Professor Charlotte Clark is an expert in environmental epidemiology, specializing in the health impacts of noise pollution. She is a Professor of Environmental Epidemiology at St George’s, University of London, where her research focuses on how noise exposure affects cardiovascular health, cognitive development, and overall well-being.

With over two decades of experience, Professor Clark has contributed to major studies for the World Health Organization (WHO), the UK government, and the European Environment Agency. Her work has been instrumental in shaping noise pollution policies and public health guidelines. She has led influential research projects examining how noise from transport, schools, and urban environments affects health outcomes, particularly in children.

Beyond academia, Professor Clark actively advises policymakers and health organizations on mitigating noise-related risks. Through her research and advocacy, she continues to raise awareness of noise pollution as a serious but often overlooked public health issue.