Episode 10 - Planning Ideas that Matter: Urban Science : Gabriella Carolini by dusp@MIT

Episode 9 - Planning Ideas that Matter: Urban Science : Justin Steil by dusp@MIT

Episode 8 - Planning Ideas that Matter: Urban Science : Ceasar McDowell by dusp@MIT

Episode 7 - Planning Ideas that Matter: Urban Science : Bish Sanyal by dusp@MIT

The sixth episode of Planning Ideas that Matter, featuring guest Albert Saiz, Director of the Urban Economics Lab and a faculty member at the Department of Urban Studies and Planning. Saiz explores the relationship between real estate developers and urban planners - and what the introduction of urban science, big data, and robotization will mean for that relationship and the urban ecosystem.

Planning Ideas that Matter is a podcast built upon faculty debates held in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Fall 2017 debates fall under the broad heading - Urban Science: Regression to Technocracy or Pathway to Progressive Planning?

The fifth episode of Planning Ideas that Matter, starts where we left off in our previous episode to discuss how disruptive technologies will impact labor markets and why that is a part of the lexicon of urban planners.

Planning Ideas that Matter is a podcast built upon faculty debates held in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Fall 2017 debates fall under the broad heading - Urban Science: Regression to Technocracy or Pathway to Progressive Planning?

The fourth episode of Planning Ideas that Matter, a podcast built upon faculty debates held in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Fall 2017 debates fall under the broad heading - Urban Science: Regression to Technocracy or Pathway to Progressive Planning?

Episodes four through six focus on how artificial intelligence and machine learning will impact cities and urban labor markets.

The third episode of Planning Ideas that Matter, a podcast built upon faculty debates held in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Fall 2017 debates fall under the broad heading - Urban Science: Regression to Technocracy or Pathway to Progressive Planning?

In the first three episodes we will explore three faculty members' working definition of urban planning and how the nascent field of urban science compliments, amplifies, and challenges pressing concerns in the field of urban planning.

The second episode of Planning Ideas that Matter, a podcast built upon faculty debates held in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Fall 2017 debates fall under the broad heading - Urban Science: Regression to Technocracy or Pathway to Progressive Planning?

In the first three episodes we will explore three faculty members' working definition of urban planning and how the nascent field of urban science compliments, amplifies, and challenges pressing concerns in the field of urban planning.

The first episode of Planning Ideas that Matter, a podcast built upon faculty debates held in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Fall 2017 debates fall under the broad heading - Urban Science: Regression to Technocracy or Pathway to Progressive Planning?

In the first three episodes we will explore three faculty members' working definition of urban planning and how the nascent field of urban science compliments, amplifies, and challenges pressing concerns in the field of urban planning.