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Current research
My current research is partially supported by the Network of Excellence in Internet Science. The following position paper, presented at the
1st International Conference on Internet Science, Brussels, and co-authored with Ileana
Apostol, summarizes some of our core ideas and long-term vision:
The Neighbourhood Game: from behavioural economics to urban planning
[paper, slides].
Since this presentation, we spend most of our time studying related work from different
disciplines, discovering similar projects, organizing interdisciplinary events, and
travelling for research visits and invited talks. We will soon present and synthesize
the outcome of this phase of our work at this web site:
http://nethood.org.
Recent publications
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P. Antoniadis and I. Apostol, The Right(s) to the Hybrid City and the Role of DIY Networking. The Journal of Community Informatics, vol. 10, nov. 2014. Available at: http://ci-journal.net/index.php/ciej/article/view/1092/. [pdf]
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P. Antoniadis, I. Apostol, A. Unteidig, and G. Joost. CONTACT: Facilitating Information Sharing between Strangers Using Hyper-local Community Wireless Networks, UrbanIxD Symposium 2014, Venice, Italy. [pdf, poster]
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I. Apostol, P. Antoniadis, and T. Banerjee. Flânerie between Net and Place: Possibilities for Participation in Planning, Journal of Planning Education and Research (SAGE), 2013, 33(1): 20-33.
[publisher, online review]
Selected invited talks
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Local networks for local interactions: four reasons why and one way forward,
Keynote talk at the Final Symposium of the ADAM project, «Reclaiming the Internet» with distributed architectures: rights, technologies, practices, innovation, October 2-3, 2014, MINES ParisTech, Paris.
[abstract,
slides,
video]
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Thinking outside the Internet: DIY networking, urban interaction design, and being together in the hybrid city, CAPS conference, workshop on Networked Individualism, Brussels, July 2014.
[pdf]
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From smart cities to engaged citizens: windows for collaboration between computer science and urban planning,
a "double" interdisciplinary talk given together with Ileana Apostol, at the
University of Thessaly, Volos, and most recently at the Berlin University of the Arts. [pdf]
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The Neighbourhood Game, the most recent version of the talk on the behavioural economics perspective, given at Oxford University, Department of Experimental Psychology, February 2014.
[pdf]
Interdisciplinary events
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The alternative Internet(s) - state of the art and the possible future,
London School of Economics (LSE), September 15-16th, 2014.
http://www.iscc.cnrs.fr/spip.php?article1912
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From Smart Cities to Engaged Citizens, 3rd EINS Summer School in Volos, July 13-19th, 2014.
http://internet-science.eu/summer-school-2014
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Do It Yourself Networking: an interdisciplinary approach,
Dagstuhl Seminar 14042, January 19-22th, 2014.
http://www.dagstuhl.de/14042
[report]
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Location Versus Locality: Building Applications for Neighborhood Mesh Networks,
Panel at International Summit for Community Wireless Networks, Berlin, October 3rd, 2013.
http://2013.wirelesssummit.org/content/agenda
Abstracts in conferences of different disciplines
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Designing for local institutions in the hybrid city, Inaugural conference of the World Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research (WINIR), 11-14 September 2014, Greenwich, London, UK.
[abstract,
slides]
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ICT-mediated Information Sharing in Public Spaces,
World Social Science Forum, Panel on "Privacy and Surveillance", Montreal, October 13-15th, 2013.
[abstract,
slides, in the news:
etondigital, mcgilldaily]
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The Neighbourhood Game: an Information Sharing Experiment in Real Life,
15th International Conference on Social Dilemmas (ICSP), Zurich, 10-13th July, 2013.
[abstract,
slides]
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NetHood: A social learning approach for hybrid space design,
Joint AESOP/ACSP Planning Congress, Track on "Spatial and Planning Analysis Methods in a Digital World", Dublin, Ireland, July 15-19, 2013.
[abstract,
slides]
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ICT Ownership and the right to the hybrid city,
International Conference on "Using ICT, Social Media and Mobile Technologies to Foster Self-Organisation in Urban and Neighbourhood Governance", Delft, 16-17 May, 2013.
[abstract,
slides]
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