Science Year 2022 - Participate! - takes place in Dresden and Weißwasser

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MOTUS project: Sustainable transport despite Corona, climate or structural change?

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Network Studio "Mobility and Societal Change": ExU potential areas of TU Dresden in exchange

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Chair of Traffic Control and Process Automation

"My Goal: Leading the chair towards an internationally recognised group in traffic control of multimodal traffic processes"

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Employer-paid parking – possibilities and perspectives

A new study from the Transport and Traffic Sciences of TU Dresden examines the economic and business benefits of employee parking as well as alternatives to it.

Calls for science awards

Apply now: In 2022, young researchers will again have the opportunity to apply for various science prizes with their scientific work.

Time is money. Or maybe not?

Dr. Andy Obermeyer, transport and traffic scientist at the TU Dresden, analyses whether and what influence small individual travel time gains have on the general travel time value and thus on the economic efficiency of transport projects.

"SmartFly" - Soon flying taxis in use in Saxony?

In a preliminary study with the participation of transport and traffic scientists from TU Dresden possibilities are being investigated as to how air taxis can be integrated into existing transport systems in Saxony and used economically. The Free State is funding the project with 280,000 euros.

Studies

The Gold Medal Student

In an interview with the online magazine "Countdown", Olympian and TUD student Tom Liebscher reveals what matters in Olympic competitions, how he balances his studies and his sport, and what his plans for the future are.

Video review of Digital Rail Summer School 2021

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Continuity in leadership in times of change

Confirmed in office: Prof. Günther Prokop re-elected as Dean and Prof. Regine Gerike as Vice-Dean of the "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences

Karl Vossloh Innovation Award for Dresden transport and traffic scientist Prof. Dr. Angela Francke

Promoting environmentally friendly mobility behaviour: Award for outstanding dissertation in interdisciplinary transport research

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Strengthening German – Thai Partnership in Railways Systems

Dresden transport scientist Prof. Arnd Stephan was one of the keynote speakers at the online workshop "High Speed Rail: The Changing Face of Thai Railways". His presentation on the electrification of high-speed rail lines was very well received.

International Cycling Safety Conference 2022 in Dresden

Great success for 3 professorships of the Dresden Institute of Transport Planning and Road Traffic at TU Dresden. They are hosting the ICSC 2022. Around 200 international participants are expected.

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Mobility in Saxony - current status and perspectives

The DVWG invites you to an online lecture on 25 January, 6:00 p.m., as part of the "DVWG Impulse!" series. The speaker is Dr. Jens Albrecht, Head of the Mobility Department at the Saxon State Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Transport.

Saxony adopts hydrogen strategy

Die Sächsische Wasserstoffstrategie beschreibt die Besonderheiten des Wasserstoffstandortes Sachsen und zeigt auf, mit welchen Maßnahmen eine Wasserstoffwirtschaft entlang der gesamten Wertschöpfungskette im Freistaat Sachsen aufgebaut werden kann.

Digital Platform Unmanned Aerial Vehicles has been launched

A new digital platform of the German Air Navigation Services (DFS) and the BMVI bundles all information, rules and procedures for drone operations in Germany centrally on one website for the first time.

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Nobel Prize in Economics - simply explained

Ostap Okhrin is a professor at the "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences. Thematically, he likes to think outside the box.

What will the city of tomorrow look like?

On the YouTube channel "Discover TU Dresden", the current episode of "Gute Frage" is about the city of the future. Prof. Arnd Stephan and student Jule Klepin were asked about the role of transport and mobility in this.

Everyday life as a student of transport engineering

"Try TU Dresden" is a new YouTube channel of the TUD. In the first VLOG, Alona Chesnok talks about her transport engineering studies.

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