About
John Ji is an environmental epidemiologist researching the intersection of human health, environmental challenges and climate change. Ji has explored how exposures such as air pollution, urban green spaces and extreme heat affect public health, with a particular emphasis on the elderly and vulnerable populations. By leveraging large-scale data from population studies and employing techniques like remote sensing and advanced statistical models, Ji uncovers the interactions and effect modifiers of environmental changes on population health.
At the core of his work is a commitment to finding practical and actionable interventions for climate change health adaptation. His research has shaped policies promoting age-friendly and environmentally sustainable cities. Through these efforts, Ji strives to bridge science and policy, improving communities' lives worldwide.