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Railroad innovations "Made in Saxony"
The SET4FUTURE Innovation Award recognizes innovative products and technologies in the field of rail operations. Dr. Michael Krieg, Managing Director of the "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport Sciences, was on the jury this year and gained an insight into the projects presented.
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Scientists from Sri Lanka visit the Chair of Mobility System Planning
Dr. Chethika Abenayake and Dr. Amila Jayasinghe research and teach at the Department of Town and Country Planning at the University of Moratuwa in Sri Lanka. In June, they completed a guest stay at the "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences as part of the LBS2ITS…
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Overhead line technology as a building block for the transport transition: Researchers make recommendations to policymakers
The eHighway-Schleswig Holstein (FESH) field trial is investigating the use of overhead line trucks on the highway. Funding from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection (BMWK) expires at the end of this year. In a white paper, the stakeholders involved now state an urgent need for…
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Summer university 2024: study orientation at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences
During the summer vacations in Saxony, school pupils can spend a week getting to know what it's like to study at TU Dresden. Lectures, lab tours and exchange meetings give them an insight into STEM studies. This year, the Faculty is represented by the Chair of Aviation Technology and Logistics.…
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Young scientists wanted: Insider Treff Löbau 2024
The Dresden Institute of Automobile Engineering provides information about study opportunities at the Faculty of Transportation and Traffic Sciences.
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"We have the Opportunity to Reduce Maintenance Costs while Improving the Network´s Safety"
Dr. Binbin Liu is taking part in the Senior Fellowship Program offered by TU Dresden. In six months, divided into two blocks, he is working on a research project at the Chair of Rail Vehicle Technology. We asked him about his experiences during his first stay at TUD between January and March 2024.
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Hyperloop: Mobilität der Zukunft oder Rohrkrepierer?
Prof. Arnd Stephan im WDR-Hörfunk-Feature zur Zukunftsvision des Hochgeschwindigkeitsverkehrssystems Hyperloop
Why Germany is not (yet) introducing the car toll
An MDR-AKTUELL user asked the question: Why is the rejected car toll not being reintroduced in Germany? The channel interviewed Prof Georg Hirte, a transport scientist specialising in transport economics at the TUD, among others.
70 years of crosswalks - How the story went
The history of the zebra crossing in Germany and some curiosities about it have been reviewed by ZDF in a report (from minute 09:50). The Dresden transport and traffic scientist Prof. Reinhard Koettnitz was also interviewed (from minute 17:05).
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Electrical Transportation Systems (Master)
Studying electromobility - shaping the transport revolution. Staff from the Chair of Electric Railways provide insights into the Master's degree course in "Electrical Transportation Systems".
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How do you imagine transport and traffic of the future?
The current edition of the TUD video format "Sitzgelegenheit" asks transport students about their degree programmes and what appeals to them about mobility.
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