Pleased to see Dr Paul Cureton and I’s chapter ‘Approaching Future Flight: Urban Life and Design in the Drone Age’ published in the new book ‘Future Flight Governance: Socio-legal, Environmental…Read More >

Happy to be invited by The Hampshire Skeptics Society to share my research on my drones with their audience. The group describes itself as ‘a non-profit organisation for the promotion…Read More >

The States of Precarity team are pleased to launch our new project report and action plans, in which we share findings from our RGS and Antipode funded research on the…Read More >

Earlier this month I had the pleasure of sharing my research at the 4th Digital Geographies Conference in Lisbon. The conference theme was ‘Artificial Geographies: opening the black box for…Read More >

We are pleased to announce our new report, From ambition to action: Insights into drone use by Local Government in England, in which we explore Local Government as active yet…Read More >

In 2022 I worked with the Mass Observation Archive, who seek the views of ‘ordinary’ people to understand everyday life in Britain, to co-develop a directive focused on drones. Earlier…Read More >

It was a pleasure to present at the recent Royal Aeronautical Society‘s Remotely Piloted and Autonomous Aircraft Systems Conference. I presented in the Societal Impact and Benefits panel and shared…Read More >

It was a pleasure to review Adam Fish’s provocative and thoughtful book ‘Oceaning: Governing Marine Life with Drones‘ for H-Net Oceans. Focusing on drones in marine conservation, Adam’s book explores the…Read More >

At this year’s Royal Geographical Society conference, the States of Precarity project team hosted a session aiming to both provide an update on the project, hear from a panel of…Read More >

Presentation at the RGS conference: Thank you to Dr Adam Michael Packer and Dr Louise Reardon for organising their session on ‘Disrupting the transport geographies of the UK? A research…Read More >