5 December 2013 Professor Philip Hulme elected Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand

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Date5th December 2013Lincoln University

Professor of Plant Biosecurity, Philip Hulme, is among 13 of New Zealand’s top researchers and scholars to be recently elected as Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand.

Professor Hulme was recognised for his scholarship and scientific achievements which have significantly progressed global understanding of the causes and consequences of biological invasions.

The Royal Society of New Zealand now has 391 Fellows and 60 Honorary Fellows. Fellows are involved in providing expert advice, promoting best and innovative research practice and disseminating information on the sciences and humanities.

Professor of Plant Biosecurity, Philip Hulme.Professor of Plant Biosecurity, Philip Hulme.Professor of Plant Biosecurity, Philip Hulme.Professor of Plant Biosecurity, Philip Hulme.

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5 December 2013 Professor Philip Hulme elected Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand