New paper on physiological stress markers for pedestrians and cyclists
Excited to be sharing a new open-access paper on physiological stress markers for walking and cycling. A fun and fruitful collaboration with UBC health psychologists Eli Puterman and Luke Peddie, as well as UC Davis’s Dillon Fitch – a real team effort! See the paper here: https://authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S1369-8478(21)00281-3
Webinar on Accelerating E-bike Adoption for Climate and Equity
Dr. Bigazzi joined Diana Gibson of the Community Social Planning Council (CSPC) of Greater Victoria, Glenys Verhulst of the District of Saanich, and Carmen Proctor of the City of Nelson to present a seminar on e-bike incentive programs, targeted toward government staff and decision-makers. The webinar was hosted by the Community Energy Association (CEA). See the […]
REACT Lab research presented at the 2021 UBC 3MT Competition
Ph.D. Student Amir Hassanpour presents at the 2021 UBC 3 minute thesis (3MT) competition (Physical Activity Heat) and won first prize.