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King's College London
As one of the world’s top universities, based in one of the few truly international cities, King’s College London (KCL) is a powerhouse in health research and education and at the heart of London. Over the past decade the College has advanced its standing to the point where in many areas it is now recognised to be a leading player both nationally and internationally. KCL's research excellence and reputation is evidenced by the 6 MRC Research Centres including the MRC-PHE Centre for Environment and Health, which is the largest number awarded to any single university in the UK.
The position of King's as a leader in biomedical research and education is made possible by its long-standing association with its NHS Trusts. Analytical & Environmental Sciences is one of the seven Research Divisions in the School of Biomedical Sciences comprising 16 principal investigators and Professor Kelly leads the Division.
Role in the project
Kings College London leads on air pollution monitoring and modeling in WP3 as well as leads WP6 and conduct analysis of protein adducts (adductomics).
Key persons to be involved
| Name | Expertise | Role in the project |
| Professor Frank Kelly | Respiratory toxicology and physiology | WP3 participant Joint lead at Personal monitoring in short term studies task Lead Development of LUR models for OP measurements task |
| Professor David Phillips | Human biomonitoring and carcinogen activation |
Lead of WP6 |
| Dr Nutthida Kitwiroon | Modeller |
Model development for PM oxidative potential |
| Dr Esme Purdie | Toxicologist | PM filter oxidative potential analysis |
