Our philosophy in the Heat and Health Research Centre is that diverse areas of expertise are essential to understanding the complex impacts of extreme heat and hot weather on human health across the human lifespan and is critical to generating comprehensive and sustainable solutions.
Members of the Heat and Health Research Centre are comprised of multi-disciplinary academics and research partners transcending all areas of expertise.
In addition, central to our mission is connecting senior and early-to-mid-career researchers from a diverse array of academic backgrounds to produce the latest scientific evidence so that we can nurture future leaders in Heat and Health.
Advisory Group Members:
We have appointed theme leaders for our five priority research themes. The development of each theme is supported by a senior mentor.
Maternal and child health
Physical activity, sport and occupational health
Ageing and chronic diseases
Landscapes and the built environment
Humanitarian settings
Commercialisation and industry partnership lead
To build engagement with external partners we also prioritise commercialisation and building industry partnerships.
Carolyn Broderick and Megan Tiong using the Environmental Measurement Unit (EMU) on a tennis court..
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LinkMailing address
Susan Wakil Health Building
University of Sydney,
Camperdown, NSW 2006
