SERVICE & LEADERSHIP

  • MEDIA
    1 Jan 2017
    A new spray dryer developed by chemical engineers at the University of Sydney could offer food and medicine businesses a more efficient and cost-effective method for producing their goods. Spray-drying methods for milk based products such as baby formula or other powdered milks could be improved according to chemical engineers at the University of Sydney who have analysed current processes.
  • RECOGNITION
    Best Paper, 6th Asia Pacific Drying Conference (with S. Wang), Bangkok, Thailand
    1 Jan 2009
  • AWARDS AND PRIZES
    Drying Process Innovation Award, 6th Asia Pacific Drying Conference, Bangkok, Thailand
    1 Jan 2009
  • AWARDS AND PRIZES
    Skellerup Award (Best Paper in Chemical and Process Engineering), Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand
    1 Jan 1993
  • AWARDS AND PRIZES
    Best Paper Award, Seventh International Drying Symposium IDS 90, Prague
    1 Jan 1990
  • AWARDS AND PRIZES
    Rutherford Scholarship, Royal Society (London)
    1 Jan 1985
  • AWARDS AND PRIZES
    John Blackett Prize in Engineering, University of Canterbury
    1 Jan 1984
  • AWARDS AND PRIZES
    1851 Research Fellowship Scholarship
  • AWARDS AND PRIZES
    Commonwealth Scholarship
  • FELLOWSHIP
    Institution of Chemical Engineers (UK), Fellow
  • FELLOWSHIP
    Institution of Engineers, Australia, Fellow
  • AWARDS AND PRIZES
    Prince of Wales Cambridge Trust Scholarship
  • FELLOWSHIP
    Rutherford Fellowship (University of Canterbury, New Zealand)