Beth Mroz
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Profile
Biography
Beth is a geographer specialising in the intersection of climate change, hydrology, and public health. Her research has focused on geospatial methodologies for representing flood impacts to health access, with a particular interest in addressing climate-resiliency challenges for African maternal health. For her previous research focused on the Barotse Floodplain in Zambia, Beth received the Early Career Award at the 2024 Global Flood Partnership Annual Conference held in Nairobi, Kenya.
Beth is currently working in Amanda Mason-Jones’ Reproductive and Maternal Health Research group as co-investigator on the Maternal Health and Floods project.
Qualifications
- BSc Geography with industry, University of Leeds (2020)
- MSc by Research in Geography, University of Leeds (2021)
Research
Projects
The impact of flood events on maternal health in two coastal cities: Accra and Hull.
Research group(s)
Reproductive and Maternal Health Research Group.