News News stories 1 July 2024 RURBANISE project officially launched! On Friday 21st June 2024 the RURBANISE - Building resilience in the context of rapid urbanization: a view from informal settlements in the Philippines project was officially launched at a hybrid event. 27 June 2024 Simon Marvin and colleagues have published new journal article on AI Congratulations to Simon et al on their new open access journal article in the journal of Urban Geography entitled "Why does urban Artificial Intelligence (AI) matter for urban studies? Developing research directions in urban AI research". Controlled agriculture 18 June 2024 Publication chosen by the Editor of Urban Studies journal as a featured article. Congratulations to Simon Marvin and colleagues on having their article "The Urbanisation of Controlled Environment Agriculture: Why does it matter for urban studies?" chosen by as one of this quarter's Editors' Featured Articles in Urban Studies. 12 June 2024 Community-led urban transformation: Community Savers in 2023 Community Savers and CLASS are a cross-class alliance between an informal women led poverty action network and a tailored professional support agency which the UI and the Dep. of Urban Studies and Planning has supported and partnered with since 2017. Search Dialogues series - Automating Philosophy Luciana is Professor of Literature at Duke University. She will present “Recursive Philosophy and Negative Machines” (Critical Inquiry 48:2), part of her forthcoming book, Automating Philosophy 7 July 2023 'Decolonial’ city-making: art, music, fashion and aesthetics Please join the Decolonial Cities Collective’s second Dialogue event, a virtual conversation between Peju Layiwola, Red City Solidarity Disco and AFRI - 17th July 2023, 3pm-4.30pm 7 July 2023 New release: Simone Toji is a Newton International Fellow the UI Simone Toji is a Newton International Fellow at the University of Sheffield’s Urban Institute. In this powerful new work, she reconsiders ethnography as a form of appreciation of the contradictions inherent in the making of life itself. 5 July 2023 UI welcomes Dr. Papia Sengupta, Visiting Fellow from Delhi, India Papia is a political scientist and public policy expert who works on the intersectionality between gender, language, education, and urban living in culturally diverse societies. 4 July 2023 New ESRC funded project robotics as a new urban infrastructure Congratulations to Dr Aidan While and Professor Simon Marvin on their new ESRC funded project “Experimenting with robotics as a new urban infrastructure”. 22 June 2023 Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page Next › Last page Last »