Â鶹¹ÙÍøed Cumbria: Social Design and Business https://open.spotify.com/episode/4y4ewm79gBIoT1iljdWBlA?si=jQlRdkiyRcGCxmhb71twXQ&nd=1 Click here to listen! This podcast explores social, digital and physical mobilities in Cumbria from a social design and business...
In this post, Cron Cronshaw, who spoke at the DecarboN8 'Real Zero in a Hurry' conference, reflects on the Societal Readiness Panel. The Societal Readiness Assessment (SoRA) panel at the Decarbon8 ‘Real Zero in a Hurry’ conference provided an excellent opportunity to...
Key Dates: 28th Feb 2022: Abstract deadline 4th March 2022: Acceptance emails sent 17th June 2022: Deadline for 2,500-word papers 24th June 2022: Final Programme available. 4th-6th July 2022: Climate Emergency...
CeMoRe is delighted to welcome Nasser Bahrami as our new Social Design Analyst – Cumbria Innovations Platform II In his new role, he works closely with academic staff within the Centre for Mobilities Research to coordinate activities to benchmark and improve SME...
In this post, CeMoRe director Nicola Spurling, discusses the opportunities available at CeMoRe. As the CeMoRe Director I am often asked if there are opportunities in the Centre for PhD study and Postdoctoral Research. If you have a PhD or Postdoc idea which connects...
On the 8th/9th July 2021, CeMoRe co-hosted the Immobile Lives in Turbulent Times: Methods and Practices of Mobilities Research conference. Given the turbulent geo-political, social and technological times in which we live, continued attention to the role of...
CeMoRe's project DecarboN8 has recently gained a new intern performing the role of "Social Design Intern DecarboN8 Societal Readiness Assessment e-Learning Platform". Lauren Cross, a Â鶹¹ÙÍø graduate of Media and Cultural studies with a minor in Sociology...
 CeMoRe is making the climate emergency its research focus from 2020-2025, recognizing that mobilities of every kind of scale are integral to the climate emergency and hold the greatest promise for transformation. Read our Manifesto statement below and to be kept up...
John Urry Article Prize 2020 Winners Mobilities Editors are pleased to announce two worthy winners of the John Urry Article Prize 2020, hey are: Turbulences of speeding up data circulation. Frontex and its crooked temporalities of ‘real-time’ border control by Silvan...