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Dr Daniel Alai
PhD ETH Zurich, BMath University of Waterloo
Current appointment: Senior Research Associate,
School of Risk & Actuarial, University of New South Wales
Research interests: Longevity risk modelling,
stochastic claims reserving, quantitative risk management
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Professor Garry Barrett
B Econ University of Sydney; MA PhD
University of British Columbia
Current appointment:
Professor, School of Economics, University of Sydney
Research interests: Labour
economics, public economics and microeconometrics
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Professor Helen Bartlett
BA Newcastle upon Tyne; MSc PhD Bath
Current appointment: Pro
Vice-Chancellor & President, Monash University, Gippsland
Research interests:
Healthy ageing; aged and community care; and policy implications of
population ageing
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Associate Professor Hazel Bateman
B Econ University of Queensland; PhD
University of New South Wales
Current appointment:
Associate Professor, School of Actuarial Studies, University of New
South Wales
Research
interests: Superannuation choices; individual
decision making and superannuation literacy; retirement income
adequacy and policy design; retirement benefits and the governance;
and regulation and performance of superannuation and pension
funds
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Associate Professor Heather Booth
BSc London School of Economics; MSc
University of Southampton; PhD London School of Hygiene &
Tropical Medicine
Current appointment:
Associate Professor, Australian Demographic and Social Research
Institute, Australian National University
Research interests:
Socio-demography of ageing and longevity, and stochastic modeling
and forecasting of demographic rates and populations
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Professor Colette Browning
BSc MSc Monash University; PhD La Trobe University
Current appointments: Professor and Director,
Monash Research for an Ageing Society; Director, Primary Care
Research, School of Primary Health Care, Monash University
Research interests: Healthy ageing and
improving quality of life for older people, chronic disease
self-management and consumer involvement in health care
decision-making
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Professor Monika Buetler
Dip Math and Phys University of Zurich;
Licentiate in Economics PhD University of St Gallen
Current appointment:
Professor of Economics and Public Policy, Department of Economics,
University of St Gallen
Research interests:
Macroeconomics, public finance, and political economics
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Associate Professor Peter Butterworth
BA(Hons) University of Queensland; PhD
University of Queensland.
Current appointment:
Associate Professor, ANU College of Medicine,
Biology and Environment
Research interests:
Epidemiology, Health Promotion, Environmental and Occupational
Health and Safety, Mental Health, Developmental Psychology and
Ageing, Social Policy, Demography.
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Professor Julie Byles
B Med PhD University of Newcastle
Current appointments:
Professor and Director, Research Centre for Gender, Health and
Ageing, University of Newcastle
Research interests: Role of
health services and preventive activities, and treatments in
maintaining quality of life for older people, and in determining
physical, psychological and social factors associated with optimal
physical and mental health of men and women as they age
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Dr Nicolas Cherbuin
BA(Hons) University of New
South Wales/Australian National University; PhD
Australian National University
Current appointment: NHMRC
Research Fellow, Centre for Mental Health Research, Australian
National University
Research interests: The
investigation of genetic, environmental, health, lifestyle, and
personality factors which influence brain structure and plasticity
throughout the lifespan particularly in ageing populations. Also,
how cerebral structure and changes in structure relate to cognition
and degenerative diseases.
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Dr Dimitris Christelis
Ph.D in Economics, University of Pennsylvania, M.A. in
Economics, University of Pennsylvania, B.A. in Economics, Athens
School of Economics and Business
Current appointment:
Research Fellow, Centre for Studies in Economics and Finance,
University of Naples
Research interests: Household saving and
portfolio choice, microeconometrics, statistical analysis and
imputation of missing data in micro data surveys, health
economics.
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Professor Lindy Clemson
Dip (OT) NSW
College of Occupational Therapy; B App Sc (OT), West Australian
Institute of Technology; MApp Sc (OT) PhD University of
Sydney
Current appointments:
Associate Professor in Ageing, Faculty of Health Sciences,
University of Sydney; Head of Discipline (Occupational Therapy),
Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Sydney; Team leader,
Participation Safety & Ageing Research team, Ageing, Work &
Health Research Unit
Research interests:
Ageing, adaptation and independence; falls prevention of older
people; development and validation of assessments of environment,
functional performance and daily life activity; physical home
environment, person-environment fit; enabling participation:
personal, social and community engagement; home and community
safety; translation of research into practice; multi-methodology
research - quantitative and qualitative methodologies
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Dr Loretti Isabella Dobrescu
PhD, University of Padua, Italy; MSc
in Economic Mathematics, West University of Timisoara, Romania; BA
in Economics, Nottingham Trent University, UK; BA in Finance, West
University of Timisoara, Romania
Current appointment: Lecturer, School of
Economics, University of New South Wales
Research interests:
Microeconometrics, Economics of Ageing, Health Economics,
Mathematics
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Associate Professor John R Evans
Fellow of Institute of Actuaries, UK; Fellow
of Actuaries, Australia; MBA University of Sydney
Current appointments: Head
of School, School of Risk and Actuarial; Associate Professor,
School of Actuarial Studies, UNSW
Research interests:
Investment management issues related to pension funds and financial
institutions; risk management of financial institutions; and
capital market issues relating to population ageing
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Professor Denzil Fiebig
Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia (FASSA);
PhD, University of Southern California; Master of Commerce (Hons),
UNSW; Bachelor of Commerce (Hons), UNSW
Current appointment: Professor, School of
Economics, UNSW
Research interests: Econometrics and heath
economics
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Professor Bob Gregory
