A Y M Alamgir Kabir

Dr. A Y M Alamgir Kabir is a Biostatistician at The George Institute for Global Health and a Conjoint Lecturer in the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of New South Wales. With 19 years of public health research experience, he specializes in observational studies using linked administrative health data and randomized controlled trials across disciplines including nutrition, infectious diseases, and health systems.

• Qualifications: PhD in Epidemiology, Master of Philosophy in Biostatistics, Master of Science in Statistics, Bachelor of Science in Statistics

His methodological expertise spans multivariate statistical modeling applied to population health challenges. Research themes include:

• Biostatistical analysis of multimorbidity patterns
• Antimicrobial resistance surveillance
• Vaccinology impact assessments
• Health systems optimization through data linkage
• Health inequities in culturally diverse populations

Publications (2012-2025) demonstrate expertise in:

• Epidemiological transitions in Australia's healthcare landscape
• Methodological innovations in observational study design
• Real-world applications of statistical modeling for policy impact

He operates from The George Institute's Sydney location at Level 18, International Towers 3, Barangaroo Avenue.