Research
I study how environmental conditions and human activities jointly shape personal exposure histories, with a focus on their measurement, human responses, and population distributions.
Exposure estimation
Measuring and reconstructing the exposures individuals actually receive in everyday environments.
Exposure–response relationships
Understanding how exposure histories relate to health, perception, and behavior.
Exposure distributions
Investigating how environmental conditions and human mobility shape population exposures and the benefits of interventions.
Methods
Wearable and environmental sensing · Spatiotemporal data fusion · Statistical and machine-learning modelling · Human-subject studies