Dylan Connor is an Associate Professor in the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning at Arizona State University and Director of the Life Chances Lab.
He develops large-scale population data infrastructures to study the geography of life chances: how do our changing neighborhoods and regions dictate our ability to be upwardly mobile, build wealth, and live long, healthy lives?
Email: d.c@asu.edu
Using historical population data to examine why big cities support economic growth and innovation, but increasingly fail to deliver opportunities for upward mobility.
How localized economic stagnation curtails children's future prospects for advancement. Winner of the 2024 Editor’s Choice Award.
The first neighborhood and regional data tracking 60 years of wealth accumulation and inequality via population synthesis and GeoAI.
Using big data and population synthesis to identify and forecast hotspots of cognitive decline.