The research team assembled for this project represents a very strong
multi-disciplinary team, their various backgrounds complementing
one another, covering the full spectrum of law and ethics, social
work and sociology, social policy and genetics counselling and education.
The team members include:
Professor Margaret
Otlowski
Chief Investigator
School of Law, University of Tasmania.
Margaret Otlowski is based at the School of Law, University of Tasmania
and is responsible for conducting the Third Party (Project B) and
Legal System (Project C) projects, as well as jointly conducting
the Verification Study (Project D) with Sandy Taylor at the University
of Queensland.
Dr Sandra Taylor
Chief Investigator
School of Social Work & Applied Human Sciences, The University
of Queensland.
Sandra Taylor is based at the School of Social Work & Applied
Human Sciences,
The University of Queensland and is responsible for the Consumer
Study (Project A), in conjunction with Dr Kristine Barlow-Stewart,
of The Centre for Genetics Education in Sydney. Sandra and Kristine
will also be involved in the Verification Study (Project D) to be
jointly conducted with Margaret Otlowski in Tasmania.
Dr Kristine Barlow-Stewart
Partner Investigator
The Centre for Genetics Education, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney.
Kristine Barlow-Stewart is based at The Centre for Genetics
Education, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney and is particularly
involved with the Consumer Study (Project A) and the Third Party
Study (Project B).
Dr Mark Stranger
Research Fellow
School of Law, University of Tasmania.
Mark Stranger is a Research Fellow appointed to
the research team and is working with Margaret Otlowski at the University
of Tasmania in all aspects of the study.
Dr Susan Treloar
Research Fellow,
School of Social Work & Applied Human Sciences, The University
of Queensland.
Sue Treloar was a part time Research Fellow appointed
to the research team for the period 2002-2004/5 working with Sandy
Taylor on the Consumer Study. Sue's substantive position is at the
Queensland Institute for Medical Research (QIMR) in Brisbane
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