Mapping inequalities through the life course
Mapineq is a collaborative effort to respond to the imperative challenge of the European Union for identifying and tackling the main drivers of inequality trends.
Mapineq analyses educational, socioeconomic, and health inequalities, and the interdependence between them across the life time and cohorts.
Latest news:
Mapineq Link Webinar Series – Visualising Inequalities at the Local Level
This three-part lunchtime event from 9-11 December is designed to introduce you to Mapineq Link – a new, interactive geospatial tool for visualising population and inequality indicators at the local level.
Blog – Rethinking Biobanks: The Power of Family Sampling
In a recent Perspective article published in Nature, we – a team of researchers from the UK, USA, Norway, Australia, and the Netherlands – propose a new approach to genetic research that focuses on family-based sampling.
Blog – Why citizenship means environmental privilege in German cities
A new study finds: Non-nationals who live in German cities are exposed to more air pollution and have less access to green spaces than nationals. Income level does not seem to factor into this. But there is a third variable which correlates: anti-foreigner sentiment.
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