Simon Lloyd MSc

Research Fellow

I joined SEHR in 2007 having previously completed an MSc in Public Health (Environment and Health) at the School. Before this, I had worked for a few years in general public health for the NHS in Scotland. My original training was as a pharmacist.

Affiliation

Teaching

I am involved in the Environment, Health and Sustainable Development unit; I was previously deputy organizer for the in-house course and am presently involved in the distance learning course.

Research

My main area of interest is climate change and health. I'm working with Sari Kovats on projects quantifying the potential impacts of climate change on various health outcomes, in particular those via changed crop productivity and coastal flooding.

I commenced a part-time PhD in 2010 with the working title, "The dynamics of health, malnutrition, and the environment: the use of qualitative mathematical methods to develop insights into present relations, processes over time, and plausible future trajectories". The work is being supervised by Sari Kovats and Zaid Chalabi.

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