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First test rounds in an automated cab prototype
Johannes Weyer and Sebastian Hoffmann took part in the consortium meeting of the NeMo.bil project in Landsberg and were given the opportunity to test…
NeMo.bil-Cabs in Paderborn
Cabs from the NeMo.bil project were presented in front of the town hall in Paderborn. The Federal Minister of Economics, Robert Habeck, was also…
How can climate protection in mobility be measured? Professor Johannes Weyer at the Alliance for Mobility NRW
Professor Johannes Weyer presented the sociologically based climate experiment at the Alliance for Mobility in Düsseldorf on June 19.
Senior Professorship team at the 16th Mobility Science Forum
Professor Johannes Weyer and Kay Cepera took part in the 16th Mobility Science Forum in Duisburg.
Professor Johannes Weyer is the editor of a SpringerBrief in the Safety Management series
The article "Safe Transitions in Complex Systems" was published in the anthology "Climate Change and Safety in High-Risk Industries".
Sustainable mobility at the STS conference at TU Graz
At the STS conference at TU Graz, researchers explored various questions relating to sustainable mobility.
New mobility in the Sauerland region?
Representatives of the city and Stadtwerke Menden discussed an innovative mobility system in the Sauerland region with the NeMo.bil project.
First look at the INYO CAB
On 15 January, the INYO-CAB was presented for the first time at the ADAC test site in Penzing.
MoMeEnT Final Meeting
The results of the MoMeEnT project were presented at the final meeting in Dortmund on 3 November 2023.
NeMo.bil at the Mobility Dialog
The NeMo.bil project was presented during the Mobility Dialog at Hof Drepper in Iserlohn.
Advancing the mobility transition in NRW
Christian Fronczak from the NRW Ministry of Transport MUNV visited TU Dortmund University on October 25, 2023.
To the Moon and Mars?
Professor Johannes Weyer gave a talk at "acatech on Tuesday" to discuss the pros and cons of modern space travel.
The Social Dimension of New Mobility
In the "NeMo.bil" project, a consortium from industry and science is developing an innovative, swarm-capable mobility system that is intended to…
Project completion: InnaMoRuhr sustainable mobility
Results of the InnaMoRuhr project regarding the design of sustainable mobility have now been presented at a closing event.
Strategies for changing mobility behavior
At the 15th Mobility Science Forum on May 11th in the CityPalais Duisburg, Prof. Weyer gave a lecture on the modeling of mobility behavior.
Current perspectives of science and technology research
On May 04 and 05, the spring meeting of the Section for Science and Technology Studies of the DGS took place at Dortmund.
Mobility and transport sector as problem children of climate protection
On 27.04. the regional dialogue "Sustainable Mobility" took place digitally in the Metropole Ruhr with a keynote speech by Prof. Weyer.
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Are we putting too much money into new highways?
On March 30, the WDR5 City Talk "Between Climate Crisis and Renovation Backlog - Roads in NRW" took place at 7:30pm at Wilhelmshöhe in Menden.
Modeling sustainable mobility: Impact assessment of policy measures
The 32nd edition of the TATuP was published on March 24th. with an article by Prof. Weyer, Fabian Adelt and Marlon Philipp.
AI in everyday life - humanization of technology?
In an interview with Birgid Becker from Deutschlandfunk, Johannes Weyer answers questions about artificial intelligence.
The interaction of humans and autonomous technology in the real-time society
Prof. Weyer gave a lecture at the 2nd SYnENZ Symposium on 15.02.23 at 18:00.
