Chloe Chung

Chloe Chung, PhD, MPH, currently serves as a Health Scientist at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), focusing on projects that integrate air pollution, climate change, public health, and environmental justice. Previously, at Boston University School of Public Health, Chloe completed a PhD with a dissertation on the health impacts of air and noise pollution related to aviation, while also working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant. Additional experience includes a research fellowship at the National Science Foundation, where Chloe analyzed preventable premature deaths related to air pollution, and a research assistant role at Boston University College of Engineering, addressing barriers to cancer care in urban settings. Educational credentials include a PhD in Environmental Health and a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology from Boston University, a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology from Liberty University, and study at Peking University in Law.