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Virtual book launch at the Urban Salon. Join Matthew Gandy and the Urban Salon for a virtual book launch of his latest monograph, Natura Urbana: Ecological Constellations in Urban Space on

Screening at Tokyo Institute of Technology. There will be a screening of Natura Urbana followed by a lecture by Matthew Gandy at the Tokyo Institute of Technology on 9th June 2022 at 16:15 (GMT 9). Organised by the Future of Humanity Research

by a Skype Q&A with Matthew Gandy and panel discussion with Christoph Kueffer, Bárbara Maçães Costa, Kevin Vega, and Jill Scott. ... Join the screening and discussion in Zurich on 1st September, 14:30 – 18:00, at the WORLD WILDLIFE FUND Volunteers,

The butterflies we can expect to see include the Speckled Wood, and if we are very lucky, the White-letter Hairstreak. ... Start and finish at the visitor centre. Matthew is author of the book Moth, published by Reaktion, and you can also visit his

All photos by Matthew Gandy (2018). The exhibition has its own research centre and library that is open to the public. ... The exhibition has its own research centre and library that is open to the public.

to the southeast leading the eye to the famed Bryant and May’s Match Factory in Bow. ... Grey Field-speedwell Veronica polita, Weld Reseda luteola and Annual mercury Mercurialis annua being just some examples.

Maros Krivy published in The Avery Review. Maros Krivy and Leonard Ma have been published in The Avery Review The Limits of the Livable City: From Homo Sapiens to Homo Cappuccino. ... The Avery Review is an online journal dedicated to thinking about

The award is to assist early career researchers, like Nida, in their research and travel. ... Dr Ayona Datta (KCL) discussing our understanding of urban infrastructure, ‘smart cities’, and digital innovation, as part of the British Academy Cities

Nida Rehman presents at Princeton University. Rethinking Urban Nature PhD candidate Nida Rehman is at Princeton University today giving a guest lecture on the ‘Nature and Infrastructure in South Asia’ as ... invasive plants shape and are shaped by

Matthew Gandy’s new book, ‘Moth’, published by Reaktion Books, explores the moth’s role in history and art around the world.