1 CHAIRMAN: Yes, thank you. Mr Rozen. 2 MR ROZEN: In no particular order, I assure you, gentlemen, if I 3 can start with Associate Professor Adrian Barnett and just 4 seek from you some formal matters before I ask you about 5 the issues of interest to the Inquiry. You have included 6 with your materials that have been provided to the Inquiry, 7 Associate Professor Barnett, your curriculum vitae. 8 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: Yes. 9 MR ROZEN: And for the benefit of others in the room, it is 10 behind tab 9 in the hearing book and you probably don't 11 have a copy in front of you, associate professor, but 12 equally you probably know it pretty well, I'm guessing. 13 Can I just summarise your background. You have a PhD in 14 mathematics from the University of Queensland. 15 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: Yes. 16 MR ROZEN: And that was awarded to you in December 2002. 17 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: Yes. 18 MR ROZEN: The topic is on the use of the bispectrum to detect 19 and model non-linearity. 20 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: That's right. 21 MR ROZEN: I won't ask you to explain what that means. In terms 22 of your present employment, you're an associate professor 23 with the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation and 24 the School of Public Health at Queensland University of 25 Technology. 26 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: That's right. 27 MR ROZEN: You have held that position since August 2010. 28 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: M'mm-hmm. 29 MR ROZEN: You set out a long list of roles you have played in 30 academia in the field of statistics and biostatistics. 31 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: Yes.
1 CHAIRMAN: Yes, thank you. Mr Rozen. 2 MR ROZEN: In no particular order, I assure you, gentlemen, if I 3 can start with Associate Professor Adrian Barnett and just 4 seek from you some formal matters before I ask you about 5 the issues of interest to the Inquiry. You have included 6 with your materials that have been provided to the Inquiry, 7 Associate Professor Barnett, your curriculum vitae. 8 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: Yes. 9 MR ROZEN: And for the benefit of others in the room, it is 10 behind tab 9 in the hearing book and you probably don't 11 have a copy in front of you, associate professor, but 12 equally you probably know it pretty well, I'm guessing. 13 Can I just summarise your background. You have a PhD in 14 mathematics from the University of Queensland. 15 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: Yes. 16 MR ROZEN: And that was awarded to you in December 2002. 17 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: Yes. 18 MR ROZEN: The topic is on the use of the bispectrum to detect 19 and model non-linearity. 20 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: That's right. 21 MR ROZEN: I won't ask you to explain what that means. In terms 22 of your present employment, you're an associate professor 23 with the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation and 24 the School of Public Health at Queensland University of 25 Technology. 26 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: That's right. 27 MR ROZEN: You have held that position since August 2010. 28 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: M'mm-hmm. 29 MR ROZEN: You set out a long list of roles you have played in 30 academia in the field of statistics and biostatistics. 31 ASSOC. PROF BARNETT: Yes.
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