Suzanne Mavoa

Suzanne Mavoa is a researcher specializing in the intersection of urban built environments, health geography, and public health outcomes. Her work spans youth mobility, cognitive aging, cardiometabolic health, and geospatial analysis of urban greenness. Key themes include:

• Active travel and neighborhood design
• Green space impact on mental health
• Urban liveability indicators
• Food allergy and environmental exposure

Her research methodologically innovates with GPS tracking, GIS modeling, and agent-based simulation. Collaborative networks include University of Melbourne, Auckland University, and Flinders University researchers.