See you soon in 2024!!!

Not able to produce “favorable results” in the lab? You are a “loser”. Stay in the shadows of those who can bring cool data to the Big Prof. Sounds familiar? It's not only about this case at Stanford. It's about academic culture in general: - Keep pushing for metrics.

Congrats! Jinyu Jinyu He

Don’t miss it!

Glad to collaborate in the study assessing the impact of high summer temperatures and #heatstroke, published in Epidemiology, and strengthen Inst. of Environmental Assessment & Water Research TMGH Nagasaki London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine collaboration jointly with @atobias69 Antonio Gasparrini shorturl.at/clIW4

Huge thanks 😊 M #2

Come and join our summer school on time series analysis in Tokyo!!!

Huge thanks introducing our new study on seasonality of mortality under climate change! Great experience collaborating with @dr_xeo !

OpenDengue (v1.2) now out as a peer reviewed article in Scientific Data including full methods details, rich metadata and usage notes: nature.com/articles/s4159…

Hope to see you again soon, Robbie!

Enjoyed reading the paper!!

Health and Economic Benefits of Complying With the World Health Organization (WHO) Air Quality Guidelines for Particulate Matter in Nine Major Latin American Cities ⁦@atobias69⁩ ⁦C40 Cities⁩ ⁦Climate & Clean Air Coalition⁩ #breathelife ⁦Clean Air Fund⁩ @oucommonair

I have seen all 4 of these lines of best fit in published peer-reviewed papers and oddly the top left is probably the rarest type 📉

📢Come and join us at this exciting session on #Climatechange, #Adaptation, #Mitigation and #healthsystemsresilience 🗓️ 8am, Nov 19 at #HSR2024 Health Systems Global Cohosted by 長崎大学 Nagasaki University TMGH Nagasaki and London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Setting a New Deal for Climate Resilient Sustainable & Just Health Systems which include new #leadership #inclusive #research and broader #partnerships - simply brilliant! Susannah Mayhew #HSR2024 #ClimateResilience #healthsystems

Prof Mayhew presented ideas for a new vision for climate-resilient health systems during #HSR2024 plenary on Planetary Health! Susie shared examples in relation to #maternal health & #heat, where partnership working with frontline clinicians is strengthening actions & response.

🌟 LSHTM-NU Joint PhD Program: Applications Open for September 2025! 🌟 We’re seeking Joint PhD candidates for exciting projects: lshtm.ac.uk/study/research… Feel free to share with anyone interested!