Johannes Flacke
This MSc topic develops a typology of Dutch regions that captures how remote work affects their spatial, economic and social characteristics (Extending Task 2.3 of R-Map1).
Remote work is transforming mobility needs in knowledge regions such as Twente, where universities and high-tech firms attract workers and students from both the Netherlands and
Remote work is reshaping where people live, work and travel, with uneven impacts across the urban–rural continuum.
Identifying Socio-Spatial Potentials to Improve Liveability Using Street Network Centrality Analysis
In a time when wicked problems, such as biodiversity loss, climate breakdown, the housing crisis, and eroding social solidarity, are escalating, it is becoming increasingly impor
This project is part of a 2 year EU MSCA project.
Environmental noise has been associated with increasing blood pressure, heart disease, and sleep disturbance, among other complaints.