As part of International Women's Day, PhD student Natalie Rothwell interviewed @reall_int about the issue of affordable housing policies and gender in the Global South. The full article can be read here: https://t.co/q8Z5SxG34L
Great to see a number of WISC students presenting their latest research at the mini PhD conference with our partners at @CuspLondon. You can read more about the event here: https://t.co/VWs0PaN7PI
Excellent to see another WISC student presenting their research at a top conference. This time, Zakiyya was presenting here research on commuting and wellbeing at the International Conference on Transport and Health!
Had a brilliant time presenting at ICTH 2019 last week at our session titled "Commuting to Work: Is it Working?" alongside Runing Ye, Anthony Walsh and Marco Garrido-Cumbrera. Also, Melbourne, not a bad conference location, not bad at all ππΌ #ICTH2019 @TPHLink_IPATH
Another student presenting their work at a top conference! @N_Hengesbach has just presented her poster on critical air quality data visualisation at @ieeevis in Vancouver!
Had some really good discussions at the poster session at #ieeevis yesterday. My poster shows my work around crowdsourced air quality data, their limitations and why we need to consider these in visualisations (hint: empowerment).
CDT students from @WISCWarwick will be presenting posters on their work! It'll be a great opportunity for all to get feedback and network, while celebrating all things urban!
Warwick's Global Research Priority Programme is now launched & we'd love you to join us for our 1st event of the year on Thurs. 31st October, UN #worldcitiesday. A research showcase & opportunity to share ideas & build networks. Register now! https://t.co/GNB7mOZKHf
It's great to see members of our 2018 cohort already presenting their research at conferences -- just over a year after beginning their PhD research. Here is @MattMazzamurro presenting at @IEEESmartCities Conference in Morocco.
Geotagging your tweets whenever you want to complain or have a problem with a mobile signal. This can help the government and companies to roll out #5G mobile service, as well as other critical infrastructure services. #NoServiceHere#NoSignalHere
NEWSFLASH: "Living within 300m of urban #greenspace such as parks, nature reserves or play areas is associated with greater happiness, sense of worth, and life satisfaction", collab with @j_p_albuquerque@WISCWarwick @CURDSNewcastle full story here: https://t.co/xQRZWBxcVB
Two more great cake talks in the CDT today! @DavidPurser talking about differential privacy and Liam Steadman spoke on reducing spatio-temporal datasets! #Cake#UrbanScience
Congratulations to the first seven members of our CDT who officially graduated today! Not everyone was able to be here in person but we wish them all the best for the future! #warwickgrad
Very happy to announce that I will join the new Machine Learning for Good (#ML4G) lab at @nyuniversity headed by Daniel Neill for the coming academic year. I will work on machine learning for policy & furthering the #spatial ML agenda!
@NYU_CUSP@WISCWarwick@turinginst
Published today in Applied Geography! "A spatial analysis of proximate greenspace and mental wellbeing in London"- #Greenspace within 300m most strongly associated with #mentalwellbeing. Check it out here: https://t.co/St7NzXjpDs
with @j_p_albuquerque
WISC student Philipp Ulbrich (@ulbphil) recently led a workshop, in collaboration with @IGSD_UoW, on creating awareness about sustainability and resilience-thinking in connection with the UN's SDGs. More here: https://t.co/0Vqf8raY7U
Had a great week at #TNOCsummit @TNatureOfCities so many great talks, workshops and trips crammed into 4 days, I think I need a holiday to recover. Iβve never been to a conference where I got to feed a goat in an #urban#greenspace before!
WISC student @andrasonea has written a new blog post for @thinkforward on the financial void and the need for the retail finance industry and academia to work together more to help tackle the problem. More here: https://t.co/vZxtHNDSI3