Pin Wang

Dr. Pin Wang is an environmental health specialist with a particular focus on climate epidemiology. Before joining the University of Maryland, Dr. Wang trained as a postdoctoral associate at the Chinese University of Hong Kong School of Public Health and Primary Care and Yale University School of Public Health. His research explores the health impacts of historical climate variations, their potential future projections, as well as other environmental stressors such as noise, traffic heat, urban heat island, and unfavorable built environment. Dr. Wang's current work examines how climate-change-related extreme events affect population health, with broader research interests in the health impact of both short-term weather variations and long-term climate change, the interaction of human adaptation and mitigation, urban environmental epidemiology, statistical methodology in environmental epidemiology modeling, the interplay between climate change and air pollution, and climate justice.

Dr. Wang is accepting PhD students for the Fall 2025 application cycle.