (Honours) and PhD and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Chemistry. His first lectureship was with the University of Tasmania from 1995-1997 after which he moved to Dublin City University as Associate Professor of Analytical Science. He rejoined the University of Tasmania in 2011. Professor Paull is author of more than 150 publications and is currently Editor-in-Chief of the Royal Society of Chemistry journal Analytical Methods.
Admission: $5 general public, $3 Friends of the Museum, $2 students
Free for Royal Society members
To ensure adequate seating please RSVP by Thursday August 2
Tel: 6323 3798 or email bookings@qvmag.tas.gov.au
This lecture is presented with the generous support of the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery.