"Highly immersive driving simulator" reaches milestone: Main components assembled for the first time / Dome now at TU Dresden

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TU Dresden awards honorary doctorate to Dipl.-Ing. Jürgen Bönninger

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Solidarity with Ukraine - support for affected students and faculty members

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Research

Invitation: Kick-Off Meeting Project MoveOn - Cycling Data for Germany, 20 June 2022

Connection of more than 2,000 municipalities to cycling data platform planned – as a basis for efficient and user-oriented further development of cycling.

Survey takes a look at 9-Euro-Ticket

Research group "Flexible Transport Systems and Complex Urban Dynamics" at the TU Dresden investigates possibilities for future ticket pricing.

MoveOn project evaluates GPS cycling data for municipalities

Connection of more than 2,000 municipalities to cycling data platform planned – as a basis for efficient and user-oriented further development of cycling.

Practical handbook to evaluate cycling measures published

RADeval research project: Practical assistance for municipalities in planning and carrying out evaluations in the field of cycling.

Studies

ETCS seminars - new content in teaching

New technology in the safety engineering laboratory at TU Dresden enables special seminars on the subject of ETCS (European Train Control System).

First e-learning meeting sums up hybrid teaching

Lecturers from the "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences exchanged ideas on the topic of "hybrid teaching" and further developed digital teaching formats.

People

How we move into the future: Inaugural lecture of Prof. S. Travis Waller on June 16

Prof. Dr. S. Travis Waller enriches the community of the "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences since 1 April 2022.

Alumni survey on the further development of the transport degree programmes

Studying transport at the cutting edge. But what does it take? Which topics and contents are important in the professional lives of transport experts - and must therefore be included in the degree programme?

Network

2nd Saxon Public Transport Symposium on 21/22 June - Sustainable, Automated, Networked

The 2nd Saxon Public Transport Symposium will take place on 21 and 22 June in Leipzig. The focus will be on the expansion of public transport, including networking with other modes of transport for sustainable mobility.

First Train-the-Teachers course in Sri Lanka

TU Dresden supports four South Asian universities in the Erasmus+ project LBS2ITS in establishing and further developing higher education in transport and traffic sciences.

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Experiment 9-Euro-Ticket: And what comes after the summer?

mdr highlights the first results from a survey conducted by the TUD research group "Flexible Transport Services and Urban Dynamics", "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences.

Smart Cabin gets connected to the ground

The i+sCabin2.0 research project enables airlines to create a more reliable cabin and increased passenger comfort through artificial intelligence.

Job offer: WHK in the Dean's Office Transport and Traffic Sciences

The "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences at TU Dresden is looking for an academic assistant (m/f/d; up to 19 h/week) in the Dean's Office to start as soon as possible.

Videothek

Hybrid trolleybuses in intercity transport

Web seminar with train expert Prof. Arnd Stephan of TU Dresden on the use of hybrid trolleybuses in intercity transport – a thrilling project.

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.

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