English: An Australia native, Dr. Jill Trewhella was named the first female Laboratory Fellow in 1999 after coming to Los Alamos in 1984 to launch a biological neutron-scattering program. Upon naming her leader of the Lab’s Bioscience Division in 2000, Lab Director John Browne said, “Jill is one of those unique scientists who come along only about once every decade, who combine their passion for science with their excellence in research and their leadership skills to make a true difference in an organization.” Dr. Trewhella personally advised President George W. Bush on detection of bio-threat agents.