Terence Douglas Lomax

Background

Lomax, Terence Douglas was born on June 30, 1954 in Paparoa, New Zealand. Son of James and Maureen Jean (Broady) Lomax.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Auckland University, New Zealand, 1975. Master of Science (honorary), Auckland University, New Zealand, 1976. Doctor of Philosophy, Auckland University, New Zealand, 1983.

Career

Temporary junior lecturer chemistry department University Auckland, New Zealand, 1977-1981. Chief chemist polymer division Peterson Chemicals Ltd., Auckland, New Zealand, 1983-1985. Scientist New Zealand Forest Research Institute, Rotorua, since 1985.

Senior scientist, since 1994. Policy analyst Minister Research Science and Technology, Wellington, New Zealand, 1994 part time. Member, board member Environmental Risk Management authority, Wellington, New Zealand, since 1996.

Member Interim Assessment Group for Genetically Modified Organisms, Wellington, New Zealand, 1996-1997.

Achievements

• Terence Douglas Lomax has been listed as a noteworthy research chemist by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• Other Work

  • Inventor: Method of Joining Wood, 1997. Contributor research papers in field.

Membership

Member Science Advisory Committee Waiariki Polytech., Rotorua, New Zealand, since 1995. Executive officer Maori advisory committee Minister Research, Science and Technology, Wellington, New Zealand, 1994-1996. Member Blues Committee Auckland University, 1980-1985.

Member Royal Society New Zealand, New York Academy of Sciences, National Association Maori Mathematics Scientists, and Technology.

Interests

• Genealogy, music, computers.

Connections

Married Glen Doreen Kennerley Lomax, December 23, 1978. Children: Gynn James, Russell Arthur Douglas.

Father:

James Lomax

Mother:

Maureen Jean (Broady) Lomax

Spouse:

Glen Doreen Kennerley Lomax

child:

Russell Arthur Douglas Lomax

child:

Gynn James Lomax