The Forest Research Institute held a free research showcase in 2024 featuring leading national and international experts in Forestry, Forest Products and Forest Science (see program of last year's event here). We will be holding this event again in 2025, so stay tuned for the announcement of the 2025 dates and program.
Event program
Meet the presenters
Professor Mark Brown
Director, Forest Research Institute, Director, Forest Industries Research Centre, Professor of Forestry Operations; Director, Australian Forest Operations Research Alliance (AFORA)
Professor John Herbohn
Director, Tropical Forests and People Research Centre; Professor of Tropical Forestry; Forest Research Institute
Professor Tripti Singh
Director, National Centre for Timber Durability and Design Life, Forest Research Institute
Associate Professor David Lee
Plant Genetics, Forest Research Institute
Dr Madaline Healey
Senior Research Fellow | Forest Research Institute
Dr Sam Van Holsbeeck
Research Fellow, Forest Research Institute
Dr Penelope Mitchell
Research Fellow, National Centre for Timber Durability and Design Life, Forest Research Institute
Professor F.E. “Jack” Putz
Research Professor, Forest Research Institute
Dr Alexandra Catling
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Forest Research Institute
Dean Williams
Director of Australian Forest and Wood Innovations
Kersten Gentle
CEO of the Frame and Truss Manufacturers Association of Australia (FTMA)
Juan Vargas Garcia
HDR Student, Forest Research Institute
Sigyel Delma
HDR Student, Forest Research Institute
Dr Tengfei Yi
Angela Pappin
Quality Specialist, Hyne Timber
Martin Strandgard
Senior Research Fellow, AFORA, Forest Research Institute
Steve Walker
Chief Operating Officer
HQPlantations Pty Ltd
Dr Nick Kokkas
Remote Sensing/GIS Analyst, Forest Research Institute
Professor Andrew Marshall
ARC Future Fellow, Forest Research Institute
Ian Last
Science Manager
HQPlantations (HQP)
About the Forest Research Institute
UniSC’s Forest Research Institute undertakes work in the broad spectrum of forestry research areas that make direct and meaningful contributions to the sustainability of our wooded landscapes. This includes important areas of studies such as smallholder and forest conservation-based research, along with work to ensure industries are meeting regulatory requirements and public expectations.
The Institute is comprised of three Centres. Each has an individual identity and research focus but they work collaboratively for greater impact.
Contact
Forest Research Institute Administration
Email: FRIAdmin@usc.edu.au