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Biography
Dr Julianne Lilley is a crop scientist with CSIRO and has over 30 years research experience in crop physiology. She uses crop, pasture and livestock models in a farming systems context for application in agricultural research across Australia and internationally. Her research has included dual purpose cropping, canola productivity and phenology, climate change impacts, crop water-use efficiency, whole-farm productivity and resource protection.
Julianne is Leader of the Mixed Farming Innovations group within Agriculture and Food.
Previous work contributed significantly to the GRDC (Grains Research and Development Corporation) funded National Water-Use Efficiency Initiative, which was awarded a CSIRO Medal for Research Impact and the prestigious Eureka Prize for Sustainable Agriculture in 2014.
Professional Areas
Current Roles
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Team Leader
CSIRO Agriculture and Food
Academic Qualifications
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1990
PhD (Agriculture)
University of Queensland -
1985
BAgrSc (Hons)
University of Queensland
Professional Experiences
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2016-2020
Group Leader
CSIRO Agriculture and Food -
1999-present
Research Scientist
CSIRO Plant Industry and CSIRO Agriculture and Food -
1998-1999
Program Officer
AusAID, Canberra -
1997
Research Fellow
John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK -
1994-1997
Post Doctoral Fellow
CSIRO Plant Industry -
1991-1994
Post Doctoral Fellow
CSIRO Tropical Crops and Pastures -
1989-1990
Research Agronomist
Qld Department Primary Industries
Achievements and Awards
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2013
CSIRO Medal for Research Impact
CSIRO -
2014
Eureka Prize for Sustainable Agriculture
Australian Museum