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Louise Press | Research Officer, Family Law, Family Violence and Elder Abuse

Louise Press

Louise Press is a Research Officer within the Family Law, Family Violence and Elder Abuse Research Team.

Dr Lixia Qu | Senior Research Fellow

Lixia Qu

Dr Lixia Qu is a Senior Research Fellow who has undertaken a range of research on family related issues at AIFS.

Dr Antonia Quadara | Executive Manager, Strategy and Business Development

Antonia Quadara

Dr Antonia Quadara primarily focuses her research on violence against women. She manages the AIFS sexual violence research program.

Jennifer Renda | Senior Manager, Survey Methodology, LSAC and Ten to Men

Jennifer Renda

Jennifer Renda is the Senior Manager of Survey Methodology for the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC) and the Australian Longitudinal Study on Male Health (Ten to Men).

Pilar Rioseco | Senior Research Fellow Program Lead | Building a New Life in Australia

Pilar Rioseco

Dr Pilar Rioseco is a Senior Research Fellow and Program Lead in the Building a New Life in Australia team.

Dr Kei Sakata | Research Fellow, Australian Gambling Research Centre

Kei Sakata

Dr Kei Sakata is a Research Fellow in the Australian Gambling Research Centre team.

Chris Schilling | Research Director, Demographics and Data

Chris Schilling

Dr Chris Shilling is an accomplished health economist with more than 15 years of experience in economic modelling and research across academia, industry and consultancy.

Joanna Schwarzman | Research Fellow, Child and Family Evidence

Joanna Schwarzman

Dr Joanna Schwarzman leads AIFS’ contribution to the Emerging Minds project.

Anna Scovelle | Research Fellow | Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC)

Anna Scovelle

Anna Scovelle is a Research Fellow in the Longitudinal and Life-course Studies survey methodology team.

Michelle Silbert

Michelle Silbert is a Manager in the Data Management and Linkage team, working across longitudinal studies and other data linkage projects.

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