Biography and expertise

Ian’s research investigates the rate of skin cancer within populations participating in outdoor activities for health and recreation. His current work considers the performance of market-available artificial intelligence tasked with classifying melanoma from non-malignancies. Ian is completing a PhD in public health and was recently awarded an Australian Government Research Training Program scholarship to support his research efforts. Ian holds dual qualifications in chemistry and clinical exercise physiology. His working background is in allied health, and he has over a decade of experience working in laboratories. 

Ian's work contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals

Source: Scopus

Organisational affiliations

PhD Candidate, Faculty of Health, Southern Cross University

Education

Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology
2020–2021, Master of Science (MSc, MSc, MSci, MSi, ScM, MS, MSHS, MS, Mag, Mg, Mgr, SM, or SM), Southern Cross University (Gold Coast) - SCU
Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry)
2016–2019, Bachelor of Science (BS), Central Queensland University

with Distinction

Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science
2007–2009, Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science, James Cook University (Australia, Townsville) - JCU