Professor EmeritusJill Trewhella

Associations

• Joint appointment at the Bragg Institute, Australian Nuclear Sciences and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)
• Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, University of Utah

Awards and Honours

• Guinier Prize, International Union of Crystallography, 2022

• Honorary Doctorate, Facuty of Science and Engineering, Linkoping University, Sweden, 2016

• Swedish Research Council Tage Erlander Visiting Professor, 2015
• Distinguished Fellow, Royal Society of New South Wales, 2011
• Fellow, American Neutron Scattering Society, 2010
• Rotary Centennial Award for Professional Excellence, 2005
• Australian Federation Fellowship Award, to conduct research on “Molecular Mechanisms of Biochemical Regulation: Neutron and X-ray Scattering Studies,” 2004
• AAAS Women in Science and Engineering Lecture Series in Latin America, showcasing the achievements of U.S. women scientists to wide audiences of scientists, educators, students, and policy-makers in Latin America. One of nine selected for the 2003-2004 lecture series.
• NNSA Coin award for Exceptional Service for leadership after September 11 in the pursuit of the anthrax attacks and for creating a focus for new bio-threat capabilities in the Lab, including the successful creation of a BSL-3 facility
• Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 2000
• Outstanding Mentor Award, Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1999
• Fellow, Los Alamos National Laboratory, in recognition of sustained outstanding scientific contributions, 1995
• Fellows Prize, Los Alamos National Laboratory, in recognition of important contributions to the understanding of proteins in solution using biophysical measurements, 1995
• Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Cell Biology, University of New Mexico, 1989-...
• University of Sydney Research Studentship, 1980
• Commonwealth Post Graduate Award, 1975-1979
• Physics Staff Thesis Prize, University of NSW 1975
• Undergraduate Physics Prize, University of NSW, 1974