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• <H2> For Health
• <H2> For Health
• <H1> For Health
• <H3> HEALTHY BUILDINGS
• <H3> SENSORS
• <H3> SENSORS
• <H3> SUSTAINABILITY
• <H3> SUSTAINABILITY
• <H3> BUILDING EVIDENCE
• <H3> BUILDING EVIDENCE
• <H3> 9 FOUNDATIONS
• <H3> 9 FOUNDATIONS
• <H3> SCHOOLS
• <H3> SCHOOLS
• <H3> OUR MISSION
• <H3> OUR APPROACH BUILDINGOMICS
• <H3> MEET THE TEAM
• <H4> JOSEPH ALLEN, DSC, MPH, CIH
• <H5> 
• <H3> Dr. Joseph Allen is the Director of the Healthy Buildings Program at the Harvard Center for Health and the Global Environment.
• <H4> PIERS MACNAUGHTON, ScD
• <H5> 
• <H3> Dr. Piers MacNaughton is an Associate Director of the Healthy Buildings Program.
• <H4> MEMO CEDENO LAURENT, ScD
• <H5> 
• <H3> Dr. Jose Guillermo (Memo) Cedeno Laurent is an Associate Director of the Healthy Buildings Program.
• <H4> ERIKA SITA EITLAND, MPH
• <H5> 
• <H3> Erika Eitland works in the Healthy Buildings Program as the program leader for Healthy Schools.
• <H4> XIADONG CAO, ScD
• <H5> 
• <H3> Dr. Xiaodong Cao works in the Healthy Buildings program as a postdoctoral fellow, at the Harvard Center for Health and the Global Environment.
• <H4> SKYE FLANIGAN, MS
• <H5> 
• <H3> Skye Flanigan is the Research Coordinator for the Healthy Buildings program at the Center for Health and the Global Environment.
• <H4> JULIE M. GOODMAN, PHD
• <H5> 
• <H3> Dr. Julie Goodman joined the Healthy Buildings team in 2016 and is contributing to research on the impact of indoor environmental quality on cognitive function and mental and emotional health.
• <H4> JOSE VALLARINO
• <H5> 
• <H3> Jose Vallarino is an research engineer at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
• <H4> DIANA CEBALLOS, PHD
• <H5> 
• <H3> Dr. Diana Ceballos works with the Chemicals and Health Hoffman Program team at the Center for Health and the Global Environment.
• <H4> ZHAO DONG, ScD
• <H5> 
• <H3> Dr. Zhao Dong is currently doing research and managing projects on chemicals and health.
• <H4> AUGUSTA WILLIAMS, MS
• <H5> 
• <H3> Augusta Williams is a doctoral student at the Harvard Chan School of Public Health in the Department of Environmental Health.
• <H4> DEBORAH DONNELLY-MCCLAY
• <H5> 
• <H3> Deborah Donnelly-McLay works in the Healthy Buildings program as a researcher in Aviation Health.
• <H4> SKYLAR KLAGER
• <H5> 
• <H3> Skylar is a Master of Science (SM) candidate within the Exposure, Epidemiology and Risk program at the T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
• <H4> OLIVIA LEACH, MPH
• <H5> 
• <H3> Olivia Leach is a full-stack web and GIS developer working with the team on data visualization tools for the Sensors for Health program.
• <H4> DREW MICHANOWICZ, PHD
• <H5> 
• <H3> Drew Michanowicz is a postdoctoral research fellow with the Climate, Energy, and Health program at the Center for Health and the Global Environment.
• <H4> SEPIDEH PAKPOUR, PHD
• <H5> 
• <H3> Sepideh Pakpour is a joint postdoctoral fellow at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the Broad Institute.
• <H4> PEGGY LAI, MD MPH
• <H5> 
• <H3> Dr. Peggy Lai is an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, and in the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital.
• <H4> ALEX WU
• <H5> 
• <H3> Alexander Wu is a Doctoral Student in the Department of Environmental Health at the T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
• <H4> ANNA YOUNG
• <H5> 
• <H3> Anna Young works as a researcher at the Center for Health and the Global Environment.
• <H4> JIE YIN, MUP
• <H5> 
• <H3> Jie Yin is pursuing a M.S. in Environmental Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
• <H4> LACEY KLINGENSMITH, MS
• <H5> 
• <H3> Lacey Klingensmith is a contributing researcher in the Healthy Buildings program.
• <H4> MAIA GOKHALE
• <H5> Intern
• <H4> NATHAN DIEUDONNE
• <H5> Intern
• <H4> ANNA-KATE HARD
• <H5> Intern
• <H4> KATIE VILARDI
• <H5> Co-op Student
• <H4> ALEX HEM
• <H5> Intern
• <H2> For Health
• <H3> © For Health
• <H2> Download The 9 Foundations of a Healthy Building
• <H2> Download Foundations for Student Success

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