Interconnected technology is now an inescapable reality – ordering our groceries, monitoring our cities and sucking up vast amounts of data along the way. The…
The Centre for BOLD Cities has received funding from the Dutch National Research Agenda (NWA) for the research project ‘Big Data for Youth Policy’. The project…
The full registration of Liesbet van Zoonen's 2017 Rotterdam Lecture, entitled 'Burgers en bestuurders in de slimme stad' has been made available online. In…
By bringing together members from all segments of its community for a day of research-oriented shop talk, the Centre for BOLD Cities celebrated its first…
Prof. dr. Marjolijn Das has been installed as Urban Statistics professor by special appointment at the Centre for BOLD Cities. Her research focuses on social…
At Bang the Table, publication for specialists in digital public engagement, the article 'Seeing more than you think: a data walk in the smart city' was…
At Bang the Table, Mark Dean takes a look at recent academic literature that questions citizens’ rights in the hyper-connected city. Digitisation of the city…
There are the sensors, cameras, and GPS devices. They’re on trains, buses, and taxis, tracking traffic and employing artificial intelligence to predict crashes…
On 21, 22, 28 and 29 March, the Centre for BOLD Cities successfully contributed to the organisation of a 'data bootcamp', in close cooperation with CBS…
On 16 March, renowned author and technology critic Evgeny Morozov visited Erasmus University for a workshop and a lecture, organised by the Knowledge Lab Urban…