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Name: Professor John Dodson |
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Role at ANSTO: John is the Head of the Institute for Environmental Research at ANSTO. John previously worked overseas in the UK for Brunel University as Professor and Head, Institute for Environment.
Expertise:Palynology, charcoal analysis, radiocarbon, stable isotopes and biomarkers, as applied to climate change, and human impact on environmental systems, particularly vegetation systems
Career Highlights & Achievements:
Key Publications:
Dodson, J.R. and Lu, H.Y. (2005). Salinity episodes and their reversal in the late Pliocene of south-western Australia. Palaeogeography, Palaeoecology, Palaeoclimatology 228: 296-304.
Dodson, J. R., Hickson, S., Khoo, R., Li, X.Q., Toia, J., and Zhou, W.J. (2006). A vegetation and environment history for the last 14,000 years from Dingnan, Jiangxi Province, south China.Journal of Integrative Plant Biology 48:1018-1027.
Atahan, P., Grice, K. and Dodson, J.R. (in press). Agriculture and environmental change at Qingpu, Yangtze delta region: a biomarker, stable isotope and palynological approach. The Holocene.
Li, X.Q., Dodson, John, Zhou, Xinying, Zhang, Hongbin, Masutomoto, Ryo. (in press, July 2007).Early wheat and broadening of agriculture in Neolithic China. The Holocene.
Freea Jade Itzstein-Davey, PhD; David Taylor, PhD; John Dodson, PhD; Hongbo? Zheng, PhD; Pia Atahan, BSc (Hons)(accepted). Wild and domesticated forms of rice (Oryza sp.) in early agriculture at Qingpu, lower Yangtze, China: evidence from phytoliths. Journal of Archaeological Science