Where do household E-cargo bikes go
Project overview E-cargo bikes, for household use, are novel transport mode, but we know very little about their movement patterns. There is research about e-cargo bikes...
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Understanding Economic Resilience through Consumer Spending Trends
When the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the World, households faced unprecedented financial insecurity through lost jobs, reduced incomes, and dramatic shifts in expenses. Families had...
Assessing Patient Safety Inequities in Ambulance Non-Conveyance
A 999 call doesn’t always result in hospital transport, as millions of cases are managed without conveyance. This research investigates how socioeconomic and demographic factors...
Promoting Recruitment for Open Science and Pipelines of Employability & Retention (PROSPER)
By Kylie Norman (LIDA Data Scientist Development Programme Manager) & Dr Emily Ennis (Research Culture Manager) University of Leeds Data professionals are key to delivering...
Breaking barriers to active travel: Modelling the Impact of Weather and Daylight to Reduce Inequality
This case study explores the relationship between weather conditions and cycling engagement within the Bradford area using Strava data. Project overview This case study created...
Understanding Public Health Priorities for Baby Foods
The quality and safety of baby food products are important for ensuring the proper growth and development of infants and young children. Any inadequacies in...
Socio-Economic Patterns of Household Waste Generation
Urbanization, driven by industrialization and migration to cities, presents significant challenges, particularly in waste management. Rapid increases in municipal solid waste, projected to double globally...
Exact methods to study dynamical processes on real-world networks
Real-world networks are messy and complex. They typically have a large numbers of nodes (vertices) and links (edges), high connectivity and intricate structures. Some of...
Developing eco-labelling for food sold on campus
Can the probabilistic mathematics underpinning the hydrogen bomb aid us in creating accurate environmental impact labels for food consumed on campus? Project overview Food production...
Understanding the rise of vegetarianism
This study demonstrates the potential of microsimulation modelling as a powerful tool for capturing the complex social and demographic factors shaping meat consumption in England....