Associate Professor Teresa Wozniak works across population health and health informatics. She has cross-sector experience working in government, not-for-profit and academia.

Teresa established the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) disease surveillance program, HOTspots, and the associated digital platform deployed into clinical settings. The interactive and secure disease surveillance system provides ongoing automated synthesis of AMR across community clinics and hospitals in Australia.

A/Prof Wozniak has a diverse portfolio of both quantitative research and research that is policy relevant. Her recent work has supported the conceptualisation of early detection of One Health threats in Australia and she continues to develop innovative methodologies to understand the dynamics of infectious diseases evolution and spread. She is the Principal Research Scientist at CSIRO - Australia’s National Science Agency.