Cities in Motion (06-26-23)
Researchers at MIT’s Senseable City Lab are revolutionizing mapmaking to better understand city life.
Researchers at MIT’s Senseable City Lab are revolutionizing mapmaking to better understand city life.
Hashemi and colleagues probed how design can influence urbanites’ quality-of-life.
The Irish Times reports on a study presented at the European Congress on Obesity by Brouwer and van Rossum.
Ayalon evaluated the criteria humans use to judge neighborhoods.
Mygind and colleagues evaluated the ramifications of growing up in green neighborhoods.
Astell-Burt and colleagues link living near greenspace and feeling less lonely.
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Trop and colleagues evaluated lighting conditions in which people felt safe in public spaces.
Living near greenspace makes it less likely that people will experience postpartum depression (PPD).