Anaïs Keenan has recently joined the Non-Communicable Diseases and Implementation Science laboratory as a Research Assistant. She is currently coordinating a grant application for a global health project to be submitted to NHMRC. Additionally, she is coordinating and monitoring research projects and contributing to research papers.

Anaïs’ research interests include non-communicable diseases, global health, digital health and implementation science. She is committed to further developing her skills and expertise to effect meaningful change at a population level. Her future goals include leading research studies to evaluate the implementation of public health interventions, identifying best practices, and developing strategies to enhance implementation effectiveness. Additionally, Anaïs aspires to utilise her skills for public service, where she believes her expertise could have the greatest impact.

Anaïs obtained her Master of Public Health in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from The University of Melbourne in 2023. Prior to pursuing her masters, she obtained a Bachelor of Biomedicine, majoring in Immunology, from The University of Melbourne in 2021.