Tab CombsFeb 23, 2023

‼️ Do you work for a city or town that has changed its approach to divvying up #StreetSpace as a result of the #COVID19 #pandemic? If so, we need to hear from you!

Since the beginning of the pandemic (3 years ago!) a small team of researchers--with help from an army of volunteer #CrowdSourcers around the world--has been documenting the ways in which city streets evolved to meet changing demands for public space. 🧵

#ShiftingStreets #COVIDstreets #SpaceForHealth

https://twitter.com/DrTCombs/status/1497198733062197252

Tab Combs on Twitter

“23 months. That's how long we've been gathering info on how cities have responded to changing demands on public space during the #COVID19 pandemic. When I started this effort I had no idea how big it would get. #ShiftingStreets (TL;DR: please share & r/t!) 1/”

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Wedge LIVE!May 5, 2020

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To reduce exposure time on buses, which are still required post-pandemic, buses should be faster. This requires dedicated bus lanes on every route where buses would be slowed bu traffic. #SpaceForHealth

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/trnsprtst/status/1257415027482660864

David M. Levinson on Twitter

“To reduce exposure time on buses, which are still required post-pandemic, buses should be faster. This requires dedicated bus lanes on every route where buses would be slowed bu traffic. #SpaceForHealth”

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ESAOct 18, 2017
Speeding up #breastcancer screening #spaceforhealth http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Engineering_Technology/TTP2/Speeding_up_cancer_screening https://twitter.com/esa/status/920611027779244032/photo/1 source: https://twitter.com/esa/status/920611027779244032
Speeding up cancer screening

Delivering breast cancer screening results in a day instead of today’s standard two weeks is being proposed by an ESA incubator start-up company using paperless technology and online image transfers. Screening vans are already on the streets.

ESA (unofficial)Sep 11, 2017
During Thomas Pesquet's six-month #Proxima mission on the International Space Station, ESA monitored his health carefully using the #Everywear, an experiment that gathers health data from astronauts via a system of wearable sensors and wirelessly transfers the information to a Space Station tablet. #SpaceforHealth http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Preparing_for_the_Future/Space_for_Earth/Space_for_health/A_patch_of_health #space