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Professor Tadj Oreszczyn | 10 May 2013
The centre for energy epidemiology (cee) will:
undertake primary data collection
advise on data collection
provide secure and ethical curation of a wealth of administrative, commercial and research data
link, develop and use innovative research meth ...
Edward Ferrari | Social Policy | 08 April 2013
How children travel to school is a major public policy concern, reflecting socioeconomic differences among the population. Policies enhancing school choice may contradict public health efforts to promote walking and cycling. Equally, the built form, ...
Professor Tim Jackson | Earth Resources | 01 February 2013
Passage aims to explore the relationship between sustainability and prosperity in the context of the ‘green economy’. The award will support professor jackson over three years in two principal tasks. The first of these is to synthesise th ...
Professor John Preston | Education | 31 December 2012
The 'national infrastructure' is seldom out of the news. Although the infrastructure is not always easy to define it includes things such as utilities (water, energy, gas), transportation systems and communications. we often hear about real or ...
Dr Frauke Urban | Area & Development Studies | 15 October 2012
As china’s rapid economic growth has created a series of pressures, such as depletion of scarce domestic resources, the country is engaging more closely with low and middle income countries in asia and africa. Access to overseas natural resourc ...
Dr Alison Heppenstall | Human Geography | 01 October 2012
Grit (‘geospatial restructuring of industrial trade’) is an esrc-funded project in the school of geography at the university of leeds. An energy revolution must take place if the worst effects of climate change are to be avoided. Even wit ...
Dr Matthew Woollard | 01 October 2012
The uk data service will provide a "one-stop-shop" for suppliers and users of social science data. Users will come to the ukds website to search for and browse data collections created by a wide range of data suppliers, including government data, dat ...
Dr Rachel Aldred | Sociology | 01 October 2012
This seminar series brings together researchers from different disciplines and practitioners to discuss innovative ways of responding to pressing policy problems. Twenty-first century societies face three interlinked and seemingly intractable energy ...
Professor Marcus Power | Area & Development Studies | 01 September 2012
This interdisciplinary research project seeks to examine how, why and to what extent the rising powers (specifically china, india and brazil) are enabling the transition to low carbon energy systems in southern africa. The project will explore the ra ...
Professor Andrew Chesher | Social Stats., Comp. & Methods | 01 July 2012
The centre's mission is to advance knowledge in economic and social science through the development and application of tools for understanding human behaviour using microdata records of environment, circumstances, actions, decisions and outcomes. To ...
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