Dr. Pani will discuss his new book, The City as Action: Retheorizing Urban Studies, that presents an innovative theoretical contribution to the field of urban studies, bridging the gap between western centric…

Despite the potential of infrastructure systems to improve human health and well-being, these benefits are inequitably distributed. Studies around the world have illustrated these inequities; yet attention to the uneven distribution of benefits and burdens across the urban and rural places connected by these systems has been limited. Not all…

Urban Informatics: Harnessing data to understand dynamics between people, buildings and energy systems in cities

The lecture will be preceded by lunch at 12:00

https://metro.princeton.edu/events/urban-informatics-harnessing-data-to…

Social equity has been a concept of interest for many years. Yet, there has not been a consolidation of relevant concepts and application framing in energy and environmental life cycle assessment and decision-making practices. In this talk, I present a framework for integrating equity in energy and environmental research and practitioner…