Anh Pham

Dr. Anh Pham is a Grant-Funded Researcher (B) at the University of Adelaide, affiliated with the School of Agriculture, Food and Wine within the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology. His primary research focuses on molecular breeding, crop improvement, and genetics in soybean and barley. He holds a position in the Agricultural Science department and has contributed to 17 peer-reviewed publications and two patents. Dr. Pham is actively involved in supervising postgraduate students pursuing Masters and PhD degrees in relevant fields.

His research interests span both agricultural sciences and interdisciplinary social sciences, including trade economics, mental health analysis, and urban policy. Key areas of inquiry include the impact of trade costs on landlocked nations, the relationship between housing affordability and mental health, and the role of subsidies in reducing social issues like child marriage. Dr. Pham employs advanced methodologies such as quantile regression, machine learning, and longitudinal data analysis to address complex global challenges.

Recent work highlights include studies on depression prediction using anomaly detection algorithms, policy evaluations of social housing systems, and the economic implications of shipping costs for developing countries. He is eligible to supervise higher-degree research candidates and maintains an active presence in both agricultural and social science research communities.