
A cross-disciplinary network connecting researchers working on infrastructure and societal resilience | Founders: @alexretaylor and @HenrivanSoest
University of Cambridge
Joined July 2019
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Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
THIS WEEK: our first seminar of term with @PaolaDiFranco2 from @Uni_of_Essex discussing the socio-cultural role of 3D technologies.
Thursday, April 27 at 4:30pm at @WorcCollegeOx. No sign-up required.
#DigitalHumanities #Oxford #TrinityTerm @TORCHOxford
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
📢1⃣0⃣ Days left to submit your panel proposals for the inspiring and engaging #NEEDS2023. This year's conference will take place at @DisasterResil in the beautiful green campus of the @Utwente in the Netherlands🇳🇱. Deadline April 15: utwente.nl/needsconference/
#DRR #Disasters
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
Read the @CSERCambridge & @LeverhulmeCFI response to the UK Government AI regulation: A pro-innovation approach white paper
@S_OhEigeartaigh @stephenjcave @HaydnBelfield @jesswhittles @CSERSJ @DrEleanorDrage @KerryAMcInerney
cser.ac.uk/news/response-ai-…
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
Myself and @TCD_Geography comrades are still welcoming papers for our @CIGWexford2023 session on the resilience of neoliberal urbanism - please get in touch by 31st March if you're interested in participating
#CIG2023
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
We rely on communications technologies. What happens when they fail?
Marconi Fellow Dr @alexretaylor is exploring the impact of space weather disruptions on early radio systems.
Visiting Fellowships: Dr Alex Taylor Marconi Fellow
Marconi Fellow Dr Alex Taylor speaks about his research into early wireless operators' records of radio interference potentially caused by space weather
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
JOB: Interested in saving the world? More specifically, in bringing together people who are thinking about how to reduce global catastrophic risk and how nuclear/climate/health/AI experts can learn from each other? If YES, here's a chance to work with our great team @theELN:
WORK WITH US: we're hiring a project and comms coordinator to help us develop a diverse, young network of new European voices working on how to understand and mitigate existential risks to humanity, especially nuclear issues. Apply by Oct. 21. More: europeanleadershipnetwork.or…
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
New paper! In ‘Seven Questions for Existential Risk Studies’, @CSERCambridge researchers @lalithasun , @matthijsMmaas , and @CSERSJ pose a set of open methodological, epistemic, ethical and strategic questions for the existential risk studies community to grapple with.
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
📢The article from the collaborative workshop between the Cambridge Disaster Research Network @camillapenney @RoryWalshe @bakes_hannah @sarahdryhurst & the Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group @_CIRG @HenrivanSoest @alexretaylor is out @FrontiersIn doi.org/10.3389/feart.2022.7…
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
With #WorldRadioDay upon us, @alexretaylor, a Lecturer in Communications @ExeterComms, shares some of the research on #Radio and #SpaceWeather he has been conducting as the Marconi Fellow in the History and Science of Wireless Communications @bodleianlibs and @HSMOxford (1/12)
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
After the #TongaVolcano, phone links seem to be restored but the severed undersea fibre-optic cable could apparently take the repair contractor 'weeks' to fix - a reminder of the material fragility of internet infrastructure and the geopolitics of repair: reuters.com/markets/funds/un…
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
Join 'Building #ClimateResilience with Infrastructure Pathways' on 1 July, a free online workshop to review and feedback on our work to create guidance on climate resilient infrastructure.
Register here: bit.ly/3dqlxP5 #LCAW2021 #ClimateChange
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
Infrastructure in Portland is melting under #heatdome2021. Streetcars are breaking. Bridges are warping. This infrastructure wasn't built for #anthropocene temperatures. As @yayitsrob observes, 'it was built for a different geological epoch' theatlantic.com/science/arch… #ClimateCrisis
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
Ever been a bit dubious about the concept of resilience? In this paper we critique its use in Indigenous health research and discuss less-individualised ways to think about ‘strengths’ as social relations, collective practices and shared identities. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
I'm looking forward to presenting (online mid-July) the ‘Risk & Resilience Dialogues’: Video discussions with Australian & International thinkers about their work, ideas & the challenges to achieving 'risk' reduction & enhancing socio-technical & institutional resilience @UNSWADA
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
📢😱The end is coming! 'Huge parts of internet currently offline' - including the websites of Amazon, Reddit, Twitch, the UK government website, the Financial Times, the Guardian and the New York Times!
bbc.co.uk/news/technology-57…
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
There's a cover!!! 🌟 So I know it's real! 📙 Super excited that my book Form and Flow: The Spatial Politics of Urban Resilience and Climate Justice will be published by @mitpress this August. mitpress.mit.edu/books/form-…
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
What happens when there's no power?
Read #theblackoutreport to learn about the likelihood of a UK-wide #powercut, what could cause such an incident, and what the impact would be.
#electricity #criticalinfrastructure #riskmanagement
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
What is intelligence? Can a #robot exist without a brain?
Aimed at KS3/KS4 #ComputerScience & #Engineering students in particular, there will be a free #PublicEngagement session on the Future of #Robotics - Fri 23 Apr, 1pm-3.30pm BST
Register in advance eiworkshop.org/public-engage…
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
🚩 The ICSJWG 2021 Spring Meeting is happening April 20th and 21st, and with it a great Capture the Flag exercise that will run both days.
↪️ Register for ICSJWG at us-cert.cisa.gov/ics/Industr… and join the ICS CTF at icsjwgctf.com.
#Cybersecurity #ICSJWGCTF #ICS
Cambridge Infrastructure Resilience Group (CIRG) retweeted
WATCH LIVE: From 10am we will hear about advanced battery manufacture and scale-up, from Prof @PatrickSGrant of @OxfordMaterials, Prof Emma Kendrick (@Emjewls) of @metmat_unibham, and Jeff Pratt of @UK_BIC:
parliamentlive.tv/Event/Inde…


























