Factories are adapting to the new conditions and needs the coronavirus has introduced by retooling production lines and repurposing knowledge and technology to manufacture essential items for Covid‑19 management. Nichola Lowe and Tara Vinodrai assess the nature and scale of these retooling efforts and … Continued
As North Carolina continues its phased reopening amidst COVID-19 public safety measures, UNC researchers are creating a digital data dashboard to help inform policymakers’ decisions on the state’s economic recovery. Noreen McDonald, professor and chair of the Department of City and … Continued
The distinguished chair position can help foster research partnerships and engagement with all of those who are interested in the environment.
Measuring how climate change affects different social and economic outcomes, Dr. Hino works on increasing community resilience to the impacts of climate change.
My research focuses on planning for sustainable, resilient and equitable energy systems at multiple scales.
Owning your first home is a rite of passage, but millennials are not achieving that milestone at the same rate as previous generations.
Recent research has questioned the accuracy and unintended consequences of Traffic Impact Assessment as it’s conventionally employed.
How can major urban employment centers within cities recover and also become more just and egalitarian places?
Factories are adapting to coronavirus by retooling production lines and repurposing knowledge and technology.
During his tenure as director, Quercia engaged in research projects in the areas of low-income homeownership, mortgage lending, subprime and predatory lending, and financial services issues.