This short reflective piece charts my own experiences of working with young people (aged 5–11 years) during COP26 and offers some tentative reflections on the role hope in emplaced geographical education. Through detailing a community garden workshop Drumchapel, Glasgow, this paper highlights ways which for future face climate adversity was both felt seen by COP26. In doing so, it briefly refle...

This project presents an innovative design for vehicular lifelogging that engages drivers in playful interactions with their vehicle. In particular, our design strategy provokes drivers’ imaginations of their car’s “character,” augments the relationship between driver and vehicle, and repositions the context of driving as an opportunity for ambient storytelling. Joshua McVeigh-Schultz Universit...

Embryos have different meanings for different people and in different contexts. Seen under the microscope, the biological embryo starts out as one cell and then becomes a bunch of cells. Gradually these divide and differentiate to make up the embryo, which in humans becomes a fetus at eight weeks, and then eventually a baby. At least, that happens in those cases that carry through normally and ...

Augmented Reality (AR), mobile computing, and ubiquitous computing have each individually provided technology enablers for new types of applications. Researchers have demonstrated over the years spectacular toy systems that fire researchers' imaginations. However, cross-fertilization between these areas has only just begun. Combining these technology enablers into robust information systems tha...

We introduce a concept search environment that caters for the needs of humanities scholars who want to improve the accuracy of search results when querying historical text corpora. For this purpose, we designed a so-called Concept Editor that allows to model historical concepts in a diagram style according to the imaginations of the humanities scholar. For the inspection of results determined i...

! e article addresses the ways in which public spaces have been recon" gured since the end of socialism in Jagodina, a medium-sized industrial town in central Serbia. Unlike the majority of provincial towns, Jagodina experienced extensive building over the last decade. It is viewed as a success-story, and as a rare Serbian provincial town which has managed to develop economically in spite of th...

With the vast amount of computing resources distributed throughout the world today, the prospect of effectively harnessing these resources has captivated the imaginations of many and motivated both industry and academia to pursue this dream. We believe that fundamental to the realization of this dream is the establishment of trust between application developers and resource donors, for donors o...