Dr. Stuart Cannon, Chairman of the Industrial Advisory Committee for the National Centre for Maritime Engineering and Hydrodynamic and Adjunct Professor to the Australian Maritime College, has been elected fellow of a leading body of Australian scientists and engineers.
Dr. Cannon is a new 2016 Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE); an independent body of more than 800 Australian scientists and engineers who seek to enhance Australia’s prosperity through technological innovation.
As Research Leader at Defence Science and Technology Group, Dr. Cannon advises the Royal Australian Navy on warship technology and warship and submarine performance.
He has held the position of Adjunct Professor at AMC’s National Centre for Maritime Engineering and Hydrodynamics for six years, during which time he has played a key role in growing its profile both nationally and internationally.
ATSE Fellows are some of the most influential names in technological sciences and engineering. Admission requires a candidate to be proposed by at least two ATSE Fellows, and supported by a further three. More information on ATSE and the 2016 Fellowship elections is available on their website.
Published on: 02 Nov 2016
