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Born in Melbourne, Australia, Wallace Cowling graduated with a degree in Agricultural Science from the University of Melbourne in 1975. He was awarded the University of Melbourne Travelling Scholarship and completed his PhD in Plant Pathology at the University of California, Davis in 1980. His career has primarily focused on plant breeding and disease resistance, having started with a position at CSIRO as a Postdoctoral Student at Cornell University. In 1999, he joined the University of Western Australia, where he became a full Professor in 2012. Cowling has released commercial lupin and canola varieties and has undertaken significant research in genetics, plant physiology, and disease resistance. His innovative breeding approaches and methods, including genomic selection and molecular markers, have contributed greatly to the field. With an extensive track record of funding and collaborative projects, he continues to supervise students and contribute to plant breeding activities at UWA. Cowling's work is well recognized internationally, and he has contributed to various conferences and scientific programs, focusing on improving crop varieties and advancing agricultural research.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Full Professor in Plant Breeding, undertaking research and some teaching.
Agriculture WA • South Perth, Western Australia
Responsible for the breeding of various crops and development of disease resistance.
Cornell University • Ithaca, New York, USA
Engaged in research in the Department of Plant Pathology.
University of California, Davis • Davis, California, USA
Worked on postgraduate research in the Department of Plant Pathology.
Land Conservation Council • Victoria, Australia
Conducted research for conservation initiatives.
University of Melbourne • Victoria, Australia
Tutored students in Plant Sciences.
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