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Professor Herbert Huppert Cambridge University, Institute of Theoretical Physics and Fellow of the Royal Society

Born: 26 November 1943, Sydney, Australia. Education: 1960-1963: Undergraduate Student, Sydney University (BSc obtained) 1964: Graduate Student, Australian National University (MSc obtained) 1965-1968: Graduate Student, University of California, San Diego (MS and PhD obtained) Career History: 1968-1969: ICI Research Fellow at Cambridge University 1970-1981: Assistant Director of Research in DAMTP, Cambridge 1971-1990: Associate Editor, Journal of Fluid Mechanics 1981-1988: University Lecturer in DAMTP 1983-1989: BP Venture Unit Senior Research Fellow in DAMTP 1988-1989: Reader in Geophysical Dynamics, Cambridge University 1991-1996: Professor of Mathematics, University of New South Wales 1993-1998: Member of NERC Council Present Positions: 1989 onwards: Professor of Theoretical Geophysics and Foundation Director of the Institute of Theoretical Geophysics, University of Cambridge 1970 onwards: Fellow, King's College, Cambridge 1986 onwards: Editor, Journal of Soviet Jewry 1994 onwards: Member Editorial Board, Phil.Trans.Roy.Soc.A 1995 onwards: Member Scientific Council, The Earth Centre 1997 onwards: Member Editorial Board, Reports of Progress in Physics Publications: Author and co-author of some 160 papers discussing applied mathematics, crystal growth, fluid mechanics, geology, geophysics, oceanography, meteorology and science in general. Career Achievements: 1964: Sydney University medal in Applied Mathematics and Baker Prize in Mathematics 1982, 1988, 1991, 1995: Royal Society Anglo-Australasian Research Fellow 1987: Elected Fellow of The Royal Society 1995: Evnin Lecturer, Princeton University 1996/97: Midwest Mechanics Lecturer 1999: Henry Charnock Distinguished Lecturer, Southampton Oceanography Centre