Teaching: Helen also has considerable teaching experince in Mathematics and Statistics with other academic institutions in her capacity as Teaching Assistant at the University of Glasgow (2003-2007) and Tutor at the University of Queensland (1999-2001).  

Consulting: Some organisations that Helen has provided statistical consultancy for include:

• Queensland Academy of Sport
• Powerlink
• Integrated Open Space Services

Industry Collaboration: Helen’s external collaborative research partners include:

• The Developing Foundation (QUT ATN IDTC)
• Princess Alexandra Hospital
• BHP Billiton, The Quantitative Group (CRC ORE)
• Roche Pharmaceuticals (ARC Linkage)

Research Supervision:Below is a list of Helen’s completed research students, which includes students whom she associate supervised, and positions taken by the students after completion:

• Gnai Nishani Musafer, PhD (Statistics), “Non-Linear Univariate and Multivariate Spatial Modelling and Optimal Design” (Principal Supervisor), Data Scientist at Dingo Software.
•  Darsy Darssan, PhD (Statistics), “Novel Sequential Methods in Dose-Finding Designs: Extension of the Continual Reassessment Method” (Associate Supervisor), Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Liverpool.
• Elizabeth Ryan, PhD (Statistics), “Contributions to Bayesian Experimental Design” (Associate Supervisor), Statistician at King’s College London.
• Adebayo Aderounmu, PhD (Statistics), “Copula-Based Dependence Modelling of Price Spikes and Contagion-Like Effects in Australian Electricity Markets” (Associate Supervisor), Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University of Western Ontario.
• Zhengling Xiong, MPhil (Statistics), “Relationship Between Temperature Derivvtives and Electricity Futures” (Associate Supervisor), PhD student at UQ.
• Earl Duncan, BAppSc (Hons) (Statistics), “Optimal Designs for Non-Linear Models with Application to Dose-Finding in Phase I Clinical Trials”, PhD student at QUT.