Vanos is an associate professor in climate & human health addressing adaptation to extreme heat in a changing climate and impacts of extreme heat & air pollution on human health. She is PI of the Human Biometeorology Lab.

Hamilton's research focuses on risk assessment, decision analysis, environmental microbiology, and modeling and data analysis.

Gur-Arie is an assistant professor with Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation. Her expertise lies at the intersection of ethics, global health and policy.

Dr. Montalvo is an athletic trainer and epidemiologist. Her work revolves around injury epidemiology in physically active populations, identifying intervention points based on the socioecological model, and health equity.

Stecher's research is in behavioral health economics and ranges from identifying the determinants of physicians' treatment choice to designing mobile health interventions for establishing healthy habits.

Dr. Guest is interested in the predominant social and environmental domains older adults live in and how this knowledge can lead to increased understanding of and improvements in health.