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affiliation: The Open University, Milton Keynes, Department of Engineering and Innovation

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2020 – today

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2021
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Miguel Valdez, Matthew Cook, Stephen Potter:
Humans and robots coping with crisis - Starship, Covid-19 and urban robotics in an unpredictable world. SMC 2021: 2596-2601

2010 – 2019

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2018
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Alan-Miguel Valdez, Matthew Cook, Per-Anders Langendahl, Helen Roby, Stephen Potter:
Prototyping sustainable mobility practices: user-generated data in the smart city. Technol. Anal. Strateg. Manag. 30(2): 144-157 (2018)
2014
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Per-Anders Langendahl, Matthew Cook, Stephen Potter:
Social Practice Theory on Tour. ICT4S (Workshops) 2014: 35-37
2013
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Jeffrey Johnson, Matthew Cook:
Policy Design: A New Area of Design Research and Practice. CSDM 2013: 51-62

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