Hayden McRobbie

Hayden McRobbie serves as a Visiting Professor in Applied Sciences since 2017. His research focuses on public health implications of electronic cigarettes, particularly nicotine absorption, chemical exposure, and behavioral adaptation in smoking cessation.

• Public Health
• Toxicology
• Addiction Research
• Behavioral Science

His work examines the health risks associated with e-liquids, including formaldehyde and acetaldehyde exposure across varying nicotine concentrations. Research spans both clinical studies and real-world behavioral analysis, with emphasis on compensatory puffing patterns and long-term nicotine absorption dynamics.

McRobbie's publications include peer-reviewed articles in Scientific Reports, Addictive Behaviors, and Addiction, with significant policy impact (11 policy citations) and high social media engagement (224+ shares/comments). His dataset on low-nicotine concentration e-liquids has garnered attention across 20+ news outlets and been accessed by 100+ Mendeley readers.