Centre for Atmospheric Science

Dr Lia Chatzidiakou

Senior Research Associate

Postdoctoral research Associate in the group of Professor Rod Jones at the Centre for Atmospheric Science (2014-now). LC has an extensive background in indoor air quality measurements in schools, personal exposure in cardio-pulmonary cohorts and outreach activities including a report for the Mayor of London. LC has led the air quality monitoring and the interpretation of the measurements in a number of national and international epidemiological projects (i.e. COPE, AIRLESS). She was responsible for the development of portable miniaturised sensing platforms making her work cutting-edge in the fields of air quality measurements, activity profiling and quantification of health impacts. She has about 30 peer reviewed publications, book chapters and national scientific assessments.

 

Publications

A Systematic Review Protocol of Opportunities for Noncommunicable Disease Prevention via Public Space Initiatives in African Cities
ERI Mogo, T Lawanson, L Foley, C Mapa-Tassou, F Assah, T Ogunro, V Onifade, D Odekunle, R Unuigboje, N Blanche, R Alani, L Chatzidiakou, O Popoola, R Jones, T Oni
Int J Environ Res Public Health
(2022)
19
(doi: 10.17863/CAM.81636)
A critical evaluation of the dynamic nature of indoor-outdoor air quality ratios
S Stamp, E Burman, L Chatzidiakou, E Cooper, Y Wang, D Mumovic
Atmospheric Environment
(2022)
273
(doi: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2022.118955)
Personal exposure to air pollution and respiratory health of COPD patients in London
D Evangelopoulos, L Chatzidiakou, H Walton, K Katsouyanni, FJ Kelly, JK Quint, RL Jones, B Barratt
Eur Respir J
(2021)
58
(doi: 10.1183/13993003.03432-2020)
Seasonal variations and the influence of ventilation rates on IAQ: A case study of five low-energy London apartments
S Stamp, E Burman, C Shrubsole, L Chatzidiakou, D Mumovic, M Davies
Indoor and Built Environment
(2021)
31
(doi: 10.1177/1420326x211017175)
Effects of AIR pollution on cardiopuLmonary disEaSe in urban and peri-urban reSidents in Beijing: Protocol for the AIRLESS study
Y Han, W Chen, L Chatzidiakou, A Krause, L Yan, H Zhang, Q Chan, B Barratt, R Jones, J Liu, Y Wu, M Zhao, J Zhang, FJ Kelly, T Zhu
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
(2020)
20
(doi: 10.5194/acp-20-15775-2020)
Difference in ambient-personal exposure to PM2.5 and its inflammatory effect in local residents in urban and peri-urban Beijing, China: results of the AIRLESS project.
Y Han, L Chatzidiakou, L Yan, W Chen, H Zhang, A Krause, T Xue, Q Chan, J Liu, Y Wu, B Barratt, R Jones, T Zhu, FJ Kelly
Faraday discussions
(2020)
226
(doi: 10.1039/D0FD00097C)
Using low-cost sensor technologies and advanced computational methods to improve dose estimations in health panel studies: results of the AIRLESS project
L Chatzidiakou, A Krause, Y Han, W Chen, L Yan, OAM Popoola, M Kellaway, Y Wu, J Liu, M Hu, AIRLESS team, B Barratt, FJ Kelly, T Zhu, RL Jones
Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology
(2020)
30
(doi: 10.1038/s41370-020-0259-6)
Long-term, continuous air quality monitoring in a cross-sectional study of three UK non-domestic buildings
S Stamp, E Burman, C Shrubsole, L Chatzidiakou, D Mumovic, M Davies
Building and Environment
(2020)
180
(doi: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2020.107071)
Indoor air pollution, physical and comfort parameters related to schoolchildren's health: Data from the European SINPHONIE study.
RM Baloch, CN Maesano, J Christoffersen, S Banerjee, M Gabriel, É Csobod, E de Oliveira Fernandes, I Annesi-Maesano, SINPHONIE Study group
Science of The Total Environment
(2020)
739
(doi: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.139870)
Characterising low-cost sensors in highly portable platforms to quantify personal exposure in diverse environments
L Chatzidiakou, A Krause, OAM Popoola, A Di Antonio, M Kellaway, Y Han, FA Squires, T Wang, H Zhang, Q Wang, Y Fan, S Chen, M Hu, JK Quint, B Barratt, FJ Kelly, T Zhu, RL Jones
Atmospheric Measurement Techniques
(2019)
(doi: 10.5194/amt-2019-158)

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01223 336345 (shared)

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ec571@cam.ac.uk

Centre Highlights

• January 2024: The CCPG have successfully submitted a proposal for PACESETTERS!

• September 2nd 2023: Dr Annela Anger-Kraavi has co-authored a paper analysing just transition narratives in European coal regions. Read the paper here. 

• December 13th 2022: The CCPG have co-authored a paper on game-changing innovations towards net-zero, published in Energy Strategy Reviews. Read the open access paper here.

• November 15th 2022: The final conference of PARIS REINFORCE is taking place today in Sorbonne. Read more about the event here. 

• October 24th 2022: The CCPG have successfully submitted a proposal for the Cambridge-Tsinghua joint research initiative! 

• May 5th 2022: We've submitted to the UNFCCC's Global Stocktake (GST). More information is available on our news page. 

• March 23rd 2022: Multiple CAS academics have published a paper investigating the future role of anthropogenic methane emissions. Read the open access paper here.

• Feb 18th 2022: Dr Parris and Dr Anger-Kraavi have co-authored a paper that develops a tool to support co-designed transformative change. Read the open access paper here.

• Dec 16th 2021: Dr Parris has co-authored a paper that introduces a tool to support plastic pollution policy. Read the open access paper here.

• Nov 22nd 2021: Dr Anger-Kraavi has co-authored a paper with Paris Reinforce. Read the open access version here. 

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