Movers and shakers

Movers and shakers is a regularly updated record of the honours received by ATSE Fellows.

2025

2025

Six ATSE Fellows elected to the Australian Academy of Science

May 2025

Dr Pep Canadell FTSE FAA – an eminent world authority on biogeochemistry and the global carbon cycle.
Professor Xiaojing Hao FTSE FAA – a world expert in solar technology, who has helped establish Australia’s global leadership in this field.
Professor Mark Howden FTSE FAA – a global leader in climate change science.
Dr Marlene Kanga AO FTSE FAA – a trailblazing engineer and advocate for diversity in STEM.
Professor Anthony Weiss AM FTSE FAA FAHMS – a biomedical innovator known for breakthroughs in regenerative medicine and biotechnology.
Dr Andrew Nash FTSE FAA – a global leader in biopharmaceuticals.

2024

2024


Professor Anthony Weiss AM FTSE  

Professor Anthony Weiss AM FTSE

Has received the Lemberg Medal and Lecture, given by the Australian Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

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Martin Green, Emma Johnston, Thomas Maschmeyer, Veena Sahajwalla, Michelle Simmons, Gordon Wallace, Graeme Clark, Gustav Nossal, Svetha Venkatesh, Ian Frazer, Ian Lowe, Helene Marsh, Peter Newman, Basil Hetzel, Tanya Monro, Mark Oliphant, Genevieve Bell, Liz Dennis, Jagadish Chennupati, Jim Peacock, Brian Schmidt, Bob May, David Henry Solomon, Alan Trounson, Lyn Beazley and Andrew Blakers

26 ATSE Fellows named in the Top100 Australian Scientists list.


 

Catherine Brighid Livingstone, David Vernon Boger, Robin William King, Cynthia Alison Mitchell, Michael John Eyles, Buddhima Indraratna, James Richard May, John Alan Ramshaw and Jan Maree Tennent

9 ATSE Fellows were recognised for outstanding achievements in the Australia Day 2024 Honours.