Shifting the paradigm of how we tell stories about successful urban change and who tells them, leading cities to develop deeply contextual solutions to support health, equity and wellbeing.
Uncovering the the health impact of housing created through the deregulated conversion of non-residential properties to homes in England.
Redefined the meaning and form of healthy urban development through the lenses of equity, inclusion and sustainability.
Explored the use of scientific evidence in government policy and decision-making on health and sustainability in Ningbo and Beijing.
Developed a Healthy Cities Index and analyzed the use and value of urban health indicators by policy-makers.
Applied social research methods to understand location-specific needs for health and urban development in South London.