Noé Crespo’s research focuses on addressing health disparities and conducting multi-level community- and family-based interventions to prevent chronic disease among Latinos and underserved populations. He has experience conducting multi-level and large-scale interventions to promote physical activity and healthy eating in schools, clinics and recreation centers. Crespo also studies the health consequences of sedentary behavior and conducts behavioral interventions to reduce sedentary behavior in worksites. More recently, he has collaborated with a large federally qualified health center to develop and test effective strategies to prevent COVID-19, increase testing for COVID-19 and increase COVID-19 vaccine uptake among underserved communities. Methodological areas of expertise include measurement of physical activity, measurement of diet, development and evaluation of community-based and multi-level interventions, survey development and multivariate analyses.