Person

White, Montgomery (1905 - 1955)

FRACI

Born
8 August 1905
Fischerton, Queensland, Australia
Died
22 September 1955
Hawthorne, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Occupation
Agricultural chemist

Summary

Montgomery White was an expert in animal nutrition, with the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Stock. Under his leadership, significant advances in the understanding and treatment of animal-nutrition problems in Queensland were made, including copper and cobalt deficiencies in sheep and cattle, and fluorosis in sheep. From 1939 he was also a specialist lecturer in agriculture at the University of Queensland, and from 1947 to 1953 he was a member of the university Senate and the Faculty of Agriculture.

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Chronology

1927
Education - Bachelor of Science (BSc), University of Queensland
1929
Education - Master of Science (MSc), University of Queensland
1930 - 1933
Award - 1851 Exhibition Overseas Scholarship [Biochemistry. - The chemical nature of vitamins. University College, London]
1933
Education - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of London
1933 - 1937
Career position - Biochemist, Queensland Meat Industry Board [at the Board's abbattoir, Brisbane]
1938 - 1941
Career position - Animal Nutrition Office, Department of Agriculture and Stock, Queensland
1939 -
Career position - Lecturer in Agriculture, University of Queensland
1941 - 1955
Career position - Agricultural Chemist and Biochemist, Department of Agriculture and Stock, Queensland
1947 - 1953
Career position - Member of the Senate, University of Queensland
1951 - 1953
Career position - Vice-President, Queensland Branch, Royal Australian Chemical Institute
1953 - 1955
Career position - President, Queensland Branch, Royal Australian Chemical Institute
1955
Award - Fellow, Royal Australian Chemical Institute (FRACI)

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Books

  • Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, Record of the science research scholars of the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851, 1891 - 1960 (London: The Commissioners, 1961), 107 pp. Overseas Scholarship - Entry No.67. Details

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