Jordi Christopher Honey Roses

Jordi Christopher Honey Roses is a Professor at the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA-UAB) at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, specializing in urban mobility research with a focus on sustainable transportation systems. His work primarily centers on bicycle infrastructure, citizen engagement in urban planning, and justice-oriented mobility solutions in the Barcelona metropolitan area.

His research interests span urban mobility, bike infrastructure, sustainable transportation, public space design, gentrification, and citizen science approaches to urban planning. Dr. Honey Roses employs interdisciplinary methodologies that combine spatial analysis, community engagement, and policy evaluation to address contemporary urban mobility challenges, with particular attention to equity and justice dimensions in transportation systems.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on bicycle-related urban interventions, including bike buses (Bicibús), bike theft prevention, and collaborative platforms for cycling infrastructure improvement. His work consistently examines how mobility solutions impact different social groups and contribute to more inclusive urban spaces, with Barcelona serving as a primary case study while addressing broader themes in sustainable urban development.

Dr. Honey Roses has served as Principal Investigator on multiple significant research projects including 'Stopping Bike Theft' (2024-2025), 'BiciZen' (2024), and 'BICIZEN: Empowering urban cyclists through citizen science' (2022-2023). His collaborative approach involves working with municipal authorities, community organizations, and interdisciplinary research teams across Europe to develop practical solutions for urban mobility challenges.

His research fingerprint shows strong expertise in Barcelona-focused urban studies (100%), bike infrastructure (57%), gentrification (51%), public space (42%), pedestrian mobility (36%), and responses to the COVID-19 pandemic (34%), reflecting a research program deeply engaged with the specific urban context of Barcelona while addressing broader themes in sustainable urban development.