Bin Jalaludin


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Professor Bin Jalaludin is an environmental epidemiologist with extensive experience in air pollution epidemiology. He is an Associate Investigator in the Centre for Air pollution, energy and health Research (CAR).

ProfessorJalaludin holds a medical degree and a doctorate in air pollution epidemiology, both from the University of Sydney. He is an investigator in Healthy Environments And Lives (HEAL) Network and the Centre for Safe Air. He is on the editorial board of Environmental Health, Environmental Epidemiology and Jurnal Kesmas.

He has been a WHO short-term consultant to evaluate environmental and health information systems and environmental risk factors for asthma in Malaysia, and has conducted environmental epidemiology and air pollution workshops in Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong. He is on the WHO South-East Asia Regional Expert Group on Environmenal Determinants of Health and Climate Change. His research interests are in the areas of air pollution and environmental epidemiology, built environment, equity and health and health services.

Professor Jalaludin is currently an investigator in a number of significant research projects funded by the ARC and NH&MRC. He has published over 350 papers in the peer reviewed scientific literature.

Education
  • 2001
    PhD, University of Sydney
  • 1988
    MPH, University of Sydney
  • 1978
    MBBS, University of Sydney

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