Conservation, Geography, Sounds, Data, Displacement
Athens, Gr
Joined May 2016
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Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
📣#Invitation 📩 to "The 3rd Athens Causal Data Science Meetup" supported by💪 BEYOND EO Centre NOA
When ? 🗓️January 30, 2025
Where?📍Mediterranean College
Theme under investigation 🔎 AI meets Experimentation
🧐Curious to learn more?
🚩RSVP here: meetup.com/causal-data-scien…
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
🤩Come join us for a BEYOND special session at #ESPEU2024 in Wageningen on: Data-driven insights, limits and interdisciplinary prospects for agroecosystem One Health.
🗓️21 Nov ⌚ 11:00 – 12:30 ✔️Room: Expert street 5
@Climaca2024 @Transition_Med @SOILGUARD_H2020 @ESPartnership
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
I co-organize with @giannarakisg our 2nd Causal Data Science Athens meetup. If you're curious about how causal inference powers LLMs, join us! Join us at @medcollege1 , sponsored by @HP ,IntelligenciaAI, and @beyond_center
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Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
🆕BEYOND presentation in the Changing Olive Entanglements conference, in Lesvos organized by @ZMO_Berlin and @uaegean. The work, with @edge_eo for @Transition_Med @PrimaProgram, discusses climate projection data, olive tree stress and changing cultural traditions in the Med.
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Κλείνουμε τα 20 και το γιορτάζουμε!
Στο πλαίσιο εορτασμού της επετείου διοργανώνεται ένα διήμερο εκδηλώσεων στις 4 και 5 Οκτωβρίου 2024, στο αίθριο του Δημαρχιακού Μεγάρου Θεσσαλονίκης.
Δείτε αναλυτικά το πρόγραμμα στο callisto.gr
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
🌿🌾 Great days in #Vic with the @Transition_Med consortium, debating about the challenges of the #Agroforestry systems in the #Mediterranean and discovering some inspiring examples on the ground.
➡️ Moving towards more resilient farming systems to global change!
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Our work on local impacts of the green energy transition is about to be completed. Sound, image, maps and facts on #climateInequity w @DimitrisBormp @EnriCanaj. Thanks @iMEdD_org for all the support!!!
#ClimateInequity The 3rd project of iMEdD #incubator is almost finished! @EnriCanaj, @DimitrisBormp & @edrakou are documenting the effects of green energy transition on local communities and nature in #Evia, #Naxos, #Astypalaia & #Crete.
The project combines📷📊🔉
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
I'm very happy and excited to share our latest Personal View in @TheLancetPlanet on the evaluation of natural medicinal resources and their exposure to global environmental change. With @Noguesbravo @edrakou and @marco_thines
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Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
From the position that human–nonhuman relations are emplaced, @DimitrisBormp and @pBourle offer an exploration into the natures of forced displacement during war. bit.ly/3G0wzr7
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Honoured to have contributed to this special issue on displacement, many thanks to Kendra Strauss for the curation and congratulations to all other Authors involved.
From the position that human–nonhuman relations are emplaced, @DimitrisBormp and @pBourle offer an exploration into the natures of forced displacement during war. bit.ly/3G0wzr7
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
A huge paper based on years of work. Apostolopoulou, E., et al 2022 Radical social innovations and the spatialities of grassroots activism:navigating pathways for tackling inequality and reinventing the commons Journal of Political Ecology 29 p.144–188. doi.org/10.2458/jpe.2292
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Last chance to submit an abstract for our @RGS_IBG 2022 session: 'Geography's Hidden Animals'. Kindly sponsored by @SCGRG_RGS
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Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Revisiting the Natures of War: Aegean Islands and the Ecologies of Displacement during the Civil War (1946–1949)
Open access in @theAAG , co-authored with @DimitrisBormp 🧵
Super excited! The paper I co-authored with Panos Bourlessas @pBourle about the ecologies of displacement and exile in the #Aegean #Greece is online in Annals of @theAAG. Open access too! Special thanks to @ProfStraussLBST who edited this (excellent) SI on Displacements. 1/5
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Call for papers for Roadsides Collection no. 008 investigating the relationship between animals and infrastructure.
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Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Listening to the sounds of renewable energy, Dimitrios Bormpoudakis considers the paradoxical sensory experiences of green infrastructures that produce both hope and despair for the future: roadsides.net/bormpoudakis-0…
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Our paper on the right to urban public space during the COVID-19 pandemic and the unequal ways governmental measures have impacted different social groups along lines of class, gender and race in Athens, Greece is now available online in City:
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Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
We are really looking forward to this. Do join us if you can (and we apologise to Dr @EliaApos for incorrectly spelling Apostolopoulou on Eventbrite and in our original Tweet. Now corrected!)
@katesymons2 @floretta_voice @Economics_OU
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Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Join us next Wednesday to discuss the impacts of neoliberal conservation policies and ways to put forward a decolonial, intersectional, community-engaged approach in direct collaboration with communities of struggle @IntDev_OU @DimitrisBormp @katesymons2:
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Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Trending in #Geography:
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1) Road Verge Extent & Habitat Composition Across Great Britain
2) Staying at Home Is a Privilege: Evidence from Mobile Phone Data During COVID-19 (@TheAAG)
3) Reviewing 15 Years of Research on Neoliberal Conservation
Dimitris Bormpoudakis retweeted
Our review of 15 years of research on neoliberal conservation is now published in Geoforum. In navigating pathways for the future, we put forward the need for a decolonial, interdisciplinary, intersectional and community-engaged research agenda: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…