Read what #CRCLCL's Mark Disendorf has to say in @renew_economy about the government's position on #renewable #energy and their interpretation of the #ACCC's recommendations: Have a read: https://t.co/r1ouEdvVq6 pic.twitter.com/j6zMGqhB4Z
— Low Carbon Living (@CRC_LCL) August 24, 2018
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Professor Matthew Cuthbertson
Position:
Director – Research Sector
Professor Matthew Cuthbertson (FTSE, FAICD, FAIM, FRACI) was elected as a Research Sector Director at the AGM held in November 2016.
In early 2016 Matthew moved to Swinburne University to the new role of PVC Development, Innovation and Commercialisation. He also serves on the boards of the Victorian Clean Technology Fund Pty Ltd and Swinburne Ventures Ltd, and previous board roles with ARRB (Road Research) Group Ltd, GroundProbe Pty Ltd, The Substation Centre for Arts and Culture, the CRC Association and the CRC for Polymers.
Prof Cuthbertson was previously Deputy PVC Research and Innovation, in the College of Science Engineering and Health at RMIT University; CEO of the CRC for Advanced Automotive Technology; CEO of the CRC for Sensor Signal and Information Processing (CSSIP) and Vice President R&D for optical lens-maker SOLA international.
Prof Cuthbertson was awarded a Centenary of Federation Medal for his contribution to applied research and technological innovation in Australia and has postgraduate qualifications in both science and intellectual property law. His early career was spent in advanced materials research with CSIRO and in various business and technical development roles with ICI Australia.
This year our Annual Forum will be held at the #Adelaide National Wine Centre on 19-20 November. It will highlight how our #lowcarbon #research is becoming #reality and making an impact. More to come, but for now, save the date! @abcadelaide @9NewsAdel @adelaidenow @theTiser pic.twitter.com/TsNLVqV8pZ
— Low Carbon Living (@CRC_LCL) August 23, 2018
#CRCLCL project @Climate_Clever has helped #WA #school #students measure and reduce their school’s #carbon #footprint, saving almost $30,000 collectively on utility bills - now it's coming to #NSW and you're invited to the launch @AECOM. https://t.co/Fj7hY0SypU @vanessarauland pic.twitter.com/blzJvr9ow7
— Low Carbon Living (@CRC_LCL) August 24, 2018
