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South Australia appoints Helen Marshall as chief scientist

Public health expert Helen Marshall takes a three-year role advising the SA government on science and innovation.

Helen Marshall was named 2022 South Australian of the Year. She replaces Craig Simmons as the state's chief scientist.

She will advise the SA government on science, technology, engineering, maths, research and innovation. The role lasts three years.

The public health expert said science and innovation help the state's economic future. The role shapes how South Australia invests in research and technology-driven growth.

This makes it a major position in the state's policy landscape.

three years
Role duration
2022 South Australian of the Year
Previous honour
Craig Simmons
Predecessor

Why it mattersThe chief scientist shapes how South Australia invests in research and technology-driven growth.

AustraliaSA government will follow Marshall's advice on research priorities, funding, and science sector direction.

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