Dr. Viviana Sastre is a quantitative and computational researcher specializing in domestic violence, child exploitation, and public health analytics. With a PhD from the University of Melbourne, she has led advanced statistical analyses using large international datasets such as MICS and DHS, contributing to global policy development in collaboration with organizations like UNFPA. Her work integrates multidisciplinary methods, combining statistical modeling, computational approaches, and real-world data to address complex societal challenges. She has an extensive publication record, teaching experience in research methods, and strong involvement in international collaborations, demonstrating impactful contributions to research and policy innovation.