Fiona Mapp
        Project Support Officer - Healthy Towns

        Fiona previously worked for the NHS London Sexual Health Programme in                         strategic sexual health planning for the 2012 Olympics.  She is interested in the             wider public health agenda and is currently consolidating her knowledge by                     undertaking a part-time MPH at LSHTM.                                                                           
        Email: f.m.mapp@qmul.ac.uk


        Dr Tim Brown
        Lecturer

        Tim has interests in the application of discourse analysis to  understand                        health-care restructuring.  Recently he has been developing a critical                             geography of  health to investigate the ways in which epidemiologically                            defined notions of risk are employed in health governance and policy.

        Email: tim.brown@qmul.ac.uk

                                               
        Dr Elena Sautkina
        Research Fellow - Healthy Towns

        Elena has interests in psychosocial and environmental determinants of health and         well-being, interrelationships between research and practice and evaluating the         implementation of evidence-based policy into practice. She also has interest in             how scientific knowledge/policy translates into cognition and behaviour change.
       
        Email: e.sautkina@qmul.ac.uk


        Denise Goodwin
        Research Fellow - Healthy Towns

        Denise has interests in the role of environment in bio-psychosocial health and the         evaluation of community physical activity interventions. She also has interests in         qualitative approaches that offer an understanding of  'experiences' in the                    context of personal and social circumstances.

        Email:  d.goodwin@qmul.ac.uk


        Dr Dianna Smith
        MRC Population Scientist Fellow

        Dianna has interests in social and spatial health inequalities. She utilises                         population simulation techniques to create estimates of health outcomes and                 behaviours  within small areas. Using such an approach allows the modelling of the         impact of policy interventions on local-level health outcomes .

        Email: d.smith@qmul.ac.uk


        Natalie Savona
        College Doctoral Student
       
        Natalie has training in Anthropology and Epidemiology and is researching                
        a PhD investigating food system approaches to understanding diet and nutrition         behaviour. Prior to this Natalie wrote regularly in the  press, appeared on TV and         radio, presented three TV series and authored six books.

        Email: n.j.savona@qmul.ac.uk


        Claire Thompson
        ESRC CASE Doctoral Student

        Claire is a doctoral student researching the environmental determimants of diet.         Specifically, she is interested in the role of peer and family cultures in the                     decision-making process around the use of the neighbourhood food                               environment and  the impact this has on diet.

        Email: c.thompson@qmul.ac.uk