Our people
The core specialist methods of our researchers include: epidemiology and population health research, predictive statistical forecasting and microsimulation modelling, large-scale linked data analysis, systematic review and meta-analysis, biostatistical methods, health economic evaluation, health services research and behavioural and implementation science.
Our researchers have extensive and expanding collaborations with researchers in other disciplines, including clinicians and basic scientists, both in Australia and internationally.

Professor Karen Canfell
Director, The Daffodil Centre; Stream lead, Cervical Cancer and HPV

Professor Anne Cust
Deputy Director, The Daffodil Centre; Stream lead, Melanoma and Skin Cancer













Associate Professor Michael Caruana
Stream lead, Mathematical Modelling





Professor Anna deFazio
Sydney West Chair in Translational Cancer Research, University of Sydney, Westmead Clinical School; Department of Gynaecological Oncology, Westmead Hospital, The Westmead Institute for Medical Research





Associate Professor Eleonora Feletto
Stream lead, Gastrointestinal Cancers Policy and Evaluation









Professor Nehmat Houssami
Stream lead, Breast cancer clinical and population health


































Associate Professor Carolyn Nickson
Stream Lead, Breast Cancer Policy and Evaluation




Professor Megan Passey
Professor of Rural Health, Stream lead Tobacco Behaviour Change and Implementation










Gillian Reyes-Marcelino
PhD Candidate and Research Assistant





Associate Professor Claudia Rutherford
Associate Professor and University of Sydney à Beckett Senior Research Fellow









Associate Professor Ben Smith
Senior Implementation Scientist


Associate Professor Megan Smith
Senior Research Fellow, Cervical Cancer and HPV


Associate Professor Julia Steinberg
Stream Lead, Genomics and Precision Health










Associate Professor Marianne Weber
Stream lead, Lung Cancer Policy and Evaluation

Professor Kate White
Stream lead, Supportive care and patient outcomes




