Congratulations to Professor Kingsley Dixon, whose discovery of the chemical in smoke that stimulates germination in Australian plant species has set him on a journey that has seen him awarded the title of John Curtin Distinguished Professor.
“We’ve had species in our laboratory collections, which have gone extinct just after we’ve collected them, so having those and protecting them and then attempting to rebuild their damaged landscapes has been important.”
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