Course in Systems Analysis Sustainable Transport The Roadmapper project navigate you through short-term challenges to sustainable transport As you know, the Roadmapper project uses Blekinge as a case study to produce a decision support for a rapid transition to sustainable transport. