Linchen He

Dr. Linchen He is committed to innovative research in environmental health, serving as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Community and Population Health at Lehigh University. As an environmental health scientist, Dr. He is dedicated to exploring the health effects of various environmental risk factors, aiming to enhance public health through his research endeavors. Dr. He holds a PhD in Environmental Sciences and Health, an MA in Environmental Epidemiology, and a Master’s degree in Environmental Management from Duke University. His academic background provides a strong foundation for his research, which focuses on discovering and analyzing new biomarkers. These biomarkers are crucial for understanding the intricate relationships between environmental exposures and health outcomes. In his pursuit of precise exposure assessment, Dr. He utilizes low-cost sensors, which are instrumental in collecting accurate environmental data. This approach not only makes exposure assessment more accessible but also enhances the reliability of the data collected. His work in this area is particularly significant in the context of air pollution and climate change, where accurate data is essential for developing effective interventions. Dr. He is also deeply involved in developing advanced statistical models. These models are pivotal in analyzing complex environmental data, allowing for a more comprehensive understanding of how various environmental factors impact health. His expertise in statistical modeling is a key component of his research, enabling him to draw meaningful conclusions from large datasets. Beyond his research, Dr. He is passionate about mentoring students and fostering a collaborative research environment. He believes in the power of data-driven approaches to address pressing environmental health challenges and is committed to advancing the field through both his research and teaching.