Invited Speakers
Plenary Speakers
- Dr Pierre Masselot, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
- Professor Susan Roaf, Heriot Watt University, UK
Dr. Masselot is an Assistant Professor in Statistics and Environmental Epidemiology in the Environment & Health Modelling (EHM) Lab at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. His background is in applied statistics where he started to apply climate and air pollution-related health research during his PhD at INRS Quebec. Pierre has since worked on the development of new methods to estimate environment-related health associations and burden and has conducted several epidemiological analyses on temperature- and air pollution- related mortality.
Talk Title: Past, present and future temperature-related mortality in Europe: an epidemiological perspective.
Susan Roaf: (B.A. Hons, A.A. Dipl., PhD, FRIAS), HonDEng, Emeritus Professor of Architectural Engineering at Heriot Watt University, Honorary Professor at Deakin University, Melbourne and the University of Queensland and Honorary Doctor at Southampton Solent University. An award winning architect, author and teacher, she has pioneered research on traditional Middle Eastern technologies, domestic solar energy, eco-design and thermal comfort. An Oxford City Councillor for 7 years, member of the UK Architects Registration Board and Lead for 5 years on building adaptation for the Scottish Government. She has written 24 books and Chaired of many international conferences on Thermal Comfort and Climate Safe Design. Her recent work in Antarctica and in the hot deserts of Australia focuses on Comfort at the Extremes.
Susan Roaf: (B.A. Hons, A.A. Dipl., PhD, FRIAS), HonDEng, Emeritus Professor of Architectural Engineering at Heriot Watt University, Honorary Professor at Deakin University, Melbourne and the University of Queensland and Honorary Doctor at Southampton Solent University. An award winning architect, author and teacher, she has pioneered research on traditional Middle Eastern technologies, domestic solar energy, eco-design and thermal comfort. An Oxford City Councillor for 7 years, member of the UK Architects Registration Board and Lead for 5 years on building adaptation for the Scottish Government. She has written 24 books and Chaired of many international conferences on Thermal Comfort and Climate Safe Design. Her recent work in Antarctica and in the hot deserts of Australia focuses on Comfort at the Extremes.
Careers Panel
- Dr Katty Huang, Met Office, UK
- Professor Radhika Khosla, University of Oxford, UK
- Dr. Eunice Lo, University of Bristol, UK
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