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Dr Olga Anikeeva is a Research Fellow at the University of Adelaide's School of Public Health (part of the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences). Her research focuses on the health impacts of extreme heat and climate change, particularly among vulnerable populations such as outdoor workers, culturally diverse communities, and older individuals. She holds a PhD and a BHealthSci(Hons) qualification.
Grants & Funding
- Lead investigator for grants totaling over $2.5M USD, including projects on heatwave resilience, early warning systems in China, and cross-country health partnerships.
- Notable grants include the Goyder Institute's $1.2M project on ecosystem services and the National Foundation's $260K initiative on heatwave early warning systems.
Research & Professional Activities
Her work spans epidemiology, climate change adaptation, and public health policy. She contributes to the Environment and Health Research Group and serves on the editorial board of Scientific Reports. Key research themes include occupational heat stress, vector-borne diseases, and healthcare disparities among Indigenous populations.
Supervision & Collaboration
Eligible to supervise Masters and PhD students. Collaborates internationally with institutions like Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Shandong University on climate-health partnerships. Active in disaster resilience initiatives and mass-gathering health planning.
Labs & Teams
Affiliated with the Environment and Health Research Group, focusing on interdisciplinary approaches to climate and health challenges.
