Current projects

• ATRAPA (The Active Travel Backlash Paradox)
  • Validating OpenStreetMap for detecting cycling-infrastructure change (Barcelona 2015–2023) – paper in preparation (WP1)
• spanishoddata – R package for accessing and analysing large Spanish mobility datasets.
• Active commuting to school among Spanish adolescents – social inequalities and neighbourhood context.

Recent postdoctoral projects

• SATURN (Supporting Active Travel Using Road-lighting at Night)
• CRUSE (Cycle Route Uptake & Scenario Estimation tool for Transport Infrastructure Ireland)

PhD research

My PhD thesis, Cycling and Socioeconomic Disadvantage, is based on four research articles.

• Cycling and socioeconomic (dis) advantage
• Cycling behaviour and socioeconomic disadvantage: An investigation based on the English National Travel Survey
• Infrastructure is not enough: Interactions between the environment, socioeconomic disadvantage, and cycling participation in England
• Socioeconomic inequalities in cycling safety: An analysis of cycling injury risk by residential deprivation level in England

MSc projects

During my MSc studies, I worked on several projects focusing on active travel and inequalities.

• Analysing cycling to work in Leeds
• Seattle’s Bike-share Programme: Visualising current use and predicting future demand
• Cycling rates, cycle-friendly infrastructure and deprivation in the SLP area
• Inequalities in active travel in England
• Walking and cycling in the Upper Calder Valley