Investigators utilized forensic genealogy, a relatively new and controversial method that uses ancestry databases to identify DNA from crime scenes, to zero in on the suspect now in custody on charges of murdering 4 University of Idaho students. slate.com/technology/202…

theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/j…

Fen skaters … bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Finally received a hardcopy of our recently published edited volume. Lovely feels (including a very soft surface). @VictorToom Christopher Lawless @ctmccartney @ErinMurphysLaw Aaron Amankwaa David Skinner 🌍 gabrielle samuel Barbara Prainsack (@[email protected]) et al. Routledge Books

Wayne Shorter, my best friend, left us with courage in his heart, love and compassion for all, and a seeking spirit for the eternal future. He was ready for his rebirth. As it is with every human being, he is irreplaceable . . .

Thanks so much to those who came out on a rainy London night for the launch of Writing Walking especially David Skinner 🌍 Olivia Sheringham Louise Rondel & Anita Strasser who read for us. Digital version available from tomorrow.

Our new publication Writing Walking (One day in late Spring during a global pandemic) is now online for you to download! - use the link at the end of this updated article. streetsigns.online/LAUNCH-FOR-NEW…

Lovely things in the post. Thanks Emma Jackson CUCR and all for making Writing Walking (one day in late Spring during a global pandemic). Some gorgeous words + pictures, legacy of an inspiring seminar. Proud to contribute a walk poem that double catapults me back now.

My Sky News interview exposing Braverman’s lies is approaching 2 million views. This is democracy in action. #BritainIsBetterThanTheTories

Great to run our new Uncomfortable Science tour of Whipple Museum this weekend, part of #CamFest. We saw lots of interest in talking about histories of empire, gender, and exclusion in science. How do you see the history of science continuing to play into these issues today?

Interested in the past, present and ever-growing future of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus? Come along to one of our community walks around the site. cambridgeasenseofplace.net

Plus us standing in for 'the local community' ...

My new project explores the past, present and future of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus from the perspective of the communities around it. It involves a lot of walking …

Our walk this Sunday considers the history of the future of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. An opportunity to discuss the 2050 Vision and earlier visions of the site. Why not come along? cambridgeasenseofplace.net

Thank you The Academy of Urbanism for the opportunity to present our project to such an expert audience. Also great to pass on the insights derived from our walks to people in a position to change the future of the Biomedical Campus. acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc… #AoUCongress2023

As part of our project we conduct walking interviews with people connected to the campus site. Here is a write up of our walk with Sue, including discussion of Henry, the Addenbrookes cat. cambridgeasenseofplace.net/ticking-more-t…

Why are you so obsessed with the growth of the Biomedical Campus? Takes deep breath ... thetimes.co.uk/article/d0b8bd…

For too long 'experts' have been so concerned about the far right winning elections, moving from the margins to the mainstream & corrupting liberal democracy with racism, they didn't check the mainstream, its racism, & legitimisation, mainstreaming & emboldening of the far right

"No longer are people saying where do we go to be safe. The question they are now asking is, where do we want to be when we die" Lib Dem MP Layla Moran talking about whats happening in Gaza. #BBCLauraK