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Dr Hanbin Zhang

Lecturer

  • h.zhang5@exeter.ac.uk

Hanbin completed his PhD in Environmental Science at King’s College London, trained at MRC Centre for Environment and Health, worked as a research associate and MRC Early Career Research Fellow at Imperial College London.

Before his PhD, he received his postgraduate and undergraduate education from Imperial College London, University College London and City University of Hong Kong.

Hanbin is interested in personal exposure to air pollution and home exposure to air pollution, and associated health effects. Hanbin works with wearable sensors to obtain such measurements, with project coverage in UK and China.

Dr Hanbin Zhang

Key Colleagues

  • Prof Ben Wheeler

    Prof Ben Wheeler

  • Prof Tim Taylor

    Prof Tim Taylor

  • Prof Emma Bland

    Prof Emma Bland

  • Prof Gesche Huebner

    Prof Gesche Huebner

  • Dr Jo Garrett

    Dr Jo Garrett

http://www.linkedin.com/in/hanbinzhang

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Analysing the interlinked dimensions of housing inequalities, with a focus on marginalised communities in four European countries.

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