The Climate, Health, and Environment Nexus (CHEN) Lab

The Climate, Health, and Environment Nexus (CHEN) Lab aims to build a vibrant research group of doctoral students, postdoctoral researchers, and visiting scholars who will apply multidisciplinary approaches – including climate and air pollution sciences, exposure assessment, mathematical and statistical modeling and environmental epidemiology – to investigate the intersection of climate change, air pollution, and human health.

We aim to produce policy-relevant knowledge that can be used to advance climate change mitigation and adaptation in a manner that promotes health and protects vulnerable populations.”

News

• CHEN Lab site migrated to Yale School of Public Health lab site
• Chengyi Lin’s paper on ozone and mortality in urban and rural areas published in Environmental Research
• Yale Scientific Magazine: “The Temperature Toll”
• CHENlab findings in support of the IPCC AR6 WGII report
• Yale Daily News: Yale study links ozone exposure to cognitive decline in older adults