Biography
Eve joined King’s in 2019 as a Research Assistant after completing her MSc in Addiction Studies. She is currently a PhD student with the Nicotine Research Group investigating smoking and vaping related biomarkers among people with mental health conditions.
As well as her PhD, Eve works as a research assistant across many different projects, including the International Tobacco Control Project and the Public Health England e-cigarette evidence reviews.
Research Interests
- National and international e-cigarette and smoking policy
Research
Nicotine Research Group - PhD Projects
Read more about our current PhD students and their projects.
Project status: Ongoing
Nicotine Research Group
Our research is translational, collaborative, impactful and truly international, and you can find out more about the various areas of our work via the project links below.
Youth responses to e-cigarettes, e-cigarette retailing, and e-cigarette packaging in England, Canada and the United States
Youth responses to e-cigarettes, e-cigarette retailing, and e-cigarette packaging in England, Canada and the United States
Project status: Ongoing
Vaping evidence reviews for Public Health England
The NRG leads the annual reviews of the evidence on e-cigarettes commissioned by Public Health England (now Office for Health Improvement and Disparities).
Project status: Ongoing
Prevalence and patterns of vaping non-nicotine drugs: a cross sectional survey
An NIHR-BRC and Addictions Department funded study to assess how common vaping drugs other than nicotine is in UK.
Project status: Ongoing
The International Nicotine Product, Policy and Market (INPAM) Study
Predicting and Understanding the Use of nicotine products in a rapidly evolving marketplace: The International Nicotine Product, Policy and Market (INPAM) Study
Project status: Ongoing
News
Standardised packaging on vapes reduces appeal to teenagers
New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London and Action on Smoking and Health has found that...
Vaping substantially less harmful than smoking, largest review of its kind finds
New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London has found that the use of vaping products rather...
Spotlight
Clearing the smoke: the evidence behind vaping
Cigarettes kill over half of their long-term users. The World Health Organisation (WHO) considers the tobacco epidemic to be one of the biggest public health...
Research
Nicotine Research Group - PhD Projects
Read more about our current PhD students and their projects.
Project status: Ongoing
Nicotine Research Group
Our research is translational, collaborative, impactful and truly international, and you can find out more about the various areas of our work via the project links below.
Youth responses to e-cigarettes, e-cigarette retailing, and e-cigarette packaging in England, Canada and the United States
Youth responses to e-cigarettes, e-cigarette retailing, and e-cigarette packaging in England, Canada and the United States
Project status: Ongoing
Vaping evidence reviews for Public Health England
The NRG leads the annual reviews of the evidence on e-cigarettes commissioned by Public Health England (now Office for Health Improvement and Disparities).
Project status: Ongoing
Prevalence and patterns of vaping non-nicotine drugs: a cross sectional survey
An NIHR-BRC and Addictions Department funded study to assess how common vaping drugs other than nicotine is in UK.
Project status: Ongoing
The International Nicotine Product, Policy and Market (INPAM) Study
Predicting and Understanding the Use of nicotine products in a rapidly evolving marketplace: The International Nicotine Product, Policy and Market (INPAM) Study
Project status: Ongoing
News
Standardised packaging on vapes reduces appeal to teenagers
New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London and Action on Smoking and Health has found that...
Vaping substantially less harmful than smoking, largest review of its kind finds
New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London has found that the use of vaping products rather...
Spotlight
Clearing the smoke: the evidence behind vaping
Cigarettes kill over half of their long-term users. The World Health Organisation (WHO) considers the tobacco epidemic to be one of the biggest public health...