We engage in participatory science and open science, as well as disseminate our results as broadly as possible, to bridge the gap between science and society. We regularly inform about our Impact activities and related outputs in this section of our website.
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is a landmark document in securing the rights of Indigenous Peoples globally and offering a framework on how to ensure this. However, with 46 articles forming the Declaration, there is much left to be unpacked and understood.
Happiness has been widely studied in Western science, yet still remains somewhat a mystery to researchers. This is especially true when considering happiness within Indigenous cultures, which is underrepresented in research.
Call for Data Scientist to work in the LICCI project for 18 months Contract duration: April 2021- September 2022
LICCION, in building the Oblo network aims to help facilitate communities in recording their data and local indicators of climate change data. Oblo is a form of open source technology that provides a platform to document and visualise a range of data, but is being developed and co-designed with Indigenous people and local communities. But why bring together technology and Indigenous peoples’ knowledge?
A recent study published by ICTA-UAB (LASEG & BCNUEJ) researchers in the scientific journal “Landscape and Urban Planning” examines the amount and typology of urban nature within and around 324 primary schools of Barcelona from an equity perspective. Results show that school-based exposure and access to urban nature is markedly unequal across the Catalan capital.
Doctoral INPhINIT Fellowships Programme – Incoming. Call for applications 2021
The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is a landmark document in securing the rights of Indigenous Peoples globally and offering a framework on how to ensure this. However, with 46 articles forming the Declaration, there is much left to be unpacked and understood.
LICCION, in building the Oblo network aims to help facilitate communities in recording their data and local indicators of climate change data. Oblo is a form of open source technology that provides a platform to document and visualise a range of data, but is being developed and co-designed with Indigenous people and local communities. But why bring together technology and Indigenous peoples’ knowledge?
Happiness has been widely studied in Western science, yet still remains somewhat a mystery to researchers. This is especially true when considering happiness within Indigenous cultures, which is underrepresented in research.
A recent study published by ICTA-UAB (LASEG & BCNUEJ) researchers in the scientific journal “Landscape and Urban Planning” examines the amount and typology of urban nature within and around 324 primary schools of Barcelona from an equity perspective. Results show that school-based exposure and access to urban nature is markedly unequal across the Catalan capital.
Call for Data Scientist to work in the LICCI project for 18 months Contract duration: April 2021- September 2022
Doctoral INPhINIT Fellowships Programme – Incoming. Call for applications 2021