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Penington, David Geoffrey (1930 - ) |
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Medical scientist | |
Born: 4 February 1930 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | |
David Geoffrey Penington was Chairman of the AIDS Task Force 1984-87, Vice-chancellor of the University of Melbourne 1988-95 and a co-founder of Foursight, a company set up to provide advice on R&D and science to companies, investment institutions, academics and government. |
Career Highlights |
Born Melbourne, 4 February 1930. Educated Universities of Melbourne and Oxford, MA, DM, BCh. AC 1988. Consultant Physician, London Hospital 1963-67, Professor of Medicine, University of Melbourne 1970-87, Vice-Chancellor 1988-95, co-founder of Foursight 1996-. Member of numerous boards and committees, including Board of Management, Cancer Institute 1978-86, Board of Management, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research 1978-84 and 1988-95, AIDS Task Force 1984-87, Chairman, Australian Higher Education Industry Association (and predecessor body) 1989-91, Board of Directors, Pacific Dunlop 1991-. |
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