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Nicolau, Dan Veniamin was born on March 29, 1955 in Bucharest, Romania. Son of Dumitru and Georgeta Maria-Angela (Armeanu) Nicolau.
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Dan Veniamin Nicolau
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Dan Veniamin Nicolau, Romanian Chemical engineer, researcher. Grantee North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1992; Soros fellow, 1992, Science Technology Agency fellow, 1994,Osaka National Research Institute fellow, Japan, 1994-1996, Australian Academy Science/Royal Society United Kingdom, 1998. Member Institute Engineers Australia (chartered), Royal Australian Chemical Institute(chartered), Controlled Release Society.
Education
Master in Engineer, Polytechnic U., Bucharest, 1979; Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering, Polytechnic U., Bucharest, 1992; Master of Science in Cybernetics, Economics Studies U., Bucharest, 1990.
Career
Engineer, Cable and Electrotech. Materials Corporation, Bucharest, 1979-1983;
researcher, Cement Research Institute, Bucharest, 1983-1987;
senior researcher, Electronic Components Research Institute, Bucharest, 1987-1992;
senior chemical engineer, Rio Tinto/Research & Technology Development, Perth, since 1993. Assistant lecturer Polytechnic U., Bucharrest, 1983-1992.
Visiting scientist U. South Australia, Adelaide, 1993. Consultant Asia Technology Information Program, Tokyo, since 1996.
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Membership
Member Institute Engineers Australia (chartered), Royal Australian Chemical Institute(chartered), Controlled Release Society.
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Married Daniela Elena Savulescu, April 18, 1981. Children: Dan Valeriu, Alice Dana.
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Grantee North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1992. Soros fellow, 1992, Science Technology Agency fellow, 1994,Osaka National Research Institute fellow, Japan, 1994-1996, Australian Academy Science/Royal Society United Kingdom, 1998.Grantee North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1992. Soros fellow, 1992, Science Technology Agency fellow, 1994,Osaka National Research Institute fellow, Japan, 1994-1996, Australian Academy Science/Royal Society United Kingdom, 1998.