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Harrison, David Ernest Forester (1939 - )

FTSE FAIBiol FIBiol FAIM

Born
8 September 1939
United Kingdom
Occupation
Microbiologist

Summary

David Harrison is an expert in fermentation biology, industrial microbiology and biotechnology. He was a visiting Research Associate at the University of New South Wales during the 1980s and Managing Director of Biotech Australia Pty Ltd. Prior to this he worked for Pfizer and other companies in his homeland, England. Harrison is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (FTSE), Australian Institute of Biology, (FAIBiol), Institute of Biology (Britain, FIBiol), and the Australian Institute of Management (FAIM).

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Chronology

1963
Education - Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Brunel University, UK
1966
Education - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of London
1971 - 1976
Career position - Senior Research Officer, Shell Research Ltd., Kent, United Kingdom
1976 - 1978
Career position - Reader in Microbiology, University of Kent, UK
1978 - 1981
Career position - Manager, Fermentation Development, Pfizer Res. Ltd., Kent, United Kingdom
1987 -
Career position - Visiting Research Associate, University of New South Wales
1989 - 2000
Career position - Managing Director, Biotech Australia Pty. Ltd., New South Wales
c. 1990
Award - Fellow, Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (FTSE)

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