Osborne, T. & Jones, P. (In Contract) A Research Agenda for Digital Geographies, Edward Elgar

 

Jones, P. & Osborne, T. (2022) Virtual Reality methods: a guide for researchers in the social sciences and humanities, Policy Press.

Osborne, T. & Jones, P. (In Press) Embodied virtual geographies: linkages between bodies and digital environments, Geography Compass

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Osborne, T. (2021) Restorative and afflicting qualities of the micro-space encounter: psychophysiological reactions to the spaces of the city, Annals of the American Association of Geographers

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Osborne, T. & Meijering, L. (2021) ‘We may be long in the tooth, but it makes us tough’: Exploring stillness for older adults during the COVID-19 lockdowns, Social & Cultural Geography, doi:10.1080/14649365.2021.2000019.

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Meijering, L.B., Osborne, T., Hoorn, E. & Montagner, C. (2020) How the GDPR can contribute to improving geographical research, Geoforum, 117, 291-295

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Pykett, J., Chrisinger, B., Kyriakou, K., Osborne, T., Resch, B., Strathi, A., Tóth, E., Whittaker, A. (2020) Understanding the embodied and social determinants of urban stress through citizen social science, Palgrave Communications, 6(85), 1-11

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Pykett, J., Osborne, T., & Resch, B. (In press) From urban stress to neurourbanism: how should we research city wellbeing?, Annals of the American Association of Geographers, 110(6), 1936-1951.

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Jones, P. & Osborne, T. (2020) Analysing virtual landscapes using postmemory, Social & Cultural Geography, 21 (2), 186-206

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Foley, R., Bell, S., Gittens, H., Grove, H., Kaley, A., Osborne, T., Power, A., Roberts, E. & Thomas, M. (2020) Disciplined research in undisciplined settings’: Critical Explorations of In-Situ and Mobile Methodologies in Geographies of Health and Wellbeing, Area, 52, 514-522.

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Osborne, T., Warner, E., Jones, P. & Resch, B. (2019) Performing social media: artistic approaches to analysing big data, GeoHumanities, 5(1), 282-294.

Disney, T., Warwick, L., Ferguson, H., Leigh, J. T., Cooner, T., Beddoe, L., Jones, P. & Osborne, T. (2019) “Isn’t it funny the children that are further away we don’t think about as much?”: Using GPS to explore the Mobilities and Geographies of Social Work and Child Protection Practice, Children & Youth Services Review, 100, 39-49.

Osborne, T. & Jones, P. (2017) Biosensing and geography: a mixed methods approach, Applied Geography, 87, 160-169

 

Osborne, T. Ascribing Value: The Use of Biosensing in Heritage Landscapes, Conscious Cities: Bridging Neuroscience, Architecture, and Technology, London 2017.

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Osborne, T. (En)gendering ambiances of the city, Ambiances and territories in transformation, 3rd International Congress on Ambiances Volos 2016.

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Osborne, T. Dul, A. & Meijering, L. (2021) Exploring older adult’s experiences of urban space  in the COVID-19 lockdown(s): Dutch and British perspectives, in van Melik, R., Filion, P. & Doucet, B. (Eds) Global Reflections on COVID-19 and Urban Inequalities Volume III: Public Space and Mobility, Policy Press. p. 109-118.

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Jones, P. & Osborne, T. (2021) Games in research, games as research, in: von Benzon, N., Holton, M., Wilkinson, C. & Wilkinson, S. (Eds) Creative Methods for Human Geographers, SAGE

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Jones, P. & Osborne, T. (2020)Measuring the body, in: Jones, P. Bodies, Technologies and Methods, Routledge. p. 31-58.

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Osborne, T. & Jones, P. (2020) Virtual reality and memorials: (re)building and experiencing the past, in: Micieli-Voutsinas, J. & Person, A. (Eds.) Affective Architectures: More-than-representational approaches to Geographies of Heritage, Routledge

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Osborne, T. (2019) Biosensing: a critical reflection on doing memory research through the body in: Drozdzewski, D & Birdsall, C (Eds.) Doing Memory Research: New Methods and Approaches, Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 63-85.

Osborne, T. Lowe, T. & Meijering, L. (2022) Metastable rhythms and harmonies: the eurhythmias of caregiving, 19th International Medical Geography Symposium, Edinburgh.

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Meijering, L., Osborne, T. & Weitkamp, G. (2022) Seasonal differences in mobility in later life in the Netherlands, 19th International Medical Geography Symposium, Edinburgh.

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Lowe, T., de Haas, B., Osborne, T. & Meijering, L. (2021) Performance and informal care: Understanding the relationship between the dementia care role and mobility, Dutch Demography Day, Utrecht.

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Osborne, T. & Jones, P. (2021) Immersion in mixed methods: the use of VR in research, Innovative Digital Geographies: Pushing against quantitative and qualitative boundaries, RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, London.

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Meijering, L. Dul, A. J. & Osborne, T., (2020) Exploring older adults’ experiences of urban space in the COVID-19 lockdowns: Dutch and British perspectives, Dutch Demography Week 2020, Netherlands Demographic Society (NVD).

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Lowe, T., de Haas, B., Osborne, T. & Meijering, L. (2020) “I don’t think I’m active, but hopefully I’ll be getting back to my activities”: A life course perspective on older adult everyday mobility, New Zealand Geographical Society Conference, Online.

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Osborne, T. (2018) Performing social media: artistic approaches to analysis big data, Methods and approaches in digital social media, RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, Cardiff.

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Osborne, T. (2017) Digitising the body: using biosensing technologies for geographic research, Digital technologies: Digital methods, RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, London.

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Jones, P. & Osborne, T. (2017) The performative construction of videogame landscapes, Geographies of Digital Games (II), RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, London.

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Osborne, T. (2017) Biosensing and understanding memories through the body, ‘Doing’ memory differently (I), American Association of Geographers Annual Conference, Boston.

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Jones, P. & Osborne, T. (2017) Urban space, biosensing and embodiment: a mixed methods approach, Mobile bodies, technologies and methods: critical perspectives, American Association of Geographers Annual Conference, Boston.

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Osborne, T. 92016) The Potentials of Wearable Technology, Methodological Innovations in Postgraduate Research, RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, London.

 

Osborne, T. (2016) Brain and body in urban psychogeography, Affective Geographies, RGSPGF
Mid-term Conference, Newcastle.

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