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New paper in Environmental Epidemiology considers risk of dementia due to life-course exposure to air pollution using The Lothian Birth Cohorts Led by Otto J with Gergő Baranyi Simon Cox & colleagues journals.lww.com/environepidem/…

Check out our new CRESH video from our Economic and Social Research Council study on 'Lifecourse of Place: how environments throughout life can support healthy ageing' where we showcase some key project findings media.ed.ac.uk/media/Lifecour… Gergő Baranyi Catharine Ward Thompson The Lothian Birth Cohorts Simon Cox

Calling PhD candidates! Are you seeking research funds? Be sure to apply to AAG’s Dissertation Research Grants for doctoral dissertation research support of up to $1,000 for any geographic specialty. Apply by Dec 31, 2024. Learn more about eligibility: bit.ly/3GuwA7R

We are excited to share our new study Mei-Po Kwan, which examines the associations between individuals’ daily carbon footprints and their exposures to multiple environmental factors (i.e., air pollution, noise, and greenspace) across space and time. doi.org/10.1016/j.geos…

New Editor Sought: AAG seeks applications for a Geographic Methods editor for the Annals of the AAG, appointed to a four-year term that commences on January 1, 2026. Applications are due January 27, 2025. Learn more about guidelines and eligibility: bit.ly/3C2ZeOS

So pleased our project 'Growing Up in Dense Cities' won a @WUNetwork #ResearchDevelopmentAward. Together w. researchers @ #Auckland #HongKong #Kampala #BeloHorizonte #Pretoria #Sydney & #UK we will explore impacts of density on children’s health& wellbeing wun.ac.uk/article/result…

🌏💡 Our review article was published on how mobility data—from traditional surveys to emerging GPS and social media datasets—shifts our understanding of socio-spatial segregation. doi.org/10.1016/j.comp… #UrbanStudies #SocialIntegration #HumanMobility #BigData #EquityInCities

Using structural equation modeling and mediation analyses, our new open-access paper found that greenspace has the most substantial total effect on mental health, followed by air pollution and noise pollution. American Association of Geographers The American Geographical Society

Using GPS-enabled mobile sensing and survey data, our new open-access paper found that increased greenspace exposure is associated with a higher likelihood of better mental health outcomes during the COVID-19 pandemic. American Association of Geographers The American Geographical Society

JOB🚨: Assistant Professor in Human Geography at Nottingham Geography: 💰£41,421 to £56,921 per annum Any of these research areas very welcome: 🔹Cultural and Historical Geography 🔹Economic and #Political Worlds 🔹Environment, Health and Society. jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r…

We are excited to share our new study Mei-Po Kwan, which revealed that dietary changes are associated with increased air pollution-related health impacts and environmental inequity in China.

Call for papers at the next Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Annual Meeting in Birmingham! If you are a researcher working at the intersection of health equalities, urban blue and green spaces, and urban planning, we would love to hear from you!

In Hong Kong, perceived COVID-19 risk reduced daily mobility more for those with less travel flexibility. Our new study Mei-Po Kwan Jianwei Huang Dong Liu, PhD highlights the key role of flexibility in pandemic travel behavior. dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.tbs.…

Just published in Scientific Data: Our LLM-driven dataset revealing spatiotemporal patterns of street & neighborhood crime across China! With ~1 million geo-tagged crime records, supports SDG 11 & 16 research. Mei-Po Kwan #OpenData rdcu.be/eejq2

Our new paper suggests that the uncertain geographic context problem (UGCoP) arises not only from neglecting human mobility but also from indoor-outdoor uncertainties, highlighting the key role of indoor spaces in environmental/social exposure. bit.ly/4ln4VJi Mei-Po Kwan

Look forward to delivering this keynote speech at the 32nd International Conference on Geoinformatics in June 2025. Conference Website: cpgis2025.zjtu.edu.cn

We are thrilled to announce that the conference registration for #CPGIS2025 starts on 25 Apr: bit.ly/4cLXNlX And don't forget to take advantage of the early registration discount by 10 May 2025!

Our new paper shows that the NEAP may lead to underestimated health-environment associations, and mobility-based measures may reduce 20.9 %–52.3 % of the underestimation error. American Association of Geographers The American Geographical Society Soc Sci & Medicine sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Pls share: Faculty Position at UBC Geography: Canada Excellence Research Chair in Cultures & Ecosystem at Risk Details: geog.ubc.ca/job-opportunit… Closing date for applications, July 21.