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Clark researcher: What’s eating the ‘donut cities’

How today’s challenged cities ‘cause us to ask moral questions’
‘I see myself emerging visually’

Filmmaker Isabel Miranda ’17, M.S./GIS ’18, weaves animation into her documentaries
New report: Warmest Arctic summer on record is evidence of climate change acceleration

Clark polar scientist Karen Frey contributes to 2023 Arctic Report Card
Geospatial entrepreneurs offer tips for successful startups

‘The more valuable the problem-solve is, the more valuable the business is going to be’
Utopian problems

Why designing ‘perfect’ cities spurs conflict
Clark professor leads chapter of Fifth National Climate Assessment, joins peers at White House unveiling

Climatologist Abby Frazier spells out climate impacts on Hawai‘i and Pacific Islands
Clark’s new Center for Geospatial Analytics to host international workshop

‘We need to design our adaptation strategy to this changing climate, and that’s where geospatial analytics can help us’
Clark is first academic institution to become founding member of PLACE

Clark University is the first academic institution in the world to become a founding member of PLACE, a nonprofit data trust that works with governments across the world to develop hyperlocal image data to serve the public interest. By joining the PLACE Community, Clark will support the technology organization’s commitment to ethically map urban areas…
Clark geospatial team partners with NASA, IBM to harness AI technology

New model to aid researchers, policymakers in addressing climate impacts
New faculty expand Clark’s expertise in disciplines across campus

As a new academic year begins, Clark University is welcoming 15 new tenure-track faculty members who hail from locations across the globe, as well as four current faculty whose visiting positions have been converted to renewable appointments. They bring to their classrooms a range of expertise in management, political science, psychology, visual and performing arts, history,…