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Dr. Inkyu Han is an Associate Professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Temple University's College of Public Health. He directs the Human Exposure Assessment Laboratory (HEAL) and has over two decades of experience teaching courses in environmental and occupational health.
- Specializes in exposure assessment and environmental epidemiology
- Secured funding from NIEHS, CDC, and Philadelphia Regional Center for Children's Environmental Health
- Focuses on reducing health inequities through culturally tailored interventions
Education:
- PhD in Environmental and Occupational Health from Rutgers University
- MPH in Environmental Health from Seoul National University
- BS in Environmental Sciences from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Research Interests: Dr. Han investigates the long-term health impacts of cumulative environmental exposures, particularly focusing on air pollution, climate change effects, and health equity. His work spans:
- Environmental exposure assessment
- Industrial hygiene and air quality
- Health disparities in vulnerable communities
- Climate change and health inequities
- Policy development for environmental justice
- Low-cost sensor technology validation
Publications (2020-2025) reveal expertise in metal pollution, aerosol analysis, and environmental justice, with significant contributions to understanding how:
- Residential exposomes correlate with cancer incidence
- E-cigarette design affects metal inhalation risks
- Traffic patterns bias PM sensor measurements
- Post-disaster pollution affects health
- Culturally tailored interventions reduce exposure
- Occupational exposures cause respiratory diseases
Labs & Collaborations: Leads the HEAL laboratory, implementing exposure assessment studies that bridge academic, governmental, and community partnerships.
