Timos Karpouzoglou

Dr Timos Karpouzoglou is an associate professor at @liu_universitet Main interests include water, social-ecological systems; urban political ecology

[Sumit Vij @SumitVij19]

With ⁦@Timos_K⁩ and @vishalnarain, I challenge the myth of the formal (state-controlled) water as ‘piped’ water versus the informal (non-state) water as ‘non-piped’ in peri-urban New Delhi. ⁦@urbgeog⁩ ⁦@drmarylawhon⁩ ⁦@iwra_water⁩ https://t.co/JA2En7bg2o

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

Fresh from the press! We argue how #UPE and #STS help explain blurring boundaries of #formal #informal urban water regimes. collaboration with @SumitVij19 and others - #WaterFlow project @KTHEnvHumsLab
https://t.co/FT8FapsVY8

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

"Take good care of me, or else….” What can happen if water itself is given a voice to talk? A great blog reflection by colleague Katarina Larsen #water linked to our work within the project NATURE funded by the Riksbankens Jubilieumsfond. @SumitVij19 @drmarylawhon @NatashaCornea

[KTH Environmental Humanities Laboratory @KTHEnvHumsLab]

Read researcher Katarina Larsen's reflections on water and the symbiosis exhibiton in the Division blog today!
https://t.co/kLf4kJp1ku

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

Did you read the new blog on Swedish rivers for hydropower and ecosystems?
https://t.co/2OJRWvyRQe
#hydropower #waterecosystem #Governance

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

Please check out new paper together with @drmarylawhon and @NakyaGlo where we discuss modest infrastructure and sanitation in Kampala! Of interest to #infrastructure and #sanitation communities! @KTHEnvHumsLab @Lylamehta @SumitVij19 @artofresearch @KTHuniversity

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

Katarina Larsen reflects in interview on ways to connect discussions within research and the art on future challenges of water infrastructure as part of our collaborative research project NATURE! https://t.co/hA1tJmbPWY @drmarylawhon

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

@NFrantzeskaki @NFrantzeskaki You were also watching, fun! Very nice to hear from you!

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

@fowler_lara reflects around #WorldWaterDay2020 challenges and how to think creatively to address them in her recent KTH visit blog! https://t.co/qpAIuZP714

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

New Special Issue Invitation of papers: "Social–Hydrological Resilience: Gaining Deeper Insights into the ‘Social’ in Social–Hydrological Resilience Research" @artofresearch @StephenWoroniec @SumitVij19 @Stephanie_Leder @drmarylawhon @mzwarteveen https://t.co/4qJZV5bwOl

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

here comes some short reflections on the new RJ Nature project that will be keeping me busy for 3 years! check it out here https://t.co/Oq9TNBznnO @drmarylawhon @SumitVij19

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

New KTH research initiative! DEMOCRITUS: Exploring the role of water in the Digital Future https://t.co/DfWI0fzz0H

[Per Högselius @PerHogselius]

Today @KTHuniversity celebrating colleague @Timos_K who received a new research grant from Riksbankens Jubileumsfond for the project "Examining nature-society relations through urban infrastructure". Focus is on great stuff like pipes, pumps, reservoirs. https://t.co/LuB2MpJhoI

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

Watch this space, new paper coming soon in Sustainability Science with a fantastic team of scholars. A journey on transformative spaces that started with this paper in 2015 https://t.co/ksSOGRuLCz but has now evolved into a fantastic global community, so grateful @laurap18

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

Excited to RT our recent piece on theorising power and resilience in the context of social-hydrological systems, a product of a fantastic collaboration with @artofresearch Jeroen Warner @SumitVij19 @WouterBuytaert and others! Check it out and download open access!

[Art Dewulf @artofresearch]

New paper out: "The power to define resilience in social–hydrological systems: Toward a power‐sensitive resilience framework". Open access in Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water - https://t.co/Dp4x1Myvts

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

Our water cycle diagrams give a false sense of water security https://t.co/czpGaFr8P2 via @unibirmingham

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

@dmoyaec @topicster @PhDenEcuador @EduSuperiorEc @BecarioSENESCYT @iSUR_research Many congrats @topicster !! Look forward to hearing about your next steps!

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

KTH water blog on "Framing ‘green’ water reforms: Who will be the winners and losers? Reflections from Lima, Peru." https://t.co/mRZ86us57r @SamEGrainger @artofresearch @StephenWoroniec @topicster @NellaCanalesT @anneli_sundin @WouterBuytaert @KTHEnvHumsLab

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

@StephenWoroniec @MineIslar @JRAO_Founder @laurap18 @Vervoort_Joost @DrGiuseppeFeola @kj_winkler @sim_patrickwest @SBPartelow @MMancillaGarcia @mariateng Interesting quote - i guess its about how we connstruct different images of what we know (or what we think we know) and hence sub-conciously of what we are? Begins to remind me of a working paper by dr @sim_patrickwest et al🙄

[Timos Karpouzoglou @Timos_K]

@StephenWoroniec @artofresearch Thanks @StephenWoroniec! Our hope is that the insights can help inform more power sensitive approaches to resilience planning of deltaic regions.

[Boris F. Ochoa-Tocachi @topicster]

A paper with our Nepalese colleagues at SOHAM: Learning to cope with water variability through participatory monitoring - Meteorology, Hydrology and Water Management.
https://t.co/wV9VdRE1yx
@WouterBuytaert @zedzulkafli @Timos_K @santoshregmi @NepalSoham