Community-Centered Modeling of Housing-Related Health Disparities
For this final instalment of Academic Morning Coffee before summer break, Saeed Langarudi will share about a recent project from the System Dynamics Group.
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Climate change is expected to exacerbate health disparities, particularly in vulnerable communities. How can we prevent or reduce these disparities? This question lies at the core of a Belmont Forum project recently co-funded by the Research Council of Norway (NFR). Adopting a community-centered approach, the project develops and tests system dynamics models through case studies in the US, Ecuador, Turkey, and Vietnam. Saeed Langarudi (System Dynamics Group, Department of Geography) leads the systems modeling component and serves as a Co-PI on the project.
Every Wednesday, the faceulty of social sciences invites employees and students to interesting talks in the Social Sciences Building. Academic Morning Coffee is an informal arena where on of the researchers at the faculty is invited to present their work in conversation with the dean and the audience. We can promise you a good start to your day with a cup of hot coffee or tea, academic updates and discussions. Academic Morning Coffee is the perfect oportunity to familiarize yourself with the research being conducted at the faculty, and to spark conversations across different departments.
Coffee is served at 09:00, and the conversation begins 09:15.
This week's event is in English.
Read more about Academic Morning Coffee and see upcoming events here.
Med en kopp kaffe eller te i hånden får du høre om arbeidet til ukens inviterte forsker, før det åpnes for en samtale med både publikum og dekan Siri Gloppen.
Arrangementet er åpent for ansatte, studenter og stipendiater, og vil sette søkelys på sentrale tema innen utdanning og forskning. Ingen påmelding.
Arrangementsansvarlig er Rasmus Madsen Berg.
