Emily is a PhD Candidate at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. Before starting the PhD, Emily has a background specialising in Data Science in Business, where she received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from The University of Sydney, and subsequently MPhil in Land Economy Research from University of Cambridge. Her interest is utilising data science and computing techniques to deliver scientific and evidence-based policy implications to support urban development. Emily is the recipient of 2021 Selwyn Masters Scholarship, and she is also the winner of Cambridge-McKinsey Risk Prize.
Does planning strategy matter? Identifying the potential causal links between planning strategy and city economic growth
Planning Strategy; Natural Language Processing (NLP) in Urban Study; Public Finance; Urban Economics
tw531@cam.ac.uk