Dynamic data will help planners tackle crime and pollution
Understanding how people move about within towns and cities could offer huge benefits for improving services such as crime prevention, or traffic pollution control. But...
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Understanding how people move about within towns and cities could offer huge benefits for improving services such as crime prevention, or traffic pollution control. But...
Introduction Each year, around 12,000 patients are diagnosed with lymphoma, a type of cancer that affects white blood cells. Although they are grouped under a...
Leeds Academic Health Partnership brings together leading expertise from all of Leeds’ NHS organisations and three of the city’s universities. The Partnership, one of the...
Introduction Understanding hate crime is a priority for police forces across England and Wales. Since the EU referendum in June 2016, there has been a...
The UK statistics on bowel cancer are clear. It is the fourth most common cancer in the UK, with over 41,000 new cases each year....
Immersive technologies - including virtual, augmented and mixed reality - are radically changing the way we use technology. The University of Leeds is at the...
So many of the services that we all take for granted – water, digital connectivity, transport, or energy – require huge amounts of planning...
The purpose of HABITS is to design improved policy to mitigate pollutant and inactivity related health burdens through new big data opportunities. Researchers at the...
Introduction The proliferation of smartphone ownership and app usage has enabled new forms of data collection about how people use transportation. Currently, data is collected...
Introduction The transcriptome (the sum total of all the messenger RNA molecules expressed from the genes of an organism) of poison arrow frogs has not...