# Matthew Gandy
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matthew gandy, FBA (born 1965 in London) is a geographer and urbanist. He is professor of cultural and historical geography and fellow of King's College, Cambridge, moving from University College London (UCL) in 2015, where he was the founder and first director of the UCL Urban Laboratory from 2005 to 2011.
== Career ==
His research on environmental history, urban infrastructure and visual culture has involved work in countries including France, Germany, Nigeria, India, the UK and the USA. In 2003 he was winner of the Spiro Kostof Prize of the Society of Architectural Historians for Concrete and clay: reworking nature in New York City as the book "within the last two years that has made the greatest contribution to our understanding of urbanism and its relationship with architecture".
City Visions: UCL Urban Laboratory Launch
The inauguration of the UCL Urban Laboratory. The UCL Urban Laboratory, established in 2005, is a university wide initiative to bring together the best urban teaching and research at UCL. Their activities build on the full spectrum of work at UCL across the arts and sciences ranging from civil engi…
An Academic Lens on Urban Ecology (w/ Matthew Gandy)
This week we sat down with Professor Matthew Gandy, a Professor of Historical and Cultural Geography at Cambridge University. Professor Gandy provides us with an engaging conversation about his work in cultural, urban, and environmental geography, looking at social and environmental elements of urb…
Moths: The story of the butterfly of the night
The moth is an insect that’s almost 200 million years old. Throughout human history, its attraction to light, its amazing ability to camouflage, and its nocturnal activity have given rise to myths, spiritual beliefs and been the inspiration for art and literature – especially the genres of horror a…
002 Matthew Gandy
Matthew Gandy is a geographer, urban field ecologist, and award-winning documentary filmmaker. He is Professor of Geography and Fellow of King’s College at the University of Cambridge.
EPISODE LINKS:
Matthew Gandy’s Website: https://www.matthewgandy.org/
Rethinking Urban Nature: https://www.re…
Natura Urbana and Urban Ecology with Matthew Gandy
I'm joined by Matthew Gandy to discuss his text Natura Urbana: Ecological Constellations in Urban Space, alongside discussions on urban ecology and nature.
Book link: https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262046282/natura-urbana/
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Imagining a new—human and nonhuman—grammar of urban life.
“There is always some moment when other-than-human life bursts into presence amid the clamor of urban routine.” —Maan Barua, Lively Cities
One of the fundamental dimensions of urbanization is its radical transformation of nature. The book Lively Cities: Reconfiguring Urban Ecology departs from con…
Gender and Borderlands with guests Caleb Bailey and Deborah Toner
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The Afterlives of Cybernetics - 17 November 2017 - Tracing the Information Revolution from the 1960s to Big Data
Public Lecture
Jon Agar and Jacob Ward (University College London)
'Communications, control and cybernetics in post-war British systems: rail, post and telecoms'
Discussant: Matthew Gandy (University of Cambridge)
Convenors
Andrew McKenzie-McHarg (University of Cambridge)
Poornima Paidipaty …
Cities on the Brink, Faster Than You Think
Hello Interactors,
Every week it seems to get harder to ignore the feeling that we're living through some major turning point — politically, economically, environmentally, and even in how our cities are taking shape around us. Has society seen this movie before? Spoiler: we have, and it has many se…
Queer-trans ecologies in fieldwork with Cleo Wölfle Hazard
How do you notice the world around you? And how reciprocally can you live with it? In this episode, CWH discusses "queer and trans ecologies", which describe ways of being with non-human species and environmental processes that relate to non-normative embodiment and critical, reparative politics. C…
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