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Professor McMunn’s visit was funded by PowerLab and UCL

PowerTalk in 2019 “Social influences on health over the life course.” Professor Anne McMunn, University College London (UCL), UK Visited PowerLab in 2017 & 2019 to continue international research collaborations.ĭr Markevych’s visits were funded by PowerLab and DAAD – Universities Australia Grant. Visited PowerLab in 2019 to continue international research collaborations.ĭr Standl’s visit was funded by PowerLab and DAAD – Universities Australia Grant. Institute of Epidemiology, Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany Professor Heinrich’s visit was funded by PowerLab and DAAD – Universities Australia Grant. PowerTalk in 2019 “Air pollution and type 2 diabetes: a systemetic review” Professor Joachim Heinrich, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, Germany PowerTalk in 2019 “Opportunity for change: environmental influences start before birth but continue to change outcomes throughout childhood.” Professor Ian Wright, University of Wollongong, IHMRI, The Wollongong Hospital, Australia PowerTalk in 2019 “Modelling relationships between health and green-blue infrastructures: a multi-scale cross-sectional Irish study” Professor Chun-Yen Chang’s visits were funded by PowerLabĭr Ronan Foley, Maynooth University, Ireland PowerFest’18 in 2018 Keynote “Evidence-Based Landscape Design on Human Health” PowerFest’19 in 2019 Keynote “The Framework of Healthy Landscape Design - An Evidence Based Approach”. Professor Chun-Yen Chang, National Taipei University, Taiwan PowerTalk in 2019 “Towards Smart, Technology-Assisted Healthcare Solutions” Professor Fullers’ visit was funded by PowerLabĭr May El Barachi, Associate Professor at University of Wollongong Dubai, Dubai. POWERful Ideas 2019 Keynote “Nature Orientation and Biodiversity in Cities.” Professor Richard Fuller, University of Queensland, Australia

Professor Hartig’s visits to PowerLab were funded by a UOW Vice-Chancellors Visiting International Scholar Award

PowerTalk in 2017 “The science of restorative experience: Understanding a general pathway for health benefits of natural environments.” PowerFest’18 Keynote 2018 “Multiple dwelling as a likely cause of underestimation of green space – health relationships” PowerTalk in 2019 “Testing restorative environments theory: Gaps and prospects.” Professor Terry Hartig, Uppsala University, Sweden