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Zhaoxi Zheng is a sociologist and thanatologist currently working as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the School of Social Sciences, University of New South Wales. His works center on the sociologies of health and illness, contributing to scholarship through empirical, methodological, and philosophical innovations. His doctoral research, which explores the intersections of philosophy, early childhood studies, and death studies, focuses on young children's everyday encounters with death and dying. Zhaoxi's contributions to the field are communicated through written, performed, and published works in both traditional creative and academic styles, emphasizing the importance of innovative scholarly expressions. Zhaoxi is also involved in investigating carers' experiences and challenges related to transitioning caring roles and is a Co-Lead of the Care Lab at UNSW and Co-Director of the SocioHealthLab at the University of Queensland. He holds various memberships, including being a National Co-Convenor for the Health Thematic Group of the Australian Sociological Association.
University of New South Wales • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Investigating carers’ experiences and challenges transitioning caring roles.
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