Mohammad Nure Alam

Dr Mohammad Nure Alam is a research-focused academic in health economics and public health at the University of Sydney. His research lies at the intersection of economics and population health, using advanced applied econometric and modelling approaches to examine how socioeconomic factors shape health outcomes across the life course.

His work focuses on health inequalities, particularly in sensory impairment and childhood obesity, with expertise in health economic evaluation, microsimulation and Markov modelling, and policy-relevant empirical analysis using large longitudinal datasets. He has extensive experience in multidisciplinary collaboration, peer-reviewed publication, and translating quantitative evidence to inform health and social policy.