Dr Tina Chowdhury
BSc, MSc, PhD, PGCAP, SFHEA
Research Impact
Translational Research in Regenerative Medicine, Pregnancy and Environmental Health
Our research addresses some of the most significant healthcare challenges facing society, including inflammatory disease, tissue degeneration, adverse pregnancy outcomes and the impact of environmental exposures on human health.
By combining expertise in engineering, biology, mathematics, environmental science and clinical medicine, we develop innovative human tissue models, data-driven approaches and translational research strategies that accelerate the discovery of new diagnostics, therapeutics and preventative interventions. Our work seeks to improve understanding of the biological mechanisms underlying inflammation, tissue repair, placental function and preterm birth, while identifying opportunities to reduce disease burden and health inequalities.
Through close collaboration with healthcare providers, policymakers, patient groups and industry partners, we translate scientific discoveries into practical solutions that improve patient care and inform public health policy. Current programmes investigating air pollution and pregnancy outcomes aim to generate evidence that supports healthier environments for mothers and babies, while regenerative medicine research is advancing new approaches to tissue repair, healthy ageing and the treatment of chronic disease.
Our vision is to deliver measurable impact across the lifecourse—from improving maternal and neonatal outcomes to enhancing quality of life in ageing populations. By bridging the gap between laboratory science, clinical practice and population health, we strive to create innovative, equitable and sustainable solutions that benefit patients, families and communities worldwide.