Exploring the Passion for Science: Stories of Professors and Their Journeys
Key Ideas
- Professor Chuan Zhao is dedicated to green hydrogen technologies, focusing on efficient production and utilization for a sustainable future.
- Professor Sarah Brough's research delves into galaxy evolution, with upcoming observations set to reshape our understanding of the universe.
- Professor Tracey Rogers' work spans diverse ecosystems, from Antarctic seals to Tasmanian devils, aiming to understand and protect these environments.
- Professor Brett Molesworth's research on risk propensity extends from pilots to young drivers, aiming to improve safety through applied research in aviation.
The article features interviews with five professors from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) who share their journeys in science. Professor Chuan Zhao, from UNSW Chemistry, is focused on green hydrogen technologies, aiming to utilize renewable energy for efficient hydrogen production. Professor Sarah Brough, an upcoming Head of School of Physics, concentrates on galaxy evolution and is excited about the upcoming Rubin Observatory's Legacy Survey. Professor Tracey Rogers, from the school of BEES, looks at the impacts on various ecosystems globally. Professor Brett Molesworth, the Head of School of Aviation, researches risk propensity in pilots and young drivers to enhance safety. Lastly, Scientia Professor Veena Sahajwalla, the Director of the UNSW SMaRT Centre, innovates green materials from waste, emphasizing sustainability and social reform. Each professor expresses enthusiasm for their future work and the impact they aim to make in their respective fields.