Person

Browning, Thomas Oakley (1920 - 1998)

Born
28 January 1920
Maitland, South Australia, Australia
Died
April 1998
Occupation
Entomologist

Summary

Thomas Browning was Senior Lecturer 1953-1962 and the Waite Professor of Entomology 1963-1983, University of Adelaide. He was Director of the International Centre for Insect Physiology and Ecology, Nairobi 1971-1977.

Details

Educated University of Sydney (BSc, PhD).

Chronology

1948 - 1952
Career position - Entomologist, Waite Agricultural Research Institute
1953 - 1962
Career position - Senior Lecturer in Zoology, University of Adelaide
1963 - 1983
Career position - Waite Professor of Entomology, Univesity of Adelaide
1971 - 1977
Career position - Research Director, International Centre for Insect Physiology and Ecology, Nairobi, Kenya
1983 - ?
Career position - Emeritus Professor, University of Adelaide
1983
Life event - Retired
1987 - 1988
Career position - Chairman, Environment Protection Council of South Australia

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Archival resources

Waite Agricultural Research Institute

  • Thomas Oakley Browning - Records, 1946 - 1983; Waite Agricultural Research Institute. Details

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Resources

McCarthy, G.J.

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