People
Here’s who’s interested in Mobility Futures at Lancaster. If you would like to become part of this group, please let us know here.
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Keywords: Social Science, Mobile Methods, Technology, Ethics, Design Groups: Automobility Futures, Mobile Utopia, Data Mobility Futures |
 Faith Chan: I specialize in international water management policies, particularly in sustainable flood management and planning practices, flood risk assessment practices in the UK, Europe and East Asia and their applications in both developed and developing countries.
Keywords: Climate Change, Disaster, Flooding, Climate migration, Vulnerability Groups: Earth Mobility Futures, Disaster Mobility Futures |
 Joe Deville is a lecturer in Mobile Work at Lancaster, appointed jointly to the departments of Organisation, Work & Technology and Sociology. He has published widely on issues including credit assessment technologies, debt collection, disaster preparedness, and comparative methods.
Keywords: informational mobilities, data futures, disaster futures, affective economies, digital mobile methods Groups: Capitalism Mobility Futures, Disaster Mobility Futures |
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Keywords: business mobility, practices Groups: Air Mobility Futures, Automobility Futures, Capitalism Mobility Futures |
 Sally Hall Artist, educator, co-director of Driftingspace collaborative art practice. I utilise mobile methods and drifting, observing shifts in the cityscape, documenting changes in suburban dwellings. I make moving image archives and undertake performative walks as a curation of the city. My current research practice is under development for a PhD proposal.
Keywords: Drifting, Passengering, Visual Methodologies, Landscape, Archive Groups: Automobility Futures, Mobile Utopia |
| Camila Maria dos Santos Moraes is Visiting PhD Candidate in Lancaster Uni. PhD Candidate in Getulio Vargas Foundation (CPDOC /FGV-RJ – Brazil). Tourism Lecturer in the Tourism and Heritage Department at Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO).
Keywords: Tourism, Poverty, Urban Studies, Environment, Heritage Groups: Capitalism Mobility Futures, Disaster Mobility Futures, Mobile Utopia, Multi-abled Mobility Futures |
 Georgia Newmarch went to @RCA and wrote about coal and the design of industrial action. Now PhD Institute for @social_futures researching infrastructure and disruption.
Keywords: infrastructure, disruption, social futures Groups: |
Cosmin Popan is PhD student in Sociology a t Lancaster University. Researching cycling systems, utopias and post-growth societies.
Keywords: cycling, de-growth, utopias, sensescapes Groups: Mobile Utopia, Multi-abled Mobility Futures
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 Zoyander Street Historian, writer and critic of video games and new media arts, studying for a PhD in Sociology at Lancaster University
Keywords: Play, Media, Intimacy, Language, Culture Groups: Mobile Utopia |
 Samuel Thulin is an artist and researcher currently pursuing postdoctoral study at Lancaster University in the Centre for Mobilities Research. His work is concerned with concepts of mobility, space, and place especially as related to sound and mobile media.
Keywords: mobile media, sound, research-creation, composition, place and space Groups: Air Mobility Futures, Automobility Futures, Capitalism Mobility Futures, Disaster Mobility Futures, Earth Mobility Futures, Migration Mobility Futures, Mobile Utopia, Multi-abled Mobility Futures |
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 Dennis Zuev: Graduate in Linguistics and Chinese studies in 2000, PhD in sociology in 2004, Lecturer in Media Studies and Chinese Studies from 2004 to 2009, Researcher in CIES-ISCTE, Portugal from 2009 to 2014, Researcher at CeMoRe from 2014 to 2016.
Keywords: China, practices, visual, sharing, militants Groups: Automobility Futures Would like to start Groups on: Militant (terrorist) Mobilities, Circumpolar Mobilities |
Monika Buscher is Professor of Sociology and Director of the Centre for Mobilities Research at Lancaster University. She researches contemporary ‘mobile lives’ with a focus on IT ethics. She edits the book series Changing Mobilities with Peter Adey.