Chris Lim
Assistant Professor, Community Environment & Policy, Public Health
Drachman Hall, Bldg. A, A243
Education
- BS Columbia University
- MS Yale University
- PhD NYU School of Medicine
- PostDoc Yale University
Dr. Lim’s research examines how the environment impacts human health applying epidemiologic, statistical, and data science methods. Specifically, he is interested in the health effects of air pollution and climate change, and whether there are disparities in the exposures and associated health outcomes. He also explores the potential application of low-cost sensor technologies for personal-level exposure assessment, urban air pollution modeling, and community-based environmental justice projects. Lim currently leads a study examining the health and academic impact of green playground renovations in New York City public schools, and another study that will look at the impact of air pollution on pediatric asthma in Tucson schools. He completed his postdoctoral training at the Yale School of the Environment and obtained his PhD from NYU School of Medicine.
Environmental research interests - Health effects of air pollution and climate change; low-cost sensor applications for exposure assessment and modeling.