Background
Gough, Nicholas Martin was born on February 20, 1954 in Fordingbridge, England. Son of Ernest James and Leanorah Mary Gough.
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Nicholas Martin Gough
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Nicholas Martin Gough, pharmaceutical industry professional. C.J. Martin postfoctoral fellow Australian National Health and Medical Research Council, 1980; recipient Burnet prize Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Medical Research, 1988, Gottchalk medal Australian Academy of Sciences, 1990, Research medal Royal Society Victoria, 1991, Darwin prize Edinburgh University, 1992.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University Adelaide, 1975. Bachelor of Science with honors, University Adelaide, 1976. Doctor of Philosophy, University Melbourne, 1980.
Career
Research fellow, European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Germany, 1980-1982;
research fellow, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Australia, 1982-1986;
senior research fellow, principal research fellow, Walter and Eliza Hall, Australia Institute of Medical Research, 1987-1993;
research director, Amrad Corporation, Australia, since 1990. Selection committee Prime Mins. Science Council, Australia, 1991.
Grant selection committee National Health and Medical Research Council, Australia, 1992-1993. Scientific consultant Amrad Corporation, Australia, 1988-1990. Visiting professor U. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1992.
Committee member Australian Prize, 1995. Member Biological DiversityAdv. Council, Australia, since 1995.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Association for Cancer Research, Royal Society of Victoria, Australian Society of Medical Research.
Interests
Connections
Married Jillian Alison Jackson, December 15, 1979. Children: Benjamin Nicholas, Luisa Anne.
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Born
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Nationality
Australian British
Education
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1975
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1976
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1980
Career
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1980 - 1982
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1982 - 1986
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1987 - 1993
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1987 - 1993
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1990
Awards
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C.J. Martin postfoctoral fellow Australian National Health and Medical Research Council, 1980. Recipient Burnet prize Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Medical Research, 1988, Gottchalk medal Australian Academy of Sciences, 1990, Research medal Royal Society Victoria, 1991, Darwin prize Edinburgh University, 1992.C.J. Martin postfoctoral fellow Australian National Health and Medical Research Council, 1980. Recipient Burnet prize Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Medical Research, 1988, Gottchalk medal Australian Academy of Sciences, 1990, Research medal Royal Society Victoria, 1991, Darwin prize Edinburgh University, 1992.