Workshop
From Data to Action: Urban Health in a Changing World
Using data, technology, and collaboration to shape healthier, more resilient cities
How Can Data Help Us Build Healthier Cities?
Urban health is increasingly shaped by how our cities are designed, managed, and lived in. In the face of climate change, rapid urbanization, and global health risks, turning data into actionable insights is essential for more effective public policies.
“From Data to Action” is a workshop that brings together experts in public health, urban planning, technology, and research to explore how data science can guide us toward healthier, more resilient, and sustainable cities.
Turning Insight into Impact
How urban mobility patterns affect population health
The role of emerging technologies: cloud computing, AI, and predictive modeling
Integrating air quality, epidemiological, and behavioral data for better prevention
Addressing climate-related health risks through data-informed planning
Fighting misinformation with transparency and effective communication
Pannel of experts
Carolyn Daher
ISGlobal
Albert Soret
BSC
Raquel Sánchez
Nommon
Pandemic preparedness, prevention, and response
Michelle Kendall
University of Oxford
Jacobo Mendioroz
ASPCAT
Elizabet Diago-Navarro
ISGlobal
Climate change, health, desinformation and policy making
Xavier Rodó
ISGlobal
Rachel Lowe
BSC
Pere Buhigas
RTVE
Gender perspective in health and climate
Bet López
BSC & Consorci Sanitari de Terrassa
Lourdes Muñoz
Iniciativa Barcelona Open Data
Giulia Sonetti
UPC & ISGlobal
