Amalie Dyda

Senior Lecturer

University of Queensland
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Amalie Dyda is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland in Australia. Her research focuses on public health data practices, including the representation of marginalized populations in digital surveillance, differential privacy, and the effectiveness of immunization services. She has contributed to various systematic reviews aimed at understanding vaccine attitudes and infectious disease events. Her work emphasizes the importance of data sharing while ensuring confidentiality and aims to enhance preparedness in public health responses.

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Lisa Whop

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Australian National University

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Janaki Amin

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA
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Kathleen McFadden

Griffith University

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Didi Surian

Macquarie University

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Emma Field

Australian National University

AUSTRALIA
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Graham Williams

Australian National University

AUSTRALIA
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Aditi Dey

Conjoint Senior Lecturer

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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