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Lecturer in Urban Data Science - Leeds, United Kingdom - University of Leeds

University of Leeds

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Leeds, United Kingdom

1 month ago

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Lecturer in Urban Data Science:

Are you an academic with the capability, inventiveness, and initiative to collaborate with our established team in urban data science and drive this activity to higher levels? Are you determined to attract research funding and develop high-quality publications in urban data science? Are you passionate about delivering an exceptional student experience in a research-intensive Russell Group University?:

Cities are home to the majority of the world's population, and drivers of economic growth, wealth creation, arts and culture, and social interaction.

They also present huge challenges in the form of social inequalities in health, affluence, education, and lifestyle, with persistent challenges for management, administration, and policymaking.

At Leeds we are making significant contributions towards meeting these challenges.

Through our strong and established research expertise in urban data science, our work focuses on the development, exploitation, and education in data science for cities.

Our group contributes world-leading innovation in machine learning methods, spatial analysis, and spatial simulation for understanding and predicting activity in urban areas.

This group has critical mass in the Centre for Spatial Analysis and Policy in the School of Geography, and draws on a wide range of collaborations across the University.

The school itself has a world-leading reputation for research in geography, and ranked fifth nationally on research quality at REF2021.

The work of the group is supported by interactions with the Leeds Institute for Data Analytics (LIDA).

LIDA is an interdisciplinary research centre providing computational resources, as well as the intellectual and physical space for researchers to come together to collaborate and grow ideas.

We also benefit from close partnership with the Alan Turing Institute and its Urban Analytics Programme.

Both provide our group with access to active collaborations with policymakers and external partners, allowing us to produce relevant and impactful research.

To explore the post further or for any queries you may have, please contact:
Professor Ed Manley, Professor of Urban Analytics

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