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讲座预告 | 营造空间与连接社区，共筑繁荣城市

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营造空间与连接社区，共筑繁荣城市

​Creating Places and Connecting Communities for Flourishing Cities

摘 要  Abstract

世界卫生组织社会联结委员会（WHO Commission on Social Connection）近期指出，孤独与社会隔离已成为人口老龄化背景下的重要公共健康挑战，并与心脏病、2型糖尿病、抑郁症及痴呆等疾病风险显著相关。本次讲座提出“孤独生成环境（Lonelygenic Environments）”概念，旨在突破将孤独归因于个体的传统叙事，转而强调城市规划与社会政策在增进全民福祉中的关键作用。

讲座将系统介绍团队在该领域的前沿研究进展，并探讨包括社会处方（social prescribing）与基于自然的干预（nature-based interventions）在内的潜在解决路径。同时，报告将结合悉尼大学与新南威尔士大学正在推进的重要研究计划，展示其在知识交流、博士生联合培养及国际科研合作方面所构建的平台与前景。

The WHO Commission on Social Connection has recently identified loneliness and social isolation as critical public health challenges in ageing populations, linked to increased risks of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, depression, and dementia. This talk introduces the concept of “lonelygenic environments,” shifting the focus from individual-level explanations of loneliness to the broader roles of urban planning and social policy in fostering wellbeing for all.

The presenters will outline their latest research on lonelygenic environments and discuss potential solutions, including social prescribing and nature-based interventions. The talk will also highlight major research initiatives at the University of Sydney and UNSW, which support ongoing knowledge exchange, PhD co-supervision, and international collaboration.

主讲嘉宾介绍

Biography of the Speakers

Thomas Astell-Burt

Thomas Astell-Burt教授现任悉尼大学城市与星球健康系教授、繁荣城市研究中心主任（Centre for Flourishing Cities）。根据Google Scholar学者数据库，Thomas Astell-Burt在全球Green Space（绿地空间）、Health Geography（健康地理学）、Transit-Oriented Development（以公共交通为导向的开发）领域引用量均排名第1位的学者。连续三年入选科睿唯安全球高被引学者（Top 1% Highly Cited Researcher），同时入选斯坦福-爱思唯尔全球前2%科学家榜单。作为澳大利亚研究理事会（ARC）未来学者，他主持多项国家级重大研究项目，重点探索基于自然的干预与城市设计如何应对抑郁症、糖尿病和痴呆等公共健康挑战。作为人类福祉与环境研究实验室（PowerLab）联合主任，其研究成果已广泛应用于悉尼、澳大利亚乃至全球数百个城市的绿色基础设施规划实践。

Professor Thomas Astell-Burt is Professor of Cities and Planetary Health and Director of the Centre for Flourishing Cities at the University of Sydney. According to Google Scholar, he is ranked first globally for research on green space, health geography, and transit-oriented development (TOD). He has been named a Clarivate Top 1% Highly Cited Researcher for three consecutive years. He is also listed among the top 2% of scientists worldwide by Stanford-Elsevier. As an ARC Future Fellow, he leads major national research programs exploring how nature-based interventions and urban design can address depression, diabetes, and dementia. As Co-Director of PowerLab, his work has informed urban greening strategies across Australia and in hundreds of cities worldwide.

Xiaoqi FENG

Xiaoqi Feng教授现任新南威尔士大学（UNSW）医学与健康学院城市健康与环境系教授，并担任SPIRIT（社会处方跨学科研究、实施与转化）项目主任。她入选斯坦福-爱思唯尔全球前2%科学家，累计科研经费超过2100万美元，并担任乔治全球健康研究所荣誉教授。冯教授主持多项由NHMRC和MRFF资助的研究项目，聚焦环境健康以及社会与自然处方的多层级干预机制，以促进心理、身体与社会健康。她于2022年在《柳叶刀·星球健康》提出“孤独生成环境（Lonelygenic Environments）”概念，并于2016年共同创立PowerLab。其研究成果已对全球100多个城市的绿色发展战略及澳大利亚公共健康政策产生重要影响，并于2025年受邀在新南威尔士州议会“孤独问题调查”中发表演讲。

Professor Xiaoqi Feng is Professor of Urban Health and Environment at UNSW Medicine and Health and Director of SPIRIT. She is a Stanford-Elsevier Top 2% Scientist with over $21 million in research funding and an Honorary Professorial Fellow at the George Institute for Global Health. She leads major NHMRC- and MRFF-funded programs on environmental health and social and nature prescribing, aiming to develop multilevel interventions to improve mental, physical, and social wellbeing. Prof Feng coined the term "Lonelygenic Environments" in The Lancet Planetary Health (2022) and co-founded PowerLab in 2016. Her work has influenced greening strategies in over 100 cities and public health policy in Australia.

LA talk is a fronteir-oriented academic lecture series which is jointly held by the School of Design of Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the Shanghai Society of Landscape Architecture. This lecture series invites leading scholars and designers in the landscape architecture domain to discuss academic research and practice frontiers. This series of lectures is open to teachers and students of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, members of the Shanghai Society of Landscape Architecture and all audiences who are interested in landscape architecture. It aims to promote the exchange and collision of cutting-edge concepts of this discipline in China and internationally, and build a bridge for dialogues between masters and practitioners, to jointly promote the development of landscape architecture discipline with universities, professional societies and industry forces.