CSIRO staff profiles with surnames starting with D.
Early life Mildred Barnard was born in Melbourne but when she was four the family moved to the newly established […]
Sir John Madsen helped pioneer Australian radio and radar research and played a major role in the development of national engineering standards.
Dr. H. E. Dadswell was a pioneer in the field of wood anatomy and Australia's foremost expert in eucalypt anatomy.
Dr Bertram Thomas Dickson was Chief of the Division of Plant Industry until his retirement in 1951.
Tertiary education and early career Alan Donald graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science (Honours) […]
Dr Taisa Demediuk began her chemistry career amidst the upheavals of wartime Western Europe. In 1950s Australia, she applied her great intellect and character to almost a decade of research at the CSIRO.
Early life Joanne grew up in suburban Sydney in a housing commission suburb. She was the middle of three children. […]
Dr. Dawson graduated in chemistry from the University of Melbourne in 1945 and then took is PhD at Cambridge as […]
Early life Annabelle Duncan was born in Nelson, New Zealand. She was the younger daughter of Gordon (small business owner) […]
![Herbert Eric Dadswell [1903-1964]](https://csiropedia.csiro.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/herbert_eric_dadswell-385x256.jpg)
![Bertram Thomas (Bert) Dickson [1886–1982]](https://csiropedia.csiro.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/b_t_dickson_portrait-385x256.jpg)
