Merge pull request #16 from colouring-cities/polly64-patch-12

Update index.markdown

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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ The Colouring Cities model has been built and successfully tested since 2016 wit
 
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-Current academic contributors include, from Australia, University of New South Wales; Austria, AIT and BOKU; Bahrain, University of Bahrain; Britain, Alan Turing Institute and Loughborough University and researchers from the universities of Birmingham, Bristol, Newcastle, Exeter, Manchester, Oxford, Cambridge and UCL; Canada, Concordia University; Colombia, Universidad di San Jose; Germany (IOER);  Greece, University of Patras, and National Technical University of Athens;  Hungary, Budapest University of Technology and Economics; Indonesia, King’s College London and Institut Teknologi, Bandung; Kenya, Dedan Kimathi University of Technology; Lebanon, American University of Beirut); Philippines ; Ateneo de Manila University; Poland; Poznan University of Technology;  Singapore,  National University of Singapore;  Switzerland EPFL Lausanne; Spain, IREC;  Sweden, Mälardalen University; Turkey, Istanbul Technical University, and the United States, City University New York, Perelman School of Medicine, Penn University  and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. 
+Current academic network contributors include, from Australia, University of New South Wales; Austria, AIT and BOKU; Bahrain, University of Bahrain; Britain, Alan Turing Institute and Loughborough University and researchers from the universities of Birmingham, Bristol, Newcastle, Exeter, Manchester, Oxford, Cambridge and UCL; Canada, Concordia University; Colombia, Universidad di San Jose; Germany (IOER);  Greece, University of Patras, and National Technical University of Athens;  Hungary, Budapest University of Technology and Economics; Indonesia, King’s College London and Institut Teknologi, Bandung; Kenya, Dedan Kimathi University of Technology; Lebanon, American University of Beirut; Philippines, Ateneo de Manila University; Poland, Poznan University of Technology;Singapore, National University of Singapore; Switzerland EPFL Lausanne; Spain, IREC;  Sweden, Mälardalen University; Turkey, Istanbul Technical University, and the United States, City University New York, Perelman School of Medicine, Penn University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. 
 
 Multidisciplinary expertise within the CCRP includes: computer science, data science, software engineering, urban science, industrial ecology, urban morphology, physics, environmental science, material science, climate change, resilience and risk, building construction, engineering, conservation, housing, health, planning, architecture, history, architectural history, graphic design, colour theory, open data systems, AI, (including ML and CV), procedural modelling, GIS and spatial data visualisation and uncertainty quantification. Data ethics and ethical use of building level footprints and the identification of security and privacy concerns relating to the visualisation and release of building attribute data form key areas of CCRP work.