WWS_T - Who's Who in Scotland

510 WHO'S WHO IN SCOTLAND
Paisley; m., Shirley Ann Morrison; 1 s. Educ. John
Neilson Institute, Paisley; Glasgow University.
Apprentice, Tindal, Oatts and Rodger, Solicitors, 1977-
79; admitted as Solicitor, 1979; Procurator Fiscal
Service, 1979-83; Assistant, then Partner, Beltrami and
Co., 1983-88; admitted to Faculty of Advocates, 1989;
Advocate Depute, 1993-96. Address: (b.) Glasgow
Sheriff Court, 1 Carlton Place, Glasgow; T.-0141-429
8888.
Townley, Professor Barbara, BA, MSc, PhD. Professor,
Chair of Management, St Andrews University; Director,
Institute for Capitalising on Creativity; b. 9.10.54,
Manchester. Educ. Worsley Wardley Grammar School;
Lancaster University; London School of Economics.
Lecturer: Lancaster University, 1983-85, University of
Warwick Business School, 1985-90; Professor, Faculty of
Business, University of Alberta, Canada, 1990-2000; Chair
of Management and Organization, Edinburgh University,
2000-05. Publications: author of four books and many
articles on management, organisation, performance
measurement. Currently researching the creative industries.
Recreation: travel. Address: (b.) Management School,
Gateway, North Haugh, University of St Andrews, St
Andrews, Fife KY16 9RJ; T.-01334 462808.
Trainer, Emeritus Professor James, MA, PhD, DLitt.
Professor of German, Stirling University, 1969-97
(Emeritus) (Acting Principal, 1975, Deputy Principal, 1973-
78, 1981-87, 1989-92); b. 2.3.32; m., Barbara Herta
Reinhard (deceased); 2 s.; 1 d. Educ. St. Andrews
University; Free University of Berlin. Lecturer in German,
St. Andrews University, 1958-67; Visiting Professor, Yale
University, 1964-65; Visiting Scholar, University of
California at Santa Barbara, 1989; Vice-Convener, SUCE,
1987-94; Convener, SUCE Modern Languages Panel, 1979-
86; Member, Inter University and Polytechnic Council,
since 1983; Member, Scottish Examination Board, 1975-82;
Chairman, SED Postgraduate Awards Committee, since
1989; Member, UK Fulbright Commission, 1985-93;
Trustee, National Library of Scotland, 1986-91; Chairman,
Scottish Conference of University Teachers of German,
1978-80; Member, National Academic Audit Unit;
Member, SHEFCO Quality Assessment Committee;
Member Overseas Research Students Awards Committee,
CVCP; Governor, Morrison's Academy, Crieff, 1994-98.
Recreations: music; cricket; translating. Address: (h.) 5
Pathfoot Avenue, Bridge of Allan FK9 4SA; T.-01786
833422; e-mail: jt4@stirling.ac.uk
Trainor, Professor Sir Richard Hughes, KBE (2010),
BA, MA, DPhil, FRHistS, AcSS, FRSA, FKC. Principal
and Professor of Social History, King’s College London,
since 2004; b. 31.12.48, New Jersey; m., Dr. Marguerite
Wright Dupree; 1 s.; 1 d. Educ. Calvert Hall High School,
Maryland; Brown University; Princeton University; Merton
and Nuffield Colleges, Oxford University. Junior Research
Fellow, Wolfson College, Oxford, 1977-79; Lecturer,
Balliol College, Oxford, 1978-79; Glasgow University:
Lecturer in Economic History, 1979-89, Senior Lecturer in
Economic and Social History, 1989-95, Director, Design
and Implementation of Software in History Project, 1985-
89, Professor of Social History, 1995-2000, Co-Director,
Computers in Teaching Initiative Centre for History, 1989-
2000, Dean of Social Sciences, 1992-96, Vice-Principal,
1996-2000, Senior Vice-Principal, 1999-2000; Vice-
Chancellor and Professor of Social History, Greenwich
University, 2000-04. Honorary Fellow, Trinity College of
Music, since 2003; Honorary Fellow, Merton College,
Oxford, since 2004; Rhodes Scholar; Chair, Advisory
Council, Institute of Historical Research, 2004-09;
Honorary Secretary, Economic History Society, 1998-2004;
President, Universities UK, 2007-09; Convener, Steering
Group, Universities UK/DfES Review of Student Services,
2002; Member, US/UK Fulbright Commission, 2003-09;
Council Member, Arts and Humanities Research Council,
2006-2011; Member, University of London Board of
Trustees, since 2009; Joint Editor, Scottish Economic and
Social History, 1989-94; Governor, St Paul’s School, since
2012. Publications: Black Country Elites: the exercise of
authority in an industrialised area 1830-1900, 1993;
University, City and State: the University of Glasgow since
1870 (Joint Author), 2000. Recreations: parenting;
observing politics; tennis. Address: (h.) 45 Mitre Road,
Glasgow G14 9LE; T.-0207 848 3434.
