Research Assistant
Public Health Modelling
Current work and interests
Harry is a Research Assistant based in the Public Health Modelling Group, where he is supervised by Dr Haneen Khreis. He currently works on UBDPolicy (Urban Burden of Disease Estimation for Policy Making), an EU-funded project which aims to improve the estimation of health and well-being impacts and socioeconomic costs and/or benefits of major urban environmental stressors. Through UBDPolicy his work focusses broadly on exposure-response functions of various urban health determinants (air pollution, noise, greenspace and physical activity). Outside of this, Harry’s research interests and expertise include air pollution modelling and exposure assessment.
Background and experience
Harry graduated from Newcastle University in 2021 (MRes Environmental Geoscience, BSc Physical Geography). Since then, he has held various other Research Assistant positions, where he has worked on air pollution related research: University of Birmingham – TRANSITION Clean Air Network; University of Liverpool, CLEAN-Air(Africa)). He continues to collaborate with the CLEAN-Air(Africa) research programme, where his work involves modelling household air pollution and its health effects in sub-Saharan Africa.