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Dr. Daniel Carrión is an Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health, Department of Environmental Health Sciences. His work bridges climate science, energy transitions, and health equity, focusing on structural inequality’s role in exposure and health disparities.
- Education: PhD in Environmental Health Sciences (Columbia University, 2019); MPH in Environmental Health Sciences (New York Medical College, 2011); BA in Environmental Studies (Ithaca College, 2008).
His research examines how home and neighborhood environments serve as intervention points for climate and health equity. Recent studies include modeling heat vulnerability in U.S. housing, geospatial analysis of lead water lines, and clean cooking interventions in Ghana. Articles span climate change, air pollution, and social determinants, with methodological focus on exposure science and case-crossover designs.
Scientific honors include:
- Senior Fellow, Agents of Change in Environmental Justice (2022)
- Fellow, New York Academy of Medicine (2022)
- Senior Fellow, Environmental Leadership Program (2019)
He contributes to community service as a member of the New York State Minority Health Council (2016–present) and the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (2018–present). His work integrates satellite data, machine learning, and policy evaluation to address energy insecurity, racial segregation, and climate justice.
