Dr Lynette Robertson

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Urban green infrastructure + green space research scientist and consultant with expertise in statistical analysis and environment as a determinant of human health and wellbeing. Since 2010 I have worked as a statistician and environmental epidemiologist on a number of applied landscape and architectural design research projects, investigating links between the built environment and human health and wellbeing. Consultancy work includes research + analysis for the Scottish Green Infrastructure Forum (SGIF) and UK mental health charity Mind.

environmental design health and wellbeing urban design green infrastructure mental health health inequalities green wall green space nature green roof living architecture greenspace health gender built environment urban greening biodiversity indoor environment quality design biophilic design microbiology architecture sunlight microbiome sleep mental well-being daylight natural light psychological health housing ecosystem services air quality climate perceived stress wellbeing

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Relationships between green space quantity and perceived stress and mental wellbeing in deprived urban communities in Scotland - Robertson et al (2013)

il y a 10 ans • 804 Vues

Physical Activity Levels of Older Adults at Baseline of the I’DGO TOO ‘DIY Street’ Intervention Study - Robertson, Zuin and Ward Thompson (2012)

il y a 10 ans • 580 Vues

Improving indoor environmental quality and supporting health and wellbeing with indoor plants, green roofs and green walls

il y a 6 ans • 631 Vues

Renaturing Cities: Theories, Strategies and Methodologies

il y a 6 ans • 193 Vues

Green Space Quantity and Mental Health: Evidence on Gender Differences in Relationships and use of Work Status as a Proxy for Exposure

il y a 6 ans • 198 Vues

Dr Lynette Robertson

Présentations

Relationships between green space quantity and perceived stress and mental wellbeing in deprived urban communities in Scotland - Robertson et al (2013)

Physical Activity Levels of Older Adults at Baseline of the I’DGO TOO ‘DIY Street’ Intervention Study - Robertson, Zuin and Ward Thompson (2012)

Living Roofs & Walls: Air Quality, Climate and Health & Wellbeing

Sunlight accessibility indoors and mental health: evidence from a social housing community in Glasgow, Scotland

Designing with Nature: Green Walls

Improving indoor environmental quality and supporting health and wellbeing with indoor plants, green roofs and green walls

Renaturing Cities: Theories, Strategies and Methodologies

Green Space Quantity and Mental Health: Evidence on Gender Differences in Relationships and use of Work Status as a Proxy for Exposure

J’aime

Health and Horticulture Conference Session 3

Transforming Our Cities: High Performance Green Infrastructure and Distributed Real-time Monitoring and Control

Biotechnology - Natural vs. Man-Made Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) - Future Perspectives for R&D