Research projects
Our research covers a broad spectrum of population health topics. Find out more about our researchers' activities.
Displaying 1 - 15 of 41 project(s).
A project funded through the RSPH Seed Funding Grant Scheme.
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People
- Associate Professor Jane Desborough, Researcher
- Professor Rosemary Korda, Researcher
A collaboration with the Trauma and Orthopaedic Research Unit, ACT Health.
domain Department
People
- Associate Professor Jane Desborough, Researcher
- Dr Anne Parkinson, Researcher
- Diana Perriman (ANU)
- Dr Ken Ye
We are researching whether and how having MS affects health and how this changes over time.
domain Department
People
- Ms Carmel Poyser, Support officer
- Professor Nicolas Cherbuin, Principal investigator
- Associate Professor Anne Bruestle, Researcher
- Professor Ted Maddess, Researcher
- Clinical Professor Geoffrey Herkes, Researcher
- Dr Jo Lane, Researcher
- Sophia Gerontakos (SAN), Support Officer
This Project investigates positive mental health (flourishing and wellbeing) in the Australian Defence Force.
This project aims to provide deep, comparative insights into the ways in which life span development and social change in China have influenced the development of human capital for health, productivity, and wellbeing of people entering later life.
This research aims to explore existing gaps in policies and practice with relation to ageing and disability, the disparities in relation to urban and rural settings, and finding and developing best practice for organisations.
This project has developed a self-report risk assessment tool to assess risk of developing late-life Alzheimer’s disease.
This project aims to determine changing societal attitudes towards older workers, recent retirees, and those in advanced old age concerning intergenerational justice and related social issues and policies.
domain Department
People
- Associate Professor Rafat Hussain, Researcher
- Associate Professor Kate O’Loughlin (University of Sydney)
AusPathoGen aims to reduce the impact of infectious diseases on public health by improving pathogen characterisation and optimising responses through large-scale integration of pathogen genomics, epidemiological data and surveillance data at the population health level.
villa Centre
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Group
People
- Associate Professor Son Nghiem, Researcher
- Dr Kayla Smurthwaite, Researcher
- Dr My Tran, Researcher
- Dr Tehzeeb Zulfiqar, Researcher
- Ms Danielle Cribb, Researcher
- Professor Emily Lancsar, Principal investigator
- Professor Kathryn Glass, Principal investigator
- Professor Martyn Kirk, Principal investigator
A collaborative project with colleagues at the Centre for Ageing and Pastoral Studies at Charles Sturt University and focuses on the importance of spirituality for baby-boomers.
An online survey on COVID-19 vaccination that helps us better understand your preferences and attitudes relating to vaccination.
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Group
People
- Professor Emily Lancsar, Principal investigator
- Professor Kathryn Glass, Researcher
A project funded through the RSPH Seed Funding Grant Scheme.
domain Department
People
- Associate Professor Jane Desborough, Researcher
- Dr Anne Parkinson, Researcher
- Professor Nicholas Glasgow, Researcher
- Associate Professor Shayne Flint
- Professor Paul Smith
- Dr Michael Gross
- Dr Diana Perriman
- Professor Kirsty Douglas
- Associate Professor Christine Phillips
- Ms Darlene Cox
The Dynamic Analyses to Optimise Ageing project draws data from multiple population health databases to examine disease outcomes that contribute to the burden of disease and disability in Australia.
domain Department
People
- Associate Professor Richard Burns, Researcher
- Professor Peter Butterworth, Researcher
Exploring the effect of high intensity exercise on learning in middle-aged healthy adults, and whether the effect can be increased using brain stimulation.
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This project investigates the extent to which populations are flourishing and languishing.
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