Six seed grants were awarded to IUR researchers
March 13, 2023The aim of the seed grants is to foster research cooperation amongst IUR members together with urban researchers outside the IUR.
This year, six projects were awarded.
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The aim of the seed grants is to foster research cooperation amongst IUR members together with urban researchers outside the IUR.
This year, six projects were awarded.
Read moreIUR members, Professor Carina Listerborn and Lorena Melgaço contributed to the newly released book titled Digital (In)justice in the Smart City, edited by Debra Mackinnon, Ryan Burns, and Victoria Fast.
Read moreThe Urban Geography Journal gave an Honorable Mention to Chiara Valli on the 2022 Early Career Researcher Prize.
Read moreWelcome to our brown-bag seminars for this Spring term 2023. The seminars will be on selected Wednesdays between 12:00-13:00, and we will continue with a hybrid format.
Read moreBrown Bag Seminar Gunhild Askehave – Spatial Images – Urban Sustainability in Practice This seminar is part of the IUR Brown Bag Seminar Series; check out the rest of the program. If you would like to participate digitally, please contact Defne Kadioglu to get the Zoom link.
Brown Bag Seminar Defne Kadioglu – Debt, Risk and Return: From ‘Vulnerable Neighborhoods’ to Financial Imaginaries This seminar will be in person only event.
Brown Bag Seminar Laleh Foroughanfar – “The Street of Associations: Migration and Infrastructural (Re)Production of Norra Grängesbergsgatan, Malmö” This seminar is part of the IUR Brown Bag Seminar Series; check out the rest of the program. If you would like to participate digitally, please contact Defne Kadioglu to get the Zoom link.
Brown Bag Seminar Marcus Morhall – TBC This seminar is part of the IUR Brown Bag Seminar Series; check out the rest of the program. If you would like to participate digitally, please contact Defne Kadioglu to get the Zoom link.
Brown Bag Seminar Carina Listerborn and Guy Baeten – Past, Present and Future of Urban Studies. This seminar is part of the IUR Brown Bag Seminar Series; check out the rest of the program. If you would like to participate digitally, please contact Defne Kadioglu to get the Zoom link.
The Institute for Urban Research is a university-wide research centre that brings together all urban research at Malmö University.
Seeking to shape a collective identity for urban research at Malmö University, the IUR aims to create a research environment that clearly meets urban challenges across the globe.
The IUR is open to all research within the broad field of urban studies but has a specific focus on seven themes: housing and urban renewal, urban economics, mobilities, urban ecology, migration, social sustainability and smart cities.