Jemima Stockton

Jemima Stockton is a Researcher at the University College London in the Department of Epidemiology & Public Health. Her work explores the health impacts of physical environments, particularly transportation systems, and their effects on both physical and mental health outcomes.

Education:

• Doctor of Philosophy (2014) from University College London
• Master of Science (2009) from University of Exeter
• Master of Science (2000) from University of Nottingham
• Bachelor of Science (1999) from Newcastle University

Research Interests:

• Community Severance: Investigating how transportation infrastructure disrupts social connections and affects health
• Transportation & Health: Examining the relationship between urban mobility and wellbeing
• Food Environments: Analyzing how food outlet density impacts obesity rates
• Mortality & Life Expectancy: Studying demographic health patterns
• Migration: Tracking mobility trends in England and Wales over 40 years

Teaching:

• Co-leads Demographic Analysis (IEHC0032) module for Population Health BSc
• Teaches Mortality and Life Expectancy in Population Health BSc
• Instructs on Transport and Health in Social Epidemiology MSc
• Supervises MSc and PhD students in obesity, geography, and well-being

Collaboration: Serves as a User Support Officer for the Centre for Longitudinal Study Information & User Support, facilitating access to ONS Longitudinal Study data.