Michelle Wan is an Assistant Consultant who joined AQC in 2026.
Prior to joining AQC, she developed an interest in air quality health impacts, and the ways in which machine learning can be applied to study these from a data-driven perspective. Michelle completed a PhD at the University of Cambridge, applying neural networks to predict mortality from environmental and socioeconomic datasets. Through research projects with the University of Bristol, and an internship with the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (Civil Service), Michelle brings experience across the natural sciences and data engineering, and their interfaces with public policy.
Given the complex nature of the project the team are very impressed with the quality of the service that we have received.
Campbell Reith Hill LLP
Technical input for the outline planning application for the Intergenerational Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), including up to 1,300 homes and purpose-built care, health, wellbeing and lifestyle facilities adaptable to meet peoples’ changing needs.
Step-by-step guidance to standardise and improve the accuracy of carbon accounting across the British rail industry.
Air Quality Consultants and Noise Consultants carried out air quality and noise modelling of the impacts of a Quieter Neighbourhoods scheme in Enfield.
Logika Group provided support on air quality, odour and noise for a mixed-use development in Shropshire, which included relocation of a cattle market.
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