Trees, Professor Alexander (Sandy). Chairman, Moredun
Research Institute, since 2011. Educ. Edinburgh’s Royal
(Dick) School of Veterinary Studies. Has made an
enormous contribution to research into livestock health and
is internationally recognised for this knowledge of
veterinary parasitology; appointed Senior Lecturer,
University of Liverpool in 1980, before being appointed
Head of the Parasite and Vector Biology Division and then
subsequently Dean of Liverpool’s Faculty of Veterinary
Science, until retirement in 2008. President, Association of
Veterinary Teachers and Research Workers, 1996-97;
President, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, 2009;
formerly Council member of the Royal Society of Tropical
Medicine and Hygiene; a founding Diplomate of the
European Veterinary Parasitology College; Executive
Board member, World Association for Veterinary
Parasitology. Over 120 scientific papers and numerous
presentations at regional, national and international
conferences. Address: The Moredun Group, Pentlands
Science Park, Bush Loan, Penicuik, Midlothian EH26 0PZ;
T.-0131 445 5111.
Trew, Professor Arthur Stewart, BSc, PhD, FRSE,
FRSA. Professor of Computational Science, University of
Edinburgh, since 2006, Head of the School of Physics and
Astronomy; b. 20.10.57, Belfast, Northern Ireland; m.,
Lesley Margaret Trew (nee Smart); 1 s.; 1 d. Educ. Royal
Belfast Academical Institution; University of Edinburgh.
Computing Officer, University of Edinburgh, 1983-85;
Lecturer, Department of Clinical Sciences, Glasgow, 1985-
86; Research Fellow, Department of Physics, Edinburgh,
1986-90, Programme Manager, EPCC, 1990-94, Director,
EPCC, 1994-2010, Deputy Director, NESC, since 2001.
Director, UoE HPCx Ltd. Recreations: running; cycling;
hill walking. Address: (b.) School of Physics and
Astronomy, University of Edinburgh, James Clerk Maxwell
Building, King’s Buildings, Mayfield Road, Edinburgh; T.-
0131 650 5025; e-mail: a.s.trew@ed.ac.uk
Trewavas, Professor Anthony James, BSc, PhD, FRS,
FRSE, FRSA, FWIF, Academia Europea. Professor,
Institute of Plant Molecular Science, Edinburgh University,
since 1990; b. 17.6.39, London; m., Valerie; 1 s.; 2 d. Educ.
Roan Grammar School; University College, London.
Lecturer/Reader, Edinburgh University; Visiting Professor,
Universities of Michigan State, Calgary, California (Davis),
Bonn, Illinois, North Carolina, National University of
Mexico; University of Milan. Publications: 260 scientific
papers; two books. Recreations: music (particularly choral);
reading. Address: (h.) Old Schoolhouse, Croft Street,
Penicuik EH26 9DH; e-mail: Trewavas@ed.ac.uk
Trickett, Dr. Anthony Robert, MBE, MRCS, LRCP, DL.
Lord Lieutenant for Orkney, since 2007; m. Practiced in
several hospitals in Manchester, 1964-66; Anatomy at
University of Manchester, 1966-67; General Practitioner in
Pembroke in Dyfed, 1967-73; Hoy and Walls, 1973-2000.
Honorary Medical Advisor of Longhope Lifeboat, since
1973, and since 1995 its Honorary Secretary. Chairman of