Strengthened partnership for the connected electric vehicle of the future

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"Dresden Declaration on Turnaround in Transport Policy" adopted

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3 Days of Transport and Traffic 2021: ContactFair Transport and Traffic - Faculty Day - Faculty Ball

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Integration of safety metrics into arrival management at large aerodromes increases airspace and runway capacities

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Cycling? But safely! Sensors and Big Data make it possible

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Start of studies in autumn at TU Dresden - application period extended until 30 September

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Research

Goodness-of-Fit Tests for Copula

Copulae are a mathematical tool for modelling and estimating multivariate distributions. A recent publication from the Dresden Transport and Traffic Sciences describes how different copula models can be combined to achieve optimal results.

Analog authentication was yesterday - creating e-identity securely

TU Dresden involved in OPTIMOS 2.0 project: Secure eID services for the promotion of smart services.

VVO project for alternative drives with Dresden research expertise

Railway expert Dipl.-Ing. Nyascha Thomas Wittemann talks about the opportunities and challenges in the development of battery-powered trains in the current VVO association report.

Faster travel vs. more comfortable travel - What to invest in?

International team of researchers publishes current study with participation of Dresden transport and traffic scientist Prof. Regine Gerike.

Studies

How to become a professor?

Prof. Pascal Kerschke answered questions from the career orientation magazine "Countdown", including how he found his career path, what a professor does, and why data is becoming increasingly important in transport.

Olympia: Top-class sport and study at TU Dresden

Two medallists from the German Olympic team study at TU Dresden, including canoeist Tom Liebscher (Transport Engineering). They were honoured for their sporting achievements at the TU Dresden Rector's Office on 6 September.

People

Manuel Torres obituary: The loss of a German-Cuban advocate

The graduate of the former "Friedrich List" College of Transport has been one of the TU Dresden's committed regional ambassadors for many years.

Olympic gold for traffic engineer student Tom Liebscher from Dresden

Dresden native paddles his way to a medal in the four-man kayak over 500 metres in Tokyo.

Network

Research data management in the engineering sciences

Digital NFDI4Ing conference on 27 + 28 September focuses on best practice, research software, infrastructure and cooperation. Participation is free of charge.

Connecting Female Scientists: Electromobility

A summer school at the TU Dresden deals with the topic of e-mobility. Six female researchers are providing specialist input, including Dresden transport and traffic scientist Prof. Regine Gerike.

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Premiere journey of a train with battery drive

A battery-powered multiple unit from Alstom had its premiere run on 7 September, starting in Chemnitz. The prototype travelled via Flöha and Zschopau back to Chemnitz. In the process, it changed its mode of propulsion from overhead line operation to battery electric.

1.5 metres of safety distance for cyclists with big data

In the research project "Space2Ride", TUD transport and traffic scientists, a start-up and the city of Leipzig are looking for new solutions to avoid cycling accidents using big data and sensors. mdr Wissen has taken up the topic.

What do you think about 30 km/h speed limits in cities?

Bayern 2 explored this question in the programme "Tagesgespräch" on 2 September. One of the interviewees was the traffic ecologist Prof. Udo Becker from TU Dresden. He also answered questions from the audience.

Videothek

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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