ProfessorCamille Raynes-Greenow

Professor Camille Raynes‑Greenow is an experienced academic leader with a strong record in research strategy, governance, and international collaboration. As Deputy Associate Dean (Research) and Interim Deputy Executive Dean (Research Centres), she supports a vibrant research culture and leads initiatives that enhance research excellence, equity, and interdisciplinarity across the Faculty.

She directs major NHMRC‑ and Wellcome Trust‑funded programs addressing household air pollution and extreme heat impacts on maternal and child health, with long‑standing partnerships in Bangladesh and India. Her broader service includes editorial roles with the International Journal of Epidemiology and PLOS Medicine, and board membership with ADDRI. She is also an advocate for women’s leadership in STEMM, including her participation in the Women STEMM Leaders in Global Sustainability program in Antarctica.

Her leadership is characterised by integrity, collaboration, and a commitment to improving health outcomes for women and children globally.