
Biography
Jiaxi is a PhD student at King’s College London, interested in spatial epidemiology and health geography. Her doctoral research focuses on the spatial distribution of Lyme disease in the UK and the environmental and socio-spatial drivers shaping disease risk. Before starting her PhD, she obtained a Master’s degree in Urban Planning from the National University of Singapore. She also holds Bachelor’s degrees from Hainan University and Arizona State University.
Research
Thesis Title: 'Green Space, Human Exposure and Lyme Disease Risk in the UK'
PhD Supervision
Principal Supervisor: Dr Sabrina Li
Secondary Supervisor: Professor James Millington
Further Details
Research

Geocomputation and Data Science Research Hub
The Geocomputation and Data Science Research Hub provides expertise in solving contemporary global problems using data.

Risk, Climate & Society research group
Advancing understanding of risk and perception, as well as communication and regulation in a range of environmental, social and country contexts.
Research

Geocomputation and Data Science Research Hub
The Geocomputation and Data Science Research Hub provides expertise in solving contemporary global problems using data.

Risk, Climate & Society research group
Advancing understanding of risk and perception, as well as communication and regulation in a range of environmental, social and country contexts.