Congratulations to our Director, Professor Liam Brady on being awarded a Matthew Flinders Professorship from Flinders University.
A Matthew Flinders Professorship or Fellowship is awarded to individuals who have sustained outstanding research performance or scholarly, creative and artistic achievements, with a track record of distinguished contribution to research as evidenced by the awarding of external funding. Individuals must also showcase outstanding service to the University, professional or public life in the form of research leadership, mentorship of other researchers or supervision of HDR students.
Matthew Flinders Professors or Fellows are recognised for service to their fields of academic expertise and to the University.
Professor Liam Brady, College of Human Sciences and Culture, Director of the Australian Research Council Training Centre for Archaeology in the Resources Sector. Professor Brady is the Lead Chief Investigator for the ARC Linkage project, Investigating the archaeological values of Marra cultural heritage sites, and Chief Investigator for ARC Discovery Indigenous, Indigenist Archaeology: new ways of knowing the past and present. His leadership in research and teaching and mentorship through higher degree supervision continues to contribute to our understanding of Indigenous material culture.
