Abiodun Oluyomi, Ph.D. - Primary Investigator
I am an environmental health scientist specializing in spatial analysis to study how place-based factors influence health outcomes and resilience to environmental threats. My research focuses on two main areas: understanding neighborhood-level health stressors and evaluating the short- and long-term health impacts of disaster events. As a collaborative team scientist and educator, I lead and support interdisciplinary research, teach courses in environmental health and GIS, mentor students and fellows, and hold leadership roles at local, national, and international levels.
Lab Members
Itunu O Sokale
Assistant Professor
Elyse Burgess
Research Assistant I
Mia S Chan
Research Coordinator II
Lab Alumni
Staff
- Akbar, Fahim – Research Assistant
- Alvarez, Juan M – Research Coordinator
- Orellana Garcia, Carlos – Research Coordinator
- Patel, Tanisha – Research Assistant
- Rosales, Omar – Research Assistant
- Thompson, Chantell – Research Coordinator
Graduate students
- Liang, Alyssa (Medical Student)
- Liu, Sean (Medical Student)
- Mohammed, Kusha (Biostatistics)
- Nguyen, Kevin (Physician Assistant)
- Theyra-Enias, Hadiza (Epidemiology)
Undergraduate students
- Bell Oliviea, Mya – Intern
- Ella, Krishiv - Intern
- Ijezie Blessing, Chinaza – Intern
High School/ Diploma
- Franklin, Malik – Intern
- Gullapalli, Srihamsini – Intern
- Igwegbe Chinyere, Olivia – Intern