Ellipticity of multimodal access Ep. a) Multimodality can extend access evenly (creating a round shape as the blue area) and non-evenly (creating an elliptic, leaf shape such as the orange area). High Ep values define access corridors in urban peripheries in b) Budapest, c) Helsinki, and d) Madrid.

Check out our new pre-print on Public transport in the 15-minute city! 🚋

The 15-minute city concept has been criticised for ignoring the urban periphery and reducing opportunity for social-mixing. In this paper we look at how public transport can bridge this gap.

arxiv.org/abs/2604.00699

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Cities are dynamos of demographic change, however our data practices can often hide this fact. In this paper, we explore growth in Chicago, a city purportedly burdened by a stagnating population. Using methods from population ecology, we show that not only is Chicago undergoing rapid, spatially...

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Next week's lineup of talks will take you from diagnosing change and polarization in neighborhoods with Jordan Kemp, to temporal graph neural networks with Ingo Scholtes, & to the limits of network science with Carlos Gershenson.

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Talks at NetSI | Jordan Kemp Spatial Relativity: Information and Selection as Distributional Measures of Urban Growth and Inequality

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Andrew Renninger (UCL) studies cities under mobility, inequality & climate pressures. At #NetSI London Seminar Series, he’ll share his insights on mobility patterns.
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Nominate a speaker for WiNS Seminar The Women in Network Science (WiNS) seminar is an interdisciplinary seminar with the aim to promote and showcase research by women and nonbinary researchers in network science. Attendance is open to e...

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As much as I enjoyed ic2s2, I couldn’t not notice the hypocrisy of pointing out the lack of geographical diversity with a call to future organisers to pay more attention to this. Immediately followed up by the announcement of next year’s conference in the US.

Had a blast at #IC2S2 not in small part thanks to these lovely people!

Absolutely mind blowing results on the impact of genAI on science by @yianyin.bsky.social

Presented our joint work with @riccardodiclemente.com and @blengyel.bsky.social on Working behaviour and the spatial complexity of economic activity. My first time presenting #IC2S2, and I was blown away by the thoughtful questions and comments! Looking forward to connecting more today!

Spent the most interesting morning in Mobility & Urban Science 1 @ic2s2.bsky.social @bokanyie.bsky.social and will be coming back here in the afternoon to give a talk on Remote work. Come check it out!