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Fakultät für Sozialwissenschaften
Studenten im Sommer auf dem Campus Nord, rote Zahnräder im Hintergrund © Roland Baege​/​TU Dortmund
05/20/2025

Johannes Weyer discusses the mobility transition in Germany in the "Systemfehler" podcast

The podcast can be listened to at the Nordstadtblogger Dortmund
Professor Johannes Weyer is pictured sitting in front of a poster for the InnamoRuhr project
04/14/2025

NeMo.bil-Cab tested at Paderborn Airport

The autonomous e-taxis were presented last Friday in Paderborn.
The NeMo-Cab is presented in Paderborn. Marcus Zwick, Christoph Rüther and Thomas Tröster sit and lean against the cab.
03/31/2025

Results of InnaMoRuhr published as a book by Springer VS

Johannes Weyer is the editor of the Springer volume "Nachhaltig mobil. Wie das Ruhrgebiet die Verkehrswende schaffen kann".
Cover of the Springer book "Nachhaltig mobil. How the Ruhr region can achieve the traffic turnaround."
02/11/2025

Johannes Weyer with an article in the "Handbuch Mobilität und Gesellschaft".

The Springer volume "Handbuch Mobilität und Gesellschaft. Sozialwissenschaftliche Verkehrs- und Mobilitätsforschung" was just published.
Auf dem Bild ist das Cover des Springer-Bandes zu sehen.
01/28/2025

Automotive Congress South Westphalia in Hagen

A team from the Senior Professorship of Sustainable Mobility visited the Automotive Congress Südwestfalen in Hagen last week for the NeMo.bil project.
Eine Person steht vor einem Kupplungs-Demonstrator auf einer Messe.
01/27/2025

Milestone meeting of the NeMo.bil project in Paderborn

The fourth milestone meeting with the partners also provided interesting insights into the status of the project.
Logo des Forschungsprojektes NeMo.bil
10/22/2024

NeMo.bil receives the German Mobility Award

The NeMo.bil project received the German Mobility Award in the ‘New Mobility Solutions’ category.
09/10/2024

NeMo.bil at the 19th DortmunderAutoTag

While the NeMo.bil project was the subject of several presentations, the NeMoCab was presented in the region for the first time.
A small white autonomous shuttle is parked in a courtyard, about 30 people are standing in front of it and Jonathan Behm points to the cab at that moment
07/17/2024

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…
Mehrere Projektpartner sitzen an einem Tisch bei einem Treffen des NeMo.bil-Projekts
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