Sustainable Cities Research Group UCONN

Sustainable Cities Research Group UCONN Dedicated to interdisciplinary, use-inspired research into various aspects of Sustainable Cities, particularly land use and transportation.

The Sustainable Cities Research Group at UCONN is dedicated to understanding how to make cities more economically vibrant, environmentally-friendly, and livable for all. We are actively recruiting highly-motivated graduate and undergraduate students to work with our Lab. Please Message Us with a succinct description of why you would like to work with the Group, what unique contributions you think you could make, and a description of what aspect of Sustainable Cities interests you the most.

02/27/2021

Climate Crisis: Take Action Course UNIV 3985 Special Topics: Climate Crisis: Take Action 1-Credit Course Free to all UConn students, faculty and staff Human-caused climate change is one of the most challenging crises facing the world. Solutions exist that offer hope for addressing this challenge ...

01/19/2021

Thursday, January 21st, 2021, 12:30 PM - 01:30 PM Virtual Event Join Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and the University of Connecticut for a discussion of the future of environmental law under the new Biden administration as well as the leadership role of states in our national climate ...

12/01/2020

Co-sponsored by BRIDGE and the Salisbury Association Historical Society   Racial segregation characterizes every metropolitan area in the U.S. and bears responsibility for our most serious social and economic problems – it corrupts our criminal justice system, exacerbates economic inequality, and...

11/27/2020

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01/25/2020

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10/10/2019

Zürich's Universitätstrasse is an ordinary street, but what it can do is extraordinary.

07/10/2019

A new UConn study found that ridesharing services are changing New York City, especially in neighborhoods that are typically home to minority and low-income people who do not own vehicles of their own.

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