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Call for Papers (RGS Annual Conference 2021): The Future of Quantitative Geography – Critical Engagements, Conceptual Borders

Conveners:Alistair Anderson (University of Nottingham, alistair.anderson@nottingham.ac.uk)Nicholas Dorward (University of Bristol, nd17631@bristol.ac.uk)Lenka Hasova (University of Bristol, lenka.hasova@bristol.ac.uk)Thomas Statham (University of Bristol, thomas.statham@bristol.ac.uk)Isabelle Bi (University of Bristol, isabelle.bi@bristol.ac.uk) Abstract:This session is dedicated to the work of postgraduate students embracing quantitative methods to answer geographical research questions. We particularly welcome contributions that address the critical and emancipatory potentialContinue reading “Call for Papers (RGS Annual Conference 2021): The Future of Quantitative Geography – Critical Engagements, Conceptual Borders”

Call for Papers (RGS-IBG Annual Conference 2021): “Biotic Geographies: Unpicking Microbial Worlds in Health, Hygiene and Environmental Spaces”

This is an updated version of the session we proposed in 2020 for the then-postponed RGS-IBG Annual Conference. This year, the conference will be from the 31st August to the 3rd September. Convened by Alistair Anderson (University of Nottingham, Alistair.Anderson@nottingham.ac.uk) & Alice Beck (University of Bristol, Alice.Beck@bristol.ac.uk) Abstract:In recent years there has been an increasedContinue reading “Call for Papers (RGS-IBG Annual Conference 2021): “Biotic Geographies: Unpicking Microbial Worlds in Health, Hygiene and Environmental Spaces””

Call for Papers (RGS Annual Conference 2020): The Future of Quantitative Geography – Critical Engagements, Conceptual Borders

Conveners:Alistair Anderson (University of Bristol, a.anderson@bristol.ac.uk)Nicholas Dorward (University of Bristol, nd17631@bristol.ac.uk)Lenka Hasova (University of Bristol, lenka.hasova@bristol.ac.uk)Thomas Statham (University of Bristol, thomas.statham@bristol.ac.uk)Isabelle Bi (University of Bristol, isabelle.bi@bristol.ac.uk) Abstract:This session is dedicated to the work of postgraduate students embracing quantitative methods to answer geographical research questions. We particularly welcome contributions that address the critical and emancipatory potentialContinue reading “Call for Papers (RGS Annual Conference 2020): The Future of Quantitative Geography – Critical Engagements, Conceptual Borders”

Call for Papers (RGS Annual Conference 2020): Biotic Geographies: Unpicking Microbial Worlds in Health, Hygiene and Environmental Spaces

Convened by Alistair Anderson (University of Bristol, A.Anderson@bristol.ac.uk) & Alice Beck (University of Bristol, Alice.Beck@bristol.ac.uk) Abstract:In recent years there has been an increased attention from geographers towards pre/pro- and anti-biotic imaginaries that drive the bordering and administration of non-, in- and human subjects. These engagements have included examinations of social, cultural, political, and economic landscapesContinue reading “Call for Papers (RGS Annual Conference 2020): Biotic Geographies: Unpicking Microbial Worlds in Health, Hygiene and Environmental Spaces”

Bristol AMR Colston Research Society Symposium 2019

I will be taking a poster to the Bristol AMR Colston Research Symposium this year. The poster contains findings from each strand of my doctoral research, briefly covering the analyses of my accepted Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy article, some of the (currently quite wordy!) findings from my primary survey data, and a couple of themesContinue reading “Bristol AMR Colston Research Society Symposium 2019”