Dr. Suzanne Mavoa is a health geographer and environmental epidemiologist researching how the environments we live in impact health across the life course. She received her Ph.D. in Population Health from Massey University in 2016. She is internationally recognized as a leader in geospatial methods in health research and is regularly invited to provide geospatial expertise and advice to diverse health research and practice globally and won the Ray James Memorial Award for excellence and innovation in health promotion research in 2015. Dr. Suzanne Mavoa is currently a Principal Research Fellow at Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI).