The School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at UTS brings together a vibrant research and teaching culture with a diversity interests in areas such as Medicinal Chemistry, Applied Chemistry, Forensics, Applied Physics, Nanotechnology, Biomedical Physics, Advanced Materials, Mathematics, Statistics and Modelling.
Our structure
The School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences is led by the Head of School, Professor Anthony Dooley and is supported by:
- Professor James Brown, Associate Head of School, Research
- Associate Professor Andrew McDonagh, Associate Head of School, Teaching and Learning
- Professor Bradley Williams, Associate Head of School, Strategic Development
A group of professional staff support the School executives and they are:
- Elizabeth Gurung Tamang, School Manager
- Sorabh Jain, Research Officer
- Rebecca Leung, Teaching and Learning Officer
- Klara Janickova, School Administration Officer
- Laura Kuhta Baskovic, ACEMS Administrator
- Morgan Philp, Teaching Assistant
View the full School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences - All staff list.
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