Biography
Dr Naomi Kakoschke is a senior research scientist with a focus on advancing knowledge in health behaviour change. She has expertise in the psychological processes underpinning health behaviours with a particular focus on dietary intake, where she has made significant contributions to identifying and modifying the cognitive drivers of unhealthy eating habits. Dr Kakoschke's work is characterised by a commitment to developing innovative solutions involving co-design and consumer-led approaches, which aim to empower individuals to self-manage health behaviour change and prevent the onset and maintenance of chronic disease. Her research not only enhances scientific understanding, but has practical implications for industry, consumers, and healthcare professionals.
Academic Qualifications
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2017
PhD (Psychology)
Flinders University -
2012
Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Hons)
Flinders University
Achievements and Awards
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2018-2018
Bridging Postdoctoral Fellowship
Monash University -
2018-2018
Vice-Chancellor's Prize for Doctoral Thesis Excellence
Flinders University
Current Roles
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Senior Research Scientist, Human Health program
CSIRO
Fields of Research
Professional Experiences
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2017-2019
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Turner Institute for Brain & Mental Health
Monash University -
2012-2017
Research Assistant, School of Psychological Sciences
Flinders University
Community and Corporate Citizenship
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2020-2022
Grants co-ordinator, Nutrition & Health Program