Somewhere between these futuristic developments, I found myself in the University's map archives with the brilliant curator Donna, diving into historical cartography and its role in Geography education.

Old maps, new tech - turns out, they work together pretty well. [3/3]

I also got a demo of their £1.2 million data visualization observatory, where cutting-edge tech is being used for everything from planning supermarkets before they're
built to mapping crime, well-being, and obesity rates. [2/3]