James Conigrave is a research fellow based in Sydney with a decade of experience bridging psychology, public health, and applied research methods. Holding a PhD in Psychology from ACU and a Master’s in Public Health from the University of Sydney, he focuses on the interplay between alcohol consumption and basic psychological need satisfaction. He combines strong quantitative skills, a passion for statistics and programming, and a knack for research automation to accelerate reproducible, policy-relevant findings. Having held research roles across The University of Sydney, ACU and La Trobe, he brings experience translating academic insight into public health practice. Colleagues describe him as a method-focused researcher who enjoys turning complex datasets into clear, actionable evidence.
10 years of coding experience
The University of Sydney
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Psychology, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Psychology at Australian Catholic University
Bachelor's Degree, BA Psychology, B Health, Bachelor's Degree, BA Psychology, B Health at Macquarie University
Contributions:18 pushes, 1 branch in 4 years 11 months
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