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 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.
Mahima is a recent graduate of Yale University, where she earned her Master’s degree in Public Health with a concentration in Health Informatics. Prior to her graduate studies, she worked as a research associate in India, focusing on public health, m-health, nutrition informatics, and COVID-19. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, baking, solving jigsaw puzzles, and tackling Sudoku challenges.
Lauren recently graduated from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health with her master’s degree in Biostatistics. Prior to graduate school, she studied Earth & Environmental Science at Boston University, where she developed a passion for atmospheric science. Lauren’s previous research includes estimating mixing height over wildfire smoke plumes with NASA and quantifying excess mortality during heat waves at Mass. General Hospital Biostatistics.
Michelle is a Data Scientist interested in extracting structure and detecting hidden patterns from data. Previously, she held various roles in industry where she deployed Machine Learning tasks in production settings. She transitioned to research after volunteering with the UT Covid-19 Modeling Consortium. As a Research Associate Data Scientist for the Department of Statistics and Data Science at The University of Texas at Austin she worked with research groups to…
James Kitch is an undergraduate at Harvard (senior) concentrating in Statistics with a secondary in Integrative Biology. He is excited to join NSAPH to use Causal Inference methodology and generate a better understanding of how to make urban areas more sustainable and equitable. In his free time, he is a competitive cross-country skier and loves riding public transportation.