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Dr. John Gilmour is a Research Fellow and Adjunct Research Fellow at the School of Social Science, Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Queensland. He holds a Bachelor of Psychology and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Southern Queensland. His interdisciplinary work bridges psychology with practical applications in criminology, healthcare, and digital security contexts.
Dr. Gilmour's primary research interests include:
- Autism spectrum disorder and gender variations in presentation
- Post-traumatic stress in parents of autistic children
- Social media's impact on mental health and social support systems
- Situational Crime Prevention frameworks for cybercrime
- Trauma-informed policing approaches for sexual violence cases
- Paediatric pain management and family-centered care
His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on applying psychological principles to real-world problems across multiple domains. He has published extensively on autism research, cybercrime prevention, and trauma-informed approaches in policing, often collaborating with interdisciplinary teams across psychology, criminology, and information technology fields.
Dr. Gilmour has secured research funding from:
- Criminology Research Projects (2023-2024): Reducing case attrition in sexual offense investigations
- Queensland Police Service (2022): Effectiveness of Police Diversionary Actions for Young People
- Queensland Police Service (2021-2023): Maximizing Policing Outcomes in Sexual Assault Investigations
He actively supervises PhD students in cybersecurity applications for crime prevention, violence against women in rural communities, and situational crime prevention frameworks, working alongside colleagues including Associate Professor Sarah Bennett, Professor Lorraine Mazerolle, and Professor Ryan Ko.
