Julian Trollor

Julian Trollor is the inaugural Chair of Intellectual Disability Mental Health at UNSW Sydney and Head of the Department of Developmental Disability Neuropsychiatry. He holds an NHMRC Leadership Fellowship and has been a clinical academic at UNSW since 2009. His work focuses on reducing health inequalities for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, with expertise in mental health policy, clinical neuroscience, and healthcare service delivery.

• Roles: Professor, Department Head, NHMRC Leadership Fellow
• Key Affiliations: 3DN (Department of Developmental Disability Neuropsychiatry), UNSW Sydney

Research Interests: Dr. Trollor leads a translational program addressing mental health disparities in neurodevelopmental disorders. His work spans clinical practice, policy analysis, and data-driven interventions to improve service accessibility. Key areas include autism spectrum disorder in aging populations, suicide prevention in neurodivergent adults, and healthcare equity for marginalized groups.

Recent Articles Highlight: His 2025 publications explore mental health and recidivism in youth justice systems, suicide risk in autistic adults, and biomarkers in neurodegenerative diseases. These studies emphasize interdisciplinary collaboration and real-world policy impact.

• Awards: NHMRC Leadership Fellowship (2025)

Grants & Advising: He collaborates with Commonwealth and State governments, advising on disability health policies. His team develops courses on mental health and intellectual disability, reflecting a commitment to training future clinicians.