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DR SUE HAND
ACADEMIC CAREER
1973-79: BSc, Zoology, University of New South Wales 1976-79: Laboratory Assistant (Radioimmunoassay), School of Medicine, University of New South Wales 1979: Technical Officer (Electrophoresis), School of Zoology, University of New South Wales 1980: Honours thesis, Zoology, UNSW, Australia "Electrophoretic assessment of the taxonomy of eastern Australian Miniopterus Bonaparte (Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae)" 1981: Research Assistant (Marsupial Immunology and Cytogenetics) School of Biological Sciences, Macquarie University 1985-86: Assistant Editor, Records of the Australian Museum, Australian Museum 1986: PhD Thesis, Biological Sciences, Macquarie University, Australia "Phylogenetic studies of Australian Tertiary bats" 1986: Research Assistant (Palaeontology), School of Biological Sciences, Flinders University of South Australia 1986-87: Staff Writer and Subeditor, Australian Geographic 1987-88: Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories Research Fellowship 1988: Lecturer (Taxonomy), Dept of Biology, University of Wollongong 1989-90: UNSW Postdoctoral Fellow, Biological Science, University of New South Wales 1991-95: Senior Project Scientist, Biological Science, University of New South Wales 1995-: Senior Research Fellow, Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of New South Wales
RESEARCH GRANTS, AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
- Commonwealth Postgraduate Research Award, Macquarie University: 1981-1985.
- Australian Museum Postgraduate Research Award: 1984.
- Joyce W. Vickery Scientific Research Award, Linnean Society of New South Wales: 1984.
- Australian Mammal Society Bolliger Award for Best Student Paper: 1984.
- ARC Grant 1985 for European study of fossil bats
- ARC Grant 1990 for study of Riversleigh's fossil bats and modern rainforest analogues in Sarawak, Malaysia
- IBM Conservation Award (with M. Archer and H. Godthelp) for Riversleigh Project
- American Museum of Natural History Study Grant 1995
- Fellow, Royal Zoological Society of NSW 2001
- ARC Linkage Grant "The evolution of Australian rainforest communities: the implications of continuing climate change" 2004-2006
- ARC Discovery Grant "Unraveling the last great Gondwanan mystery: first land vertebrate fauna from the Tertiary of New Zealand" 2007-2009
- Research Associate, Australian Museum: 2000-
- Research Associate, American Museum of Natural History, New York: 2006-
TEACHING
UNDERGRADUATEGEOS2071 - Life Through Time
HONOURS AND POSTGRADUATE Visit the Vertebrate Palaeontology Research Group Web Page [Under Construction]
CURRENT STUDENTS
- Hayley Bates (Riversleigh kangaroos),
- Adam Morrell,
- Jackie Nguyen (fossil and modern birds),
- Liz Price (Riversleigh geology),
- Adrian Di Qual,
RECENT STUDENT THESES CO-SUPERVISED
- Arena, D. 2004. The geological history and the development of the terrain at the Riversleigh World Heritage Area during the middle Tertiary. PhD thesis BEES, UNSW.
- Bassarova, M. 2006. Taphonomic and palaeoecological investigations of Riversleigh Oligo-Miocene fossil sites - mammalian palaeocommunities and their habitats. PhD thesis UNSW, BEES.
- Budde, E. 2001. The palaeoecology of a late Quaternary mammalian fossil deposit at McEacherns Cave, S.W. Victoria. Honours thesis, BEES, UNSW (First Class Honours).
- Carbery, K., 2001. Phylogenetics and palaeoecology of the Tertiary ringtail genus Pildra with description of new species from Riversleigh, northwestern Queensland. Hons thesis, BEES, UNSW
- Crosby, K., 2002. The evolution and biogeography of the Phalangeroidea. PhD thesis, BEES, UNSW.
- Kirkham, Z. 2004. Cranial description of the primitive macropodid, Rhizosthenurus flanneryi, and its phylogeny based on cranial and postcranial characters. Unpublished Hons thesis, BEES, UNSW.
- Louys, J. 2004. Cranial descriptions of archaic kangaroos and an examination of vombatiform phylogenetics based on cranial characters. Unpublished Hons thesis, BEES, UNSW.
- Martinez, S. 2004. Morphological variation of the Australian ghost bat, Macroderma gigas (Microchiroptera: Megadermatidae) from Pliocene to present. Unpublished Hons thesis, School of Natural Resources, QUT.
- Morrell, A., 2001. The geology and palaeoecology of KCB Site, Riversleigh, northwestern Queensland. Unpubl. Hons thesis, BEES, UNSW, University Medal.
- Myers, T., 2002. Palaeoecology of Oligo-Miocene Local Faunas from Riversleigh. PhD thesis BEES, UNSW.
- Price, E., 2001. The stratigraphy and petrology of the Oligocene and Miocene sediments of Riversleigh, northwestern Queensland. Hons thesis, School of Geology, UNSW.
- Nguyen, J. 2006. Barawertornis tedfordi: a dromornithid bird from Riversleigh: Hind limb osteology and phylogenetics. Unpublished Honours thesis, University of New South Wales.
- Roberts, K. 2004. The taphonomy and geological context of Price Is Right Site, Riversleigh, World Heritage Area, northwestern Queensland. Unpublished Honours thesis, BEES, UNSW.
- Richards, G.C. 2002. Bat ecology in Australia's southeastern forests. PhD thesis BEES, UNSW.
- Travouillon, K. 2004. Multivariate analyses of the Riversleigh local faunas. Unpublished Hons thesis, BEES, UNSW.
CONTACT DETAILS
Address: School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, UNSW, Sydney 2052 Australia Telephone: +61 2 9385 2113 or 93852125 fax: +61 2 9385 1558 e-mail: s.hand  unsw.edu.au
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