PhD London School of Economics, B Commerce, University of
Melbourne
Current appointment: Professor Emeritus,
ANU
Research interests: Economics, Macroeconomic
Theory, Macroeconomics (Incl. Monetary And Fiscal Theory)
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Dr Katja Hanewald
MSc PhD Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Current appointment: Senior Research Associate, School of Risk
& Actuarial, University of New South Wales
Research interests: Risk management, pricing, solvency, and
regulatory requirements for life insurers and pension funds; models
to quantify risks related to longevity and morbidity; individuals'
perception of mortality and longevity risks
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Professor Erik Hernæs
Cand. Oecon in Economics, University of
Oslo
Current appointment:
Director, Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economics Research, University
of Oslo
Research
interests: Educational forecasting; education and
earnings; unemployment; and the economics of retirement
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Associate Professor Elisabetta Magnani
Laurea Economics and Statistics University
of Bologna; MEcon Yale University; Doctorate in Political
Economy University of Bologna; PhD Yale University
Current appointment:
Associate Professor, School of Economics, University of New South
Wales
Research
interests: Technological change, effects on
employment, wages and employment arrangements; demographic and
institutional changes, effects on labour markets; technological
change, demographics and the environment; and sustainability,
behavioural and institutional constraints
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Simen Markussen
Master in Economics, UiO 2006, Ph.D. 2010
Research interests: Sick-Leave
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Professor Annamaria Olivieri
B.Business Economics, University of
Parma, Degree in Actuarial Science and Statistics, University of
Florence, PhD in Mathematics for Financial Markets, University of
Brescia
Current appointment:
Professor of Mathematical Methods for Economics, Actuarial Science
and Finance, Department of Economics, University of Parma
Research
interests: Valuation of the life insurance business,
risk management for life insurance and pension funds, solvency for
life portfolios and pension funds, actuarial perspectives of
annuitisation and post-retirement choices in pension
products.
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Dr Kathleen O'Loughlin
BA Macquarie University; PhD University of
Sydney
Current appointment: Senior
Lecturer, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Sydney
Research
interests: Ageing with a focus on behaviours and
exposures across the life course and the effect of these on health
outcomes in later life; occupational health, specifically the
injury and rehabilitation of mature aged workers; and workplace
practice issues related to health care professionals
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Professor Ermanno Pitacco
B.Business Economics, University of
Trieste, Degree in Actuarial Science and Statistics, University of
Rome
Current appointment:
Professor of Actuarial Mathematics, University of Trieste,
Italy
Research interests:
Multistate models for the insurances of the person, valuation of
the life insurance business, models for the longevity risk,
solvency for life portfolios and pension funds.
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Professor Pradeep Ray
PhD Information Technology, UTS, Sydney; MTech Electronics
Engineering, IIT, Kanpur, India; BTech Electronics Engineering,
BHU-IT, India
Current appointment: Professor, Information
Systems, Technology and Management, Australian School of Business;
Director, International Initiative for ubiquitous
Healthcare
Research interests: E Health techniques and
their applications in both home based and residential aged care
settings
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Professor Elizabeth Savage
BSc Arch University of Sydney;
MSc Econ London School of Economics
Current
appointment:Professor in Health Economics, Centre for
Health Economics Research and Evaluation, University of Technology,
Sydney; Head of Economics Discipline Group, Economics; Core Member,
Centre for the Study of Choice
Research
interests: Private health insurance and health sector
use; risk and risk selection; health system performance;
behavioural modelling, welfare measurement and policy evaluation;
payment mechanisms for health care providers; screening programs
and access to health; and obesity
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Dr Renuka Sane
Ph.D. Economics, University of New South Wales, Australia
Current appointment:
Research Economist, Indira Gandhi Institute of Development
Research, Mumbai
Research interests:
Household nance; pensions; micro- nance; rm nancing; public
policy.
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Professor Martin J. Sliwinski
PhD Neuropsychology, University of New York; BA
Interdisciplinary Studies, Georgetown University
Current appointments: Director, Center for
Healthy Aging; Professor of Human Development and Family Studies,
Penn State University
Research interests: How aging, health and
disease can influence a person's ability to memorize, reason and
concentrate. Specifically interested in linking micro-level
processes (e.g., daily stress, affect, rumination) to long-term
changes in mental, physical and cognitive health.
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Professor Noriyuki Takayama
MA PhD University of Tokyo
Current appointment:
Professor of Economics, Institute of Economics Research,
Hitotsubashi University
Research
interests: Applied economics and microdata
analysis
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Professor Peter Whiteford
BA University of Queensland; BLetters
Australian National University; PhD University of York
Current appointment:
Professor, Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU
Research interests: Child
poverty; family policy; international comparisons of income
inequality and poverty; comparative social policy and the welfare
state; reconciliation of work and family life; lone parenthood and
joblessness among families with children; social policy and the
life course; social assistance policies; pension policies; social
policy and income disparities in China; Australian social policy,
especially social security policy
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Dr Tim Windsor
BA PhD University of New England
Current appointment: School
of Psychology, Flinders University
Research interests:
Social cognitive development throughout the life course;
relationships between substance use and health; driving cessation
among older adults; and casual attribution theory
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1st International CEPAR Conference 2 - 3 July 2013
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ANALYSING POPULATION AGEING
Multidisciplinary perspectives and innovations
UNSW, Sydney, Australia
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