Bharath M. Palavalli
@bharathmp
There seems to be a bit of #Bangalore love on Twitter. So here is a a list of books about/on Bangalore that I've either read or enjoyed (in no particular order). Please do share your favourite book(s) other Indian cities. #booksoncities 1/n
I finally found a great copy of Fazlul Hasan’s Bangalore through the Centuries; I’ve been looking for a good copy for a while now. Thank you @bookworm_Kris! My list of books on Bangalore is almost complete: x.com/bharathmp/stat… #bangalore #booksonbangalore
There seems to be a bit of #Bangalore love on Twitter. So here is a a list of books about/on Bangalore that I've either read or enjoyed (in no particular order). Please do share your favourite book(s) other Indian cities. #booksoncities 1/n
Nice! Looking forward to this thread by @madmrad
Inspired by this video, I am gonna do a 30 days, 30 trees series starting today. Humble mention to @HariniNagendra and @MundoliSeema's book, Cities and Canopies, for being the main character here along with Trees of Bengaluru, Envis Technical report Feb 2014, IISC.
In our second discussion of the Science of Cities series, we explore the Indian urban system w/ Anand Sahasranaman, particularly how scale & geography impact urban properties, and what this tells us about the evolution of the urban fabric of the country. youtube.com/watch?v=yk28ok…
Hey All! Tomorrow, we have a small quiz programme planned in the Namma Raste event. The quiz, titled Right Anta Heli is a programme that has to do with topics related to BMTC. This is being organised by us, Friends of BMTC & being hosted by stand-up comedian, @Nithin_m_kamath
Our first conversation with @BettencourtLuis of @UChicago, @sfiscience on ideas of "urban scaling", and how this helps us develop an underlying sense of urban living: youtube.com/watch?v=fcmkPp… Some of the themes highlighted in the conversation were...
Sunday morning on #BMTC is generally different, & I paid for the ticket online which was definitely useful. It would’ve helped if the scanner was with the ticket machine rather than just stickers on the bus. #publictransport #bangalore
“DREAM MACHINE is suited for readers looking for an introduction the inner workings of AI technology while also contemplating the future of technology unfolding within our present-day...” @architamittra reviews work by @Laurent_Daudet and @WorldOfHalahala locusmag.com/2025/01/dream-…
Looking forward to this, which has a chapter by me on "Exploring the Emergence of Peripheral Centralities in Bengaluru: The Case of Electronics City". The book also key contributions from many others across the globe edited by @TheBigNA @rkeil & @Planographer
Coming soon, 2 new edited books on #PeripheralCentralities by @TheBigNA @rkeil & I w/ gr8 cpntributors #PeripheralCentralities: Instances of Anticipatory #Urbanism jovis.de/en/book/978398… #PeripheralCentralities: The Lost & Past #Urbanity of the #Suburbs routledge.com/Peripheral-Cen…
Did you play #Scidle today? Scidle English #4 2/6 scidle.researchmatters.in 🟨⬜⬜🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
Lovely to see more agent-based modelling work from India! Do take a look at this piece of work from @MenonBioPhysics and team. We’ve used agent based models in testing and designing public policy, and built a distributed framework in the past with my previous work at @fovlabs.
Our long paper on BharatSim, our agent-based model framework for India, describing the details of the model, the code and multiple examples, is now out in PLoS Comp Bio. #PLOSCompBio: BharatSim: An agent-based modelling framework for India dx.plos.org/10.1371/journa…
How can AI help Indian language scicommers? Here is my try which was just an idea two years ago when I spoke at #SJAI meet. This brief podcast is fully AI. A news brief from the newsletter #,Science-Adviser of @aaas was translated machine language (Google Translate was best. 1/n
It has been a while since I posted. We are thrilled to announce Tarkam: Centre for Data-Driven Discourse at @IIITB_official. If you want to talk #data, #standards, #Interoperability or #stories, please reach out. It is a result of a lot of civil society partners coming together.
It is a well-known problem that in the civil society space, there are various efforts in collecting different kinds of data that don't necessarily talk to each other; there are varying levels of maturity when it comes to data usage and understanding; and while everyone…
Dear @BBMPCOMM by evicting the vendors of church street , you hit not just their business but of shops also. Church street has lost its vibe. Pls follow Street vendors act, restore livelihoods of the poor. @aicctukar Imp story by @ShreyasJurno
The metaphors of artificial intelligence writes @MelMitchell1 @sfiscience | Science science.org/doi/full/10.11…
Always good to get a fountain pen restored by the makers of the pen themselves! Thanks to Ranga Pena for fixing the 4CS. The Fountain Pen Show seemed to have a greater footfall than last year & it was nice seeing so many folks who were new to #fountainpens #bangalore

#Survey Alert: Understanding Author's Perception for #Publishing We are trying to understand the author's perception in India for publishing in #journals. We'd be grateful if you can spare your time in responding to the survey. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… #Research #India
When making games is more fun than playing them! #gamedesign #researchtools

This is possibly the best combination, put together a “public” library as part of a “public” transport system! You can never go wrong with it. This is wonderful work by everyone involved! #PublicTransport #publiclibraries
This new "little free library" in a bus stop is not so little! In Vijayanagara district. Pics shared by RGPR Fellow Samanth. #librariesforall #readingcommunities
"Are we allowed to be unimpressed by Nobel prize winners? Hope so." Professor Duncan Green (@fp2p) on Why Nations Fail. wp.me/p3MVmW-3rx