First Train-the-Teachers course in Sri Lanka

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MoveOn project evaluates GPS cycling data for municipalities

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Automated driving in Leipzig - Saxon innovation project ABSOLUT enters the next test phase

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Global Approach to Mobility of the Future – From Sydney/Australia to TU Dresden (Germany)

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Solidarity with Ukraine - support for affected students and faculty members

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Research

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.

Project Flexi-Wing Wheel from Dresden Wins Innovation Award Modern Agriculture

1st prize in the category "cooperation": Transport scientists from the TUD Dresden Institute of Automobile Engineering are involved in the development of the technical innovation for the soil-conserving arable farming solution.

German Bicycle Award 2022: Third place for "bikeSim" web tool

Transport ecologists from TU Dresden and the start-up Cyface impress the jury with their web tool for forecasting the utilisation of cycling infrastructure.

Reduce the stress just by cycling

International study by Imperial College London with the participation of Dresden traffic researcher Prof. Regine Gerike.

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

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?

Prof. Jochen Trinckauf gives last lecture

Prof. Jochen Trinckauf gave his last lecture at the end of January. He thus retired after 24 years at TU Dresden.

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Research data management with reference to automated and networked mobility

NFDI4Ing Community Meeting of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Transport and Traffic Engineering and Systems Engineering with focus on data life cycle and the FAIR principles of data use.

"Rising Stars" workshop on transport sciences

Young transport researchers from Europe presented current research work at the "Rising Stars Scientific Symposium" (rail sector) in Dresden at the end of 2021. The invitation was extended by the "Friedrich List" Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences of TU Dresden.

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Optimal traffic flow with intelligent traffic lights

Traffic jams and long waiting times at intersections in city centres are part of everyday life for all road users. A spin-off of ETH Zurich promises a significantly improved traffic flow with self-controlled traffic lights.

Use of automated drones in water rescue

Automatically flying drones are to increase the safety of bathers and water sports enthusiasts at lakes in Lusatia in the near future. Transport and traffic researchers from TU Dresden are among those involved in the project.

Electromobility in Germany

Current special evaluation of the KfW Energy Transition Barometer by KfW Research shows: The number of electric cars is growing three times faster than the public charging infrastructure.

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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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