Sophie-An is an A.B. candidate in Environmental Science & Engineering at Harvard College interested in the intersection of environmental science, health, and economics.
Catherine Adcock
Catherine Adcock is the Program Assistant at the National Studies on Air Pollution and Health as well as the Harvard Data Science Initiative. Catherine provides administrative support to NSAPH, the HDSI, and to Dr. Francesca Dominici in her roles of faculty co-director of the HDSI and Professor of Biostatistics. Catherine graduated from Capital University with a BA in History.
Ethan Aidam
Ethan Aidam is an undergraduate student at Harvard College studying Biomedical Engineering. Ethan is interning with the NSAPH to support the coordination of the group’s research and collaborations. He has a wide cluster of interests including global health, emerging technologies, jazz music, and running.
Keith Barnatchez
Keith Barnatchez is a biostatistics PhD student at Harvard University, advised by Rachel Nethery and Giovanni Parmigiani. He is interested in developing methods for addressing challenges to observational causal inference, particularly when 1) important variables are subject to measurement error, and 2) data is collected from numerous sources, each with their own potential sources of bias. Keith also works with Marie-Abele Bind on developing methods for external control trials in…
Flannery Black-Ingersoll
Flannery Black-Ingersoll is a student in the Environmental Health doctoral program at Boston University. She has an MPH from Boston University and researches climate change impacts on health.
Léonard Boussioux
Trang Bui
Trang Bui is a recent Ph.D. graduate in Statistics from University of Waterloo. Her doctoral thesis concerns the design and analysis of experiments on networks. During her Ph.D., Trang also worked as a statistical consultant for various research projects from different departments at the university. Her collaborative work involves the topics of meta-analysis, survey sampling and explainable machine learning.
Garam Byun
Dr. Garam Byun is a Postdoctoral Associate at the Yale School of the Environment. She investigates the health effects of environmental risk factors, including but not limited to air pollution, temperature, and greenness, with a particular focus on vulnerable individuals and communities. Her research interests also encompass epidemiological methodologies and the evaluation of environmental policies. She has contributed to multiple government-funded research projects, emphasizing the critical role of epidemiological studies…
Sarah Cao
Sarah Cao is an undergraduate in the Harvard College class of 2025 originally from Connecticut. She is pursuing a concentration in Statistics on the Biostatistics track and a secondary in Global Health & Health Policy; her primary research interests involve applications of statistics and data science to environmental health and health policy. In her free time, Sarah is often found leading hikes in the White Mountains as part of the…
Edgar Castro
Edgar Castro is a PhD student in the department of environmental health focused on studying disparities in exposure and susceptibility to air pollution, adverse temperatures, and other environmental exposures. Previously, Edgar received a BS in environmental engineering from Northeastern University.