Person

Miller, Gordon (1919? - 1993)

Born
1919?
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Died
6 May 1993
Occupation
Analytical chemist

Summary

Gordon Miller spent his entire working life with the Customs Laboratory becoming the Western Australian Regional Director when the Laboratory became the Australian Government Analytical Laboratories.

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Born Bunbury, Western Australia, 1919?. Died Perth, 6 May 1993. Educated University of Western Australia. Customs Laboratory, took charge of the laboratory at an early age, Western Australian Regional Director when the Customs Laboratory became the Australian Government Analytical Laboratories. President, Western Australian Branch, Royal Australian Chemical Institute 1964-65.

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