To celebrate completing four and half years of research by the iDODDLE team into digitalised daily life and climate change, we’ve pulled together all our… Read More »Read all the main findings of the iDODDLE project in one place!
Emilie Vrain of the iDODDLE team, along with Brendan Lawson (lead author) and others at Loughborough University have a new paper in Big Data &… Read More »What Do Users Really Think of Personalised Climate Data?
A new paper from the iDODDLE team presents findings from the living lab which studied households over more than a year as they adopted an… Read More »Does home automation really save time and energy?
Have you ever made a decision about buying a new technology based on the experiences of someone you know? How much of a role has… Read More »Interactions between cross-level feedbacks shaping digital technology acceptance
In October, DPhil student Marcel Seger attended the 9th E-Mobility Power System Integration Symposium in Berlin. During the two-day conference, Marcel had the opportunity to present his first published journal paper… Read More »How Data and Smart Algorithms Can Transform Electric Vehicle Workplace Charging
The 13th Oxford Energy Day, held on September 24, 2025 at the Mathematical Institute, explored the theme ‘Energy & Data: Opportunities and Challenges for the Energy Transition’. Speakers discussed how… Read More »From Data to Decisions: Poster Presentation at Oxford Energy Day 2025
DPhil student Poornima Kumar completed a three-month research programme at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis this summer, called the Young Scientist Summer Programme… Read More »Wrapping up a summer of modelling digital adoption dynamics: the Young Scientist Summer Programme
It’s hard to assess the climate impacts of digital technologies. Impacts can be direct, indirect and systemic – where is the system boundary drawn that… Read More »Study designs explain whether climate impacts of digital tech are beneficial or detrimental
On-demand digital services allow for new conveniences of getting what we want at an instant, all from our digital devices. Through our mobile phone, we… Read More »Reconsidering conveniences through on-demand digital services
Our new study published in the journal, Energy Policy, shows how a key low-carbon technology is distributed very unevenly across the UK despite a decade… Read More »Making use of spatial spillovers to drive heat pump uptake