Ronald

Shimmon

Ronald Shimmon received his PhD in 2005, from University of Technology Sydney faculty of science for work investigating the Bipyridyl Endiyne and transition complexes as antitumor and antimalarial agent. I joined UTS in 2003 as professional staff in nuclear magnetic resonance. Then in 2005 he joined forensic science in synthesis of novel fingerprint reagent. Currently are the research manager of chemistry and forensic science at Faculty of Science University of technology Sydney. I have expertise in the design and synthesis of functional molecules together with experience of the characterization of the impurities in illicit drug and color test for illicit drug. His projects involve the design and synthesis of new fingerprint reagent and identification of impurities in new design illicit drug. I have more than 45 publishing paper and one patent in fingermark detection and two patent in illicit drug test. Lastly I was awarded in 2012 a UTS Vice-chancellor’s in a Career & Professional development for high performing in research and also faculty of science award in 2017 to support the research.