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Looking forward to the next #SSLSeminars session, online on Thursday 05.10 at 4pm BST. Dr Sheep Dalton will discuss designing #SustainableNeighbourhoods and the challenges of determining their #Geographic extents. #SpaceSyntax Register at bit.ly/SSLSeminars_23…

Highly recommend having a look at Sheep Dalton and colleagues' paper on 'Methods for Neighbourhood Mapping, Boundary Agreement' doi.org/10.1177/239980…

For #MapMonday, reposting a blog post, Pathways of disease – on 19th c. health mapping in #Hamburg. Note ⁦Prof Rosie McEachan 🇪🇺⁩ for our discussion about health and the built environment keynotes for ⁦14thSpaceSyntaxSymposium⁩ urbanformation.wordpress.com/2020/06/24/pat…

 Map of Cholera in 1832, in Hamburg, Germany, by Dr. Rothenburg, shows incidence of the disease. It was reprinted in an 1850 British parliamentary report on cholera. It shows the highest incidence of mortality amongst people living alongside the river. Map © Princeton University.

Mapping Society – UCL Press uclpress.co.uk/products/108697 was published 5 years ago with UCL Press. Just under 1000 print sales, and 62,000 downloads in nearly 180 countries. Who are the 48 readers in the Vatican, I wonder? The joys of #OpenAccess

**Calling 1990s UCL alumni** Do you recognise any of these students? Our exhibition ‘Generation UCL: 200 Years of Student Life in London’ includes photos of students in their halls taken professionally in the early 1990s. We would love them to know about it- help us find them! 🧵

Michael Chabon is interviewed by Harriet Gilbert Harriett Gilbert about his novel, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay on World Book Club BBC World Book Club "From Jewish mysticism, to Houdini, to the Golden Age of Comic Books..." bbc.com/mediacentre/pr…

I've just updated the list of sources for social cartography on the Urban Formation blog, having added OldMapsOnline to the list urbanformation.wordpress.com/mapping-societ…

Calling early to mid-career researchers in social science with quali/quant skills. Do consider applying for the #Loneliness Fellowship hosted by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport where the Fellow would be fully integrated into the Tackling Loneliness team led by Ravneet Virdi. thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/innova…

The Agas map of London, 1561, via the Map of Early Modern London website by @JanelleJenstad, at mapoflondon.uvic.ca/map.htm. h/t @docuracy.

I've updated my Sources for Social Cartography blog page to include The Agas map of London, 1561 - Map of Early Modern London website by @JanelleJenstad urbanformation.wordpress.com/mapping-societ…

Beautiful piece by David Aaronovitch David Aaronovitch in the JC on remembering echoes of one's family's past (and delighted he cites the Jewish Memory Map we created at UCL The Bartlett with Rachel Lichtenstein) thejc.com/lets-talk/all/… via The Jewish Chronicle

John Snow Society's 210th Anniversary Map Competition Second Place award goes to: Nicolas Palominos Ortega Nicolas Palominos UCL CASA Congratulations Nicolas 🎉

Note @ActEarlyCities colleagues, especially Claire Cameron Adriana Ortegon Dr Kimon Krenz - what children want is to run free

"Let us be, to grieve, rage, weep" via Financial Times Credit: ⁦Simon Schama⁩ Simon Schama on.ft.com/3LXr5BK

📢VACANCY: Exciting opportunity for a research programme co-ordinator to play a key role in our Healthy Urban Places project. As part of Born in Bradford you will be part of a friendly inter-disciplinary team Prof Laura Vaughan Sarah Rodgers John Wright jobs.ac.uk/job/DGJ544/hea…

Heading up to London for my guest lecture spot on Prof Laura Vaughan module on #spatialjustice at the The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. So grateful to fabulous mentors who continue to create space and opportunities for those following. Check out her blog post 🫶🏽 urbanformation.wordpress.com/2022/03/11/spa…