Laura Corlin

Laura Corlin is an Associate Professor at Tufts University, jointly appointed in the School of Medicine (Public Health and Community Medicine), School of Engineering (Civil and Environmental Engineering), and School of Arts and Sciences (Community Health). Her research focuses on environmental epidemiology, exposure assessment, and mitigating climate-related health disparities.

• PhD in Environmental Health (Tufts, 2018)
• MS in Environmental Health (Tufts, 2015)
• BS in Environmental Health (Tufts, 2013)
• Graduate Certificate in Water: Systems (Tufts, 2017)

Her work spans multi-omics analysis, metal toxicity, viral transmission modeling, and social determinants of health. Recent studies include:

• Metals and metabolomic profiles in diabetes
• Wastewater-based epidemiology for SARS-CoV-2
• Vaccine coverage disparities and parental intent
• Air pollution's epigenetic effects

Notable awards:

• William Buchtel Collister Alumni Achievement Award
• AHA EPI/Lifestyle Travel Award
• Best Student Poster (ISEE 2017)

She teaches Environmental Epidemiology, Climate & Health, and Biostatistics courses, and leads the LEEFE Lab. Her grants include funding from NIH and Tufts University for studies on air pollution, metal mixtures, and pandemic response.