Lesley Williams AM (23 December 1932–5 April 2016) was a scientist and academic at the University of Queensland and pioneer in the field of human cytogenetics.
In this capacity, she undertook research into genetics, histochemistry and embryology of the human large intestine and published a number of papers.
[5] Her publications include: In 1987, Williams travelled to the UK, undertaking research at the University of Bristol.
[5] She served in a number of capacities at her church at Tamborine and at St John’s Cathedral in Brisbane.
[1] Foundation Member of the UQ Alumni Association Royal Historical Society of Queensland[5] Girls Friendly Society (Anglican)[1] 1989 The University of Queensland Excellence in Teaching Award[7] 1992 Vice-Chancellor’s Prize[8] 1995 Member of the Order of Australia for service in the fields of education, science and the study of medical history.