Principal supervisor: A/Prof Nicholas Osborne
Researcher biography
Vineetha Vincent completed her bachelor’s degree in physics from Vimala College Thrissur, affiliated with Calicut University and completed a double post-graduation in MSc Space Science and Technology from St. Alberts College Kochi, affiliated with Mahatma Gandhi University and MTech in Atmospheric sciences from Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kerala.
As a part of her MTech Dissertation, she worked on the extreme events of northern India and a part of the work was published in the International Journal Urban Climate as “Revisiting Andhi in Northern India: A Case Study of severe dust-storm over the urban megacity of New Delhi”. She worked as a project scientist at IIT Delhi on the project “Developing a hybrid air quality monitoring network in Indore to support NCAP activity”.
She is currently a PMRF Ph.D. scholar in The University of Queensland – IIT Delhi Academy of Research (UQIDAR) department of IIT Delhi. Her Doctoral research focuses on understanding how heat exposure affects human health through environmental epidemiology.
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Heat Events and Health Burden in the Tropics Because of Global Warming |