UW News
Cynthia Chen
November 1, 2021
UW receives $2M from National Science Foundation to design an ‘adaptable society’
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A team led by the University of Washington has received a nearly $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to further research into how urban societal systems can be organized to be both efficient and resilient.
January 6, 2016
What motivates people to walk and bike? It varies by income
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The built environment influences decisions to walk or bike differently for lower- and higher-income groups, UW researchers have found. Neighborhood density, accessible destinations and fewer vehicles were associated with more walking and biking in lower-income groups, while neighborhood attractiveness was relevant for higher-income groups.