Lisa Jamieson holds a NHMRC Senior Research Fellowship and is Director of the Indigenous Oral Health Unit, The University of Adelaide. She has established four research interventions among Indigenous Australians and was involved in establishing the dental component of Wave-3 of the Aboriginal Birth Cohort. Lisa is recognised as a leading researcher in Indigenous oral health. In this role she has been contributor of information to national Indigenous oral health and dental services policy in Australia. She has published widely and been an invited presenter at numerous international research meetings involving Indigenous oral health. She is on the Editorial Board of BMC Public Health, Community Dental Health Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology and the Australian Dental Journal. Lisa has served on many NHMRC working parties and assessment panels.In recognition of her outstanding contributions to the field, Professor Jamieson was awarded an L2 Investigator Grant from the NHMRC (2022-2026) for her project "Advancing Indigenous Australian oral health through clinical trials, cohort studies and surveillance".Current Appointments:NHMRC Senior Research Fellow, School of Dentistry Director of the Indigenous Oral Health Unit Convenor, Animal Ethics Committee (Medical) Past President, International Association of Dental Research’s Behavioural, Epidemiologic and Health Services Research group. Indigenous Oral Health Unit:Director: Professor Lisa Jamieson, NHMRC Senior Research FellowPast PhD students: Kostas Kapellas, Pedro Ribeiro, Davi MacedoPhD students: Eleanor Parker, Wendy Cheung, Anna Ali, Nic Reid, Emilija Dainer, Sneha Sethi, Brianna Poirier, Sonia Nath, Arash Ghanbarzadegan, Matilda Handsley-DavisDClinDent students: Philip NguyenConference and workshop organisation:◾Co-ordinator and Chair of 5x International Association of Dental Research symposia related to Indigenous oral health and/or oral health of vulnerable populations (2016-2021)◾Organiser of 6x special issues of journals showcasing cutting edge research methodologies used in Indigenous oral health (2015-2021)◾Joint co-ordinator of Epi-forum, Behavioural, Epidemiologic, Health Services Research group, International Association of Dental Research, 2014 - 2017 ◾Head of the Program Organising Committee for the 2014 International Indigenous Oral Health Conference ◾Co-ordinator of 2014 International Indigenous Oral Health Conference special issue in Journal of Health Care for Poor and Underserved ◾Organiser of 2011 National Indigenous Oral Health Workshop and Report◾Member of local organising committee for 2007 regional International Association of Dental Research meetingPast Activities for National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia (NHMRC)◾Assessor of Ideas grants, Partnership grants, MRFF grants, Investigator grants 2020-current◾Member of NHMRC Grant Review Panels (2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014).Qualifications◾PhD, University of Otago School of Dentistry, New Zealand. Research Project: Oral Health Disparities among Pacific and New Zealand children. 2004◾Master of Community Dentistry (with Distinction), University of Otago School of Dentistry, New Zealand. Research Project: Adult dental health and use of services in a Dunedin population sample. 2000◾Bachelor of Dental Surgery, University of Otago School of Dentistry, New Zealand. 1994Awards & Achievements:◾2020 International Association of Dental Research Distinguished Scientist Award◾2016 Senior Research Fellowship NHMRC◾2012 Career Development Fellowship NHMRC◾2010 Finalist South Australian Science Excellence Awards; Excellence in Research for Public Good ◾2008 Career Development Fellowship NHMRC◾1995 Early Career Fellowship NHMRC.