Transforming the
Engineering of
Cities for Global
and Societal
Wellbeing
Research Themes
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RT @pab_james: New Open Access Paper. Promoting low carbon behaviours through personalised information? Long-term evaluation of a… https://t.co/hCne8Hx9tj — 46 weeks 4 days ago |
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RT @mmbuchs: Our new paper in Energy Policy https://t.co/vKA542TVKB finds that a carbon calculator intervention did not reduce p… https://t.co/MrWusANgr0 — 46 weeks 4 days ago |
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RT @VitechCorp: Fascinating. And, learn how #SystemsEngineering can help us design livable cities of the future:… https://t.co/HmaYuSqDqs — 46 weeks 4 days ago |
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Our ambition
To create an holistic, integrated, truly multi-disciplinary city analysis methodology, which uniquely integrates wellbeing indicators, is founded on an evidence base of trials of radical interventions in cities, and delivers the realistic and radical engineering solutions necessary to achieve our vision
Our vision
To transform the engineering of cities to deliver global and societal wellbeing within the context of low carbon living and resource security through developing realistic and radical engineering that demonstrates the concept of an alternative future.
