Enamul Kabir

Dr. Enamul Kabir is a Senior Lecturer (Statistics) and seminar coordinator in the School of Mathematics, Physics and Computing at the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ). He holds a BSc (1996), MSc (2000) from Dhaka, and a PhD (2011) from USQ. His expertise spans Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Data Mining, and AI-driven healthcare solutions. He has secured a $5M NHMRC grant and collaborates with international research groups. Dr. Kabir is an Academic Editor of PLoS One and Associate Editor of Frontiers in Public Health, contributing to special issues on AI in healthcare and public health education.

Educations: BSc/Dhaka (1996), MSc/Dhaka (2000), PhD/USQ (2011).

Research Interests: Focuses on statistical modeling for public health challenges, including mental health disparities, obesity risk factors, and EEG-based disease detection. His work integrates machine learning with biomedical data (e.g., Parkinson's/MCI detection via CNNs).

Grants: Secured AUD 5M NHMRC grant (part of a large research team). Active in multidisciplinary projects like AI-based dementia screening systems.

Supervision: Supervised over 20 HDR students on topics like privacy-preserving data publishing, childhood mental health, and healthcare cost analysis. Current projects include obesity risk modeling and mental health service utilization.