Aimee Brownbill

Dr Aimee Brownbill is an Honorary Fellow at the School of Communication and Arts, University of Queensland, and holds an ARC Early Career Industry Fellowship with the Centre for Digital Cultures and Societies and the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education. She has a PhD in Medicine (Public Health) and specializes in the commercial determinants of health, focusing on digital marketing by alcohol, gambling, and unhealthy food industries.

• Bachelor of Health Sciences, University of Adelaide
• Bachelor (Honours) of Population Health, University of Adelaide
• Doctor of Philosophy of Public Health, University of Adelaide

Her research integrates public health, marketing regulation, and digital platform analysis to inform policy on consumer protection, food labeling, and alcohol advertising. Current projects include developing methods to monitor digital marketing practices and improve accountability in the digital era.

Recent publications highlight trends in alcohol and gambling marketing on social media, regulatory challenges for pregnancy warning labels, and health communication strategies for sugar-sweetened beverages. Awards include the ARC Early Career Industry Fellowship.

• Available for supervision
• Current funding: 2024-2026, ARC Early Career Industry Fellowships