Rui Han

Rui Han is a PhD researcher in the Department of Environment & Geography at the University of York. Their work focuses on the intersection of human disturbance, ecosystem resilience, and environmental justice, particularly in urban and rapidly urbanizing contexts. They explore how green infrastructure can address wellbeing disparities and climate resilience.

• Research Themes: Human-environment interactions, urban cooling disparities, ecological vulnerability, and sustainable development in China.

Recent Publications highlight global and regional studies on ecosystem services, urbanization impacts, and conservation strategies. Key regions include Antananarivo (Madagascar), Chuandong, Zhuhai, and Xilin River Basin (China).

Key Collaborations: Supervised by Robert Marchant and Jessica Thorn, Rui Han's research spans environmental science, ecology, and geography, with fieldwork and case studies across diverse terrains.