Trang VoPham, PhD MS MPH
Assistant Professor of Epidemiology &
Principal Investigator (PI) of the tvplab based at Fred Hutch
Dr. VoPham joined the faculty of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (Fred Hutch) in 2019. Prior to Fred Hutch, she was on the Faculty of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. She is a cancer researcher investigating environmental risk factors for health. Her research interests include cancer epidemiology, environmental epidemiology, liver disease and cancer, health disparities, and geospatial science (including geographic information systems or GIS).
In Nov 2020, the American Association of Geographers organized a panel entitled Careers in Geography: A Discussion with Business, Government, and Nonprofit Sector Geographers.
See the entire panel discussion here (use passcode: 9fKS5Q#H).
selected updates & highlights
update on 11.17.2021
Published a paper in Environmental Research with results from an epidemiologic study of dioxin emissions and liver cancer risk in the US
update on 10.27.2021
Presented a seminar at Fred Hutch describing current research projects in the tvplab, including epidemiologic studies on air pollution and liver cancer and using Plume Labs Flow 2 wearable air pollution sensors
update on 06.15.2021
Awarded a new research grant entitled Spatiotemporal refinement for environmental circadian misalignment from the University of Washington EDGE Center
update on 04.09.2021
Honored with the 2021 Emerging Scholar in Health and Medical Geography Award from the American Association of Geographers (AAG)
a video podcast
Video podcast launched on 12.09.2020
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update on 09.25.2020
Interview with Dr. Thomas Lynch, President & Director of Fred Hutch, on a funded research project on air pollution, health disparities, and cancer using geospatial science
Research Grants
active research projects being led by Dr. VoPham as PI
Invited Talks
a list of selected invited presentations
