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Stead is best known for his work in marine biology and his invention of a system for preserving marine specimens. -
invent the first practical television system and the first publicly demonstrated color television. -
developed Bragg's Law, which is crucial for the study of crystal structures. They were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1915 for their work on X-ray crystallography. -
A pioneering immunologist, Burnet is known for his development of the theory of acquired immunity, which laid the groundwork for modern immunology. -
Known for founding Ansett Airlines, Reg Ansett revolutionized air travel in Australia and helped shape the commercial aviation industry. -
Dr. Robertson invented a device to improve dialysis for kidney patients and made numerous advancements in the field of medicine -
developed innovative hydraulic systems for aircraft and spacecraft -
McCausland is known for his contributions to the development of innovative materials and energy systems -
Dr. Alan Finkel is an Australian engineer and inventor known for his work on electric vehicles and renewable energy -
A pioneering plastic surgeon, Dr. Fiona Wood developed a revolutionary treatment for burns victims -
Simon Hackett is best known for creating the first successful Australian-made wireless networking technology