Paul Agius

A/Prof. Paul Agius is an applied biostatistician and public health researcher/epidemiologist. Paul is Associate Professor Biostatistics, in the Faculty of Health at Deakin University, Melbourne and adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the School of Public Health and Preventative Medicine, Monash University, Melbourne and honorary Principal Research Fellow at the Burnet Institute. Paul has a developing substantive and applied methodological track record in Malaria epidemiology. Paul has diverse training in the key disciplines of Social Sciences (BA and post-graduate diploma, La Trobe University) and Statistics (MSc, Swinburne University) which has enabled him to develop independent, innovative ideas and methodologies to complete major research projects involving large scale sophisticated analyses and biostatistical modelling of clinical and pragmatic randomized control trials, retrospective and prospective cohorts and studies employing complex cross-sectional probability sampling; across public health and basic science settings.