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Friday 2 December*
Colin Chartres – Science Advisor, National Water Commission
Underpinning Australia’s Water Reform Process with Robust Science and Information
Monday 14 November*
Professor Gustaaf M. Hallegraeff – School of Plant Science, University of Tasmania
Harmful Algal Blooms: from Molecular Processes to Global Ocean Phenomena
Thursday 3 November
Dr Evelyn Krull – Research Scientist, CSIRO Land
and Water
Residence time and chemistry of soil
organic matter: And why we should care about it
Friday 28 October, 2.30pm*
Dr Riffat Mahmood Qureshi – Head, Radiation and Isotope Application Division (RIAD), Pakistan Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology (PINSTECH)
Development and application of isotope hydrology facilities in Pakistan
NATIONAL WATER WEEK 2005:
Thursday 20 October
Dr Donna Brennan – Water Economist, Water for a Healthy
Country Flagship
What price water? An economics
perspective on the Integrated Water Supply System
Wednesday 19 October, 12pm*
Dr Ross Kingwell – Manager of Economic Services,
Department of Agriculture and visiting senior lecturer, University
of Western Australia
Research issues for future agriculture:
An economist’s perspective
Thursday 13 October
Albert Vrielink – Senior Adviser Water Systems, Water
Board ‘De Dommel’, The Netherlands
Dutch Water Boards: Dealing with
climate change and rising water levels
Thursday 6 October
Dr Michael Robertson – Officer in Charge, CSIRO Sustainable
Ecosystems, Floreat
CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems in
WA: Who are we and where are we going?
Thursday 29 September
Dr Olga Barron – Project Leader, Water for a Healthy
Country Flagship
Can groundwater abstraction control
rising saline water tables in WA rural towns?
Thursday 15 September
Dr Brian Ryan – CSIRO Project Leader for IOCI (formally
Joint Leader, Climate Modelling and Applications at CSIRO Marine
and Atmospheric Research and Leader, Climate Variability and Change
for the Water for a Healthy Country Flagship)
Adaptation to climate change in WA:
What is the IOCI message and how can CSIRO partner to deliver
the climate science needed to address the future?
Tuesday 13 September*
Dr Barbara Robson – Research Scientist, CSIRO Land
and Water
Modelling Biogeochemistry of Contrasting
Australian Estuaries
Thursday 11 August
Dr Simon Toze – Project Leader, Water for a Healthy
Country Flagship
McGillivray Oval Direct Use Project
Assessment of Pathogen Risk for Direct Irrigation of Sporting
Ovals with Reclaimed Water
Monday 8 August*
Dr Stuart Minchin – Research Director, Environmental
Sensing, Prediction and Reporting, CSIRO Land and Water
The WRON – Water Resources Observation
Network
Thursday 21 July
Dr Steve Rogers – Advanced Analytical Techniques in
Biogeochemistry, CSIRO Land and Water
Geochemistry of Acid Drains in the
WA Wheatbelt
Thursday 14 July
Dr Michele John – Water for a Healthy Country
The socio-economic context of salinity
management in the WA wheatbelt
Monday 11 July*
Warren Hicks – Environmental Chemist, CSIRO Land and
Water
Biogeochemical changes associated with
wetland salinisation in the Lower River Murray floodplains
Wednesday 8 June*
Blair Nancarrow – Director, Australian Research Centre
for Water in Society
The community and water reuse:
What drives decisions to accept or reject?
Thursday 12 May
Don McFarlane – Regional Coordinator, Water for a
Healthy Country Flagship
South West water resource options:
A summary prepared for the Kimberley Expert Panel
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