Research Fellow working in environmental epidemiology with a background in epidemiology and biostatistics. My research focuses on large-scale modelling of temperature–health relationships under climate change, with an emphasis on quantifying mortality, morbidity, and population vulnerability to extreme heat and environmental exposures. I am interested in climate policy, both mitigation and adaptation, and my research aims to inform and shape policies to reduce climate-related health risks.
Affiliations
Teaching
I contribute to teaching in Health Data Management, Introduction to Statistical Computing and Programming, and Evaluation of Public Health Interventions.
I am also a personal tutor for students undertaking the MSc in Public Health. In addition, I supervise students through the Health Data Research UK Black Internship Programme and contribute to training activities that support quantitative and data science capacity building.