Looking forward to talking about my research at the HPRU in Chemical and Radiation Threats and Hazards tomorrow afternoon!

The best day working on our fictional grant application (Cerving You for better cervical screening experience) for the NIHR doctoral training camp today @NIHRcommunity #nihrtrainingcamp

New review shows low emission zones (LEZ/#ULEZ) can improve health, with strongest evidence on reduced heart attacks & strokes. My piece for The Guardian quotes review author Rosemary Chamberlain Imperial School of Public Health & Dan Greenbaum Health Effects Institute (#airpollution) theguardian.com/environment/20…

Me 🤝 wearing my passive sampler everywhere with pride for a month as a control in Holly Walder study of brownfield sites for her PhD

Super proud of my first original research publication 🥺

Very excited for this week at #dioxin2023 in Maastricht and to present tomorrow afternoon!

I loved presenting my PhD work at #dioxin2023 last week and hearing from all the researchers advancing our understanding around halogenated persistent organic pollutants. (Also how gorgeous is Maastricht?!) #phdlife

I'm looking forward to doing an invited seminar on the statistical side of my research at the Brunel University of London Brunel Mathematics department next Wednesday 4 October at 1pm. It would be great to see any Brunel staff, students or alumni there to catch up!

It was wonderful to organise this event with Joseph Levermore on behalf of the Researchers' Society where we got to hear from incredible scientists from both UK Health Security Agency and Imperial School of Public Health

Do incinerators impact our #health? 🚮 Imperial School of Public Health-led study found small increases in #pollutants in mothers' milk within 20km of waste sites—though diet remains the main source. "More monitoring is needed." — Ruthie, First Author of study 👇 imperial.ac.uk/news/259340/wo…