WHAT WE DO

Explore the impact of multidimensional environmental change on human health. For example, research and assessment of the cross-cutting impacts of air, water and soil pollution on human health, and the development of new monitoring and ecological management technologies; Explore the long-term impacts of global climate change on disease transmission, biodiversity and population health.

Study of changes in the health of animal, fauna-microbial systems and their biosecurity. For example, to assess the contribution of biodiversity (including animals, plants, and microorganisms) to ecosystem stability and human well-being, so as to promote the improvement of the awareness of ecological and environmental protection in the whole society; To explore the effects of climate and environmental changes and the interecological relationship between organisms on the proliferation rate and transmission dynamics of infectious pathogens, vectors and non-human hosts, and to strengthen bioecological security measures.

To analyse the impact of socio-economic and human psychology on environmental health. For example, quantifying the positive socio-economic impact of environmental health improvements and promoting the economic viability of health policy interventions. or to explore how humanistic and social psychological factors affect people's environmental awareness and behaviour, and promote the development of mental health strategies.