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Veronika Mooses is a Research Fellow in Human Geography at the University of Tartu’s Faculty of Science and Technology, affiliated with the Institute of Ecology and Earth Sciences. Her research focuses on ethnic segregation, spatial analysis, and urban geography, leveraging mobile phone data and geospatial methods. She holds a PhD from the University of Tartu (2021) and has taught courses including 'Planning Project' and 'Research Methods in Human Geography' since 2016. Currently involved in projects like Cycle4Climate (2024–2027) and OPEN LAB (2021–2026), she has supervised four master’s theses on topics ranging from ethnic segregation metrics to smart city retrofitting. Her work bridges demographic studies with technological innovation, emphasizing climate justice and urban sustainability.
Education:
- Doctor’s Degree in Human Geography, University of Tartu (2021)
- Master’s Degree in Human Geography and Regional Planning, University of Tartu (2014)
- Bachelor’s Degree in Geography, University of Tartu (2011)
Research Interests: Ethnic segregation patterns, spatial inequality, climate justice, smart city technologies, and urban mobility. Her work often employs mobile phone data and geospatial analytics to explore demographic dynamics in urban and regional contexts.
Key Projects:
- Cycle4Climate (2024–2027): Co-creating sustainable cycling solutions in the Baltic region.
- OPEN LAB (2021–2026): Innovating positive energy neighborhoods through living labs.
Publications: Over 10 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, focusing on segregation analysis, climate justice, and smart urban technologies. Recent work includes studies on thermal inequality in Spain and transnational activity spaces.
