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Congratulations to Professor Tim Brodribb and Professor Belinda Medlyn
Long term customers Tim Brodribb (University of Tasmania) and Belinda Medlyn (Western Sydney University) have both been elected to the Australian Academy of Science. A recognition of their contribution to science by their peers, Tim was elected in 2023, whilst Belinda was elected in 2024.
Both customers are users of ICT International instruments in their work on tree and plant hydraulics, and the reaction to the changing climate that they grow in, and we recognise their significant contribution to plant science.
Professor Belinda Medlyn at Science at the Shine Dome 2024, 9th September
Professor Tim Brodribb at Science at the Shine Dome 2024, 10th September
Publications using ICT International Instruments
In their research, they have both used the ICT International PSY1 Psychrometer. Details of their publications using the PSY1 Psychrometer can be found below.
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