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Professor Jamie Quinton holds dual affiliations as a Professor and Head of the School of Natural Sciences at Massey University, Aotearoa, New Zealand, while retaining full academic status at Flinders University. His academic journey includes a PhD in surface physics from the University of Newcastle (2001) and postdoctoral research at Rutgers University with Professor Ted Madey. He advanced through academic ranks at Flinders since 2003, becoming Professor in 2014. His research focuses on nanoscale surface phenomena, corrosion protection, aerospace materials, antimicrobial coatings, and nuclear fusion reactor materials, emphasizing environmentally benign technologies. He is a Chartered Physicist with leadership roles including former Dean of Science at Flinders and Associate Research Leader at the Flinders Institute for NanoScale Science.
- Education: BSc(Hons), PhD (University of Newcastle); FAIP, MInstP, CPhys, CMatP qualifications.
- Research Interests: Surface modification, plasma nanoscience, additive manufacturing, and science-industry collaboration. His work spans carbonaceous materials, 3D printing of metals, and applications in renewable energy and environmental sustainability.
Recipient of awards such as the ALTC Citation (2010) and UniJobs Lecturer of the Year (2009), highlighting his teaching excellence. Leadership roles include Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning) and involvement in university leadership programs. Collaborates with institutions like the Flinders Microscopy and MicroAnalysis facility and Brookhaven National Laboratory.
