The Engineering Environmental Equity Lab (E³ Lab) conducts data-driven, community-centered research to identify and address disparities in air pollution exposure and health impacts. Grounded in environmental justice principles, our work spans both urban and rural communities, focusing on who may be most affected by pollution and face systemic burdens.
We develop and evaluate engineering solutions at the intersection of equity, environment, and public health—leveraging air quality monitoring, interventions using green infrastructure, and statistical and spatial modeling tools. By integrating environmental health and engineering we advancing equitable air quality research and engineering solutions in design and infrastructure.
Christina H. Fuller is an Associate Professor in the University of Georgia College of Engineering. She earned master’s and doctoral degrees in environmental health from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and a bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering from Northwestern University. Dr. Fuller conducts research on environmental health and justice. She has expertise in exposure science and epidemiology, which she uses to investigate air pollution exposure, pollution reduction strategies, health disparities and social-environmental interactions.
📍 University of Georgia
Interdisciplinary STEM Research Building 2
☎️ 706-542-6673
📧 christina.fuller@uga.edu
