Monsurul Hoq

Dr. Monsurul Hoq is a Senior Research Fellow in the AIFS' Growing Up in Australia team with a key responsibility of leading the Research and Analysis Team to produce evidence using data from the Longitudinal Studies of Australian Children on a range of social issues informing policy.

Monsurul Hoq has 10 years’ experience as a Biostatistician in medical and health research (in prevention and cure of common childhood illness, transgender health, vaccine uptake, paediatric reference intervals, disability, and mental health), leading, consulting, and performing statistical analysis of data, interpreting findings and reporting results. Prior to working in academia, Monsurul Hoq worked in non- government organisations in Bangladesh and South Sudan, monitoring and evaluating integrated community-based projects in education and child health sector.

Monsurul completed his PhD in Biostatistics at the University of Melbourne. His research established continuous age-specific reference intervals for blood biomarkers in children using a novel statistical method.