Emeritus Professor Pat R Carnegie
    
Current Appointments
Academic
Senior Scholar in Residence, Murdoch University
Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Western Australia
Director, Immunogenetics Research Foundation
Member, International Medical Advisory Board of the International Federation of MS Societies     
Business
Chairman, ID+Plus Ltd
Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, Grain Biotech Australia Pty Ltd Member, Technical Review and Advisory Board, BioProspect Ltd
Member, Editorial Board Asia-Pacific Biotech News
    
Previous Appointments
Academic
Foundation Professor of Biotechnology, Murdoch University -1988 - 2000 Professor of Agriculture (Animal Sciences), La Trobe University -1979-87 Reader and Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry, Melbourne University -1965-78 Senior Research Fellow, University of Leeds -1964
Lecturer in Biochemistry, University of Singapore -1960-63
Research Officer, Ruakura Animal Research Station -1959-60     
Honorary
Newcastle-upon-Tyne University, University of Alberta, Medical University of South Carolina, Cambridge University
Business
Director, Australian Biotechnology Association
Director, Eltham College
    
Previous consultancies
Expert witness on Hepatitis C patent
Technical advice on worker's compensation case
DNA markers for opium poppies
Several requests for identification of species used in meat products
External examiner in Biotechnology, Universiti Pertanian Malaysia
Review of Biology, University of Mauritius
Review of Biological Sciences, Victoria University, NZ
National and international conferences in Biotechnology and in Agriculture    
Education and Research Grants
awarded since 1990 where PRC was leader;
DETYA           $1,470,000
Meat Research Committee, Rural Industries R&D, Wool R&D Grains R&D      $780,000
NH&MRC, National Multiple Sclerosis Societies in Australia and USA  $409,000
    
Research publications
Over 130 papers and books in the following areas;
*Protein chemistry and immunology of myelin relevant to multiple sclerosis
*Retroviruses possibly involved in multiple sclerosis
*Application of protein and DNA technologies to identification of species used in meat products
*Immune response of sheep to parasites