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• 2006 – Awarded the inaugural Vice-Chancellor’s Early Career Researcher Award by Monash University. Awarded to a researcher within 10 years of the conferring of their PhD. • 2006 – Awarded the inaugural Early Career Researcher Award by the Faculty of Science, Monash University. Awarded to a researcher within 10 years of the conferring of their PhD. • 2005 – Awarded the HG Andrewartha Medal by the Royal Society of South Australia. This Medal is awarded to a scientist under the age of 40 in recognition of outstanding research. It is awarded only sparingly and not necessarily every year. • 2003 – Awarded the Edgeworth David Medal by the Royal Society of New South Wales. This Medal is awarded annually to a scientist under the age of 35 for distinguished contributions to Australian science. • 2002 – Awarded the Rennie Memorial Medal by the Royal Australian Chemical Institute. This is awarded annually to a member of the RACI under the age of 35 who has contributed most towards the development of some branch of chemical science. Such contribution is judged by the research work published during the ten years immediately preceding the award. Committees: • Member of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) task group on “Coordination polymers and metal organic frameworks: nomenclature guidelines” #2009-012-2- 200 (2009-) • Member of the School Executive, School of Chemistry, Monash University (2010-) • Associate Editor (Handling), Australian Journal of Chemistry (2008-) • Member of Powder Diffraction Program Advisory Committee at the Australian Synchrotron (2010-2011) • Member of the International Union of Crystallography (IUCr) Commission on Structural Chemistry (2008-2011) • Member of the International Programme Committee for the 2010 Asian Crystallographic Association Meeting (AsCA’10), Busan, Korea (31 Oct – 3 Nov, 2010) • Member of the programme committee for the 26 th Meeting of SCANZ (Crystal 26), Barossa Valley, SA (14-17 April 2009) • Member of the Selection Committee, 2007 Victorian Young Tall Poppies (2007) • Member of the Education Committee, School of Chemistry, Monash U (2007-2009) • Member of the Science Faculty Board, Monash U (2007-2009) • Member of the Editorial Advisory Boards of The Open Inorganic Chemistry Journal, The Open Condensed Matter Physics Journal, and The Open Crystallography Journal (2007present) • Co-chair of the inaugural Australasian Crystallography School (2008) • Secretary of the Society of Crystallographers in Australia and New Zealand (SCANZ) (2007-present) • Member of the programme committee for the 25 th Meeting of SCANZ (Crystal XXV), Hunter Valley, NSW (10-13 April 2007) • Chair of the Inorganic Chemistry Special Interest Group of the Victorian Branch of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI) (2004-present) • Victorian representative for the Inorganic Division of the RACI (2003-present). • Member of the Single Crystal Instrument Advisory Team for the OPAL Nuclear Reactor being built at Lucas Heights (2003-present). Professional Affiliations: • Member of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute since 1989; Fellow since 2008. • Member of the Society of Crystallographers in Australia and New Zealand since 1990. ________________________________________________________________________ SRB Curriculum Vitae Page 2 of 3
Research Highlights: • 208 refereed journal papers, 1 book, 7 book chapters, 79 conference presentations. • More than 10,000 citations; h-index = 48. • Referee for over 500 papers submitted to 40 different journals (including Chem. Comm., Dalton, New J. Chem., Chem. Soc. Rev., JACS, Inorg. Chem., Angew. Chem., Eur. J. Inorg. Chem., Aust. J. Chem.), as well as ARC, NSERC (Canada), NSF (USA), PRF (USA), KOSK (Norway), SFI (Ireland), and Marsden (NZ) funding applications, as well as beamtime proposals for both the Australian Synchrotron and OPAL Neutron Instruments. Referee for 4 PhD and MSc theses. • Extensive collaborations and requests for my expertise from 46 distinct research groups since 2000, based in Australia, China, India, Denmark, Japan, New Zealand, Switzerland, Spain, France and the United Kingdom. Funding: Including fellowships, personal ARC funding for 1998-2013 is ca. $2.88M; CI on grants of more than $6.66M. • ARC LIEF Grant, 2010 ($530K). • ARC LIEF Grant, 2010 ($200K). • ARC Discovery Grant, 2010-2012 ($330K). • ARC Discovery Grant, 2010-2012 ($300K). • ARC Future Fellowship, 2010-2013 ($886K) • DIIST International Science Linkages, Australia-China Special Fund for Scientific and Technological Cooperation, 2009-2011 ($281K) • ARC LIEF Grant, 2008 ($600K). • ARC Discovery Grant, 2007-2009 ($270K). • ARC Discovery Grant, 2006-2008 ($272K). • ARC LIEF Grant, 2005 ($651K). • ARC Research Networks Grant, 2004-2008 ($1.5M). • ARC Discovery Grant, 2004-2005 ($180K). • ARC Australian Research Fellowship, 2001-2005 ($405K) • ARC Australian Postdoctoral Fellowship, 1998-2000 ($150K). ________________________________________________________________________ SRB Curriculum Vitae Page 3 of 3
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