physicist and crystallographer, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics and youngest Nobel Laureate Rodney Brooks - roboticist, director of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and founding member of the iRobot corporation Baron Howard Florey - pharmacologist and pathologist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Basil Stuart Hetzel AC - medical researcher who made a major contribution to combating iodine deficiency Cecil Madigan - geologist and meteorologist, member of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition Sir Douglas Mawson - geologist and explorer, leader of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition Sir Mark Oliphant - nuclear physicist, winner of the Hughes Medal and the Faraday Medal Reg Sprigg - geologist and conservationist George Szekeres - mathematician, after whom the George Szekeres Medal is named. Terence Tao - mathematician, winner of the Fields Medal Andy Thomas - aerospace engineer and NASA astronaut David Unaipon - inventor and writer, commemorated on the Australian fifty-dollar note Robin Warren - pathologist and researcher, winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine Sir Hubert Wilkins - Antarctic aviation pioneer, Arctic explorer, ornithologist and geographer Sport Internationally and nationally recognised sports people from Adelaide include: Aerobatics Chris Sperou - thirteen-time National Aerobatics Champion, and five-time participant in the FAI World Aerobatic Championships Archery Simon Fairweather - Olympic gold medalist Australian rules football Nathan Buckley - captained the Collingwood Football Club, winner of the Brownlow Medal Adam Cooney - player for the Western Bulldogs and the Essendon Football Club, winner of the Brownlow Medal Matthew Pavlich - captained the Fremantle Football Club Adelaide Football Club players Port Adelaide Football Club players Basketball Mark Bradtke - played one season in the NBA for the Philadelphia 76ers, played in the NBL for the Adelaide 36ers, Melbourne Tigers and Brisbane Bullets; three-time NBL Championship winner and 2002 NBL Most Valuable Player; NBL's all-time leading rebounder; played for the Australian Boomers in four Olympic Games and two World Championships Lindsay Gaze - played for the Australian Boomers in three Olympics and coached the team in four Olympics; two-time NBL Championship winning coach, three-time NBL Coach of the Year; member of the Australian Basketball Hall of Fame, FIBA Hall of Fame and the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Joe Ingles - plays for the Utah Jazz in the NBA. He also represents the Australian Boomers. Ben Madgen - plays in the NBL for the Sydney Kings Brett Maher - played in