Ana Espinosa

Ana Espinosa, BSc, is a biostatistician with extensive research experience in environmental epidemiology, circadian disruption, and omics data analysis. She is actively involved in major European projects such as Exposomics and EPHOR, and contributes to the COVICAT/CONTENT project assessing long-term impacts of COVID-19, including immune response, mental health, and social disparities.

Her research focuses on:

• Biostatistics and data analysis in public health
• Circadian rhythm disruption and health outcomes
• Molecular epidemiology and the exposome
• Cancer epidemiology
• Environmental exposure assessment using omics technologies

She previously served as an assistant professor at the European Course in Epidemiology (EEPE) in Florence, highlighting her role in academic training. Her collaborative work includes research stays at Imperial College London and Utrecht University, reflecting strong international engagement.

Ana Espinosa has not been mentioned with specific publications, awards, or student supervision in the provided text. No email or institutional affiliation details are available.