This is an opportunity to meet the people and discover the research and associated activities that are supported by the Data Innovation Research Institute (DIRI).
Governments and urban planners have long used quantitative models to compare different options for future developments and inform the decision making process.
A lecture by Professor Mari M. Delgado (Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London). Professor Delgado’s paper will examine thirteen years of collaborations with Pedro Almodóvar. With the collaboration from the Office for Cultural and Scientific Affairs of the Embassy of Spain in London.
The impact of judgements pronounced in the wake of the Merthyr riots of 1800, by Judge George Hardinge (1743-1816), whose actions ‘may inadvertently have created the first working-class martyrs of nineteenth-century Wales’.
This workshop will bring together academics, practitioners and policy-makers to share their knowledge and experience around this subject, and identify where new knowledge is needed in terms of public space theory, practice and policy.
Karel Williams' presentation on his most recent research on the foundational economy, and the important contribution it can make to urban and regional economic development.
