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    Determining the impact of poor air quality in cities on daily life: the value of using ‘citizen sensors’ and agile platforms

    By Professor Caroline Jay, Co-Investigator of the Digital Solutions Hub The air in cities can be bad for our health. People who live in cities are more likely to suffer from chronic diseases such as COPD and be admitted to…

    By Digital Solutions 7 September 2023
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    Data and Decision Making: how AI and data tools can help influence evidence-based policy change.

    By Professor Dave Topping, Deputy Director of the Digital Solutions Hub It is crucial that policymakers have access to the increasing collection of datasets across our natural environment and other sectors such as health and economics. Currently, much of this…

    By Digital Solutions 13 July 2023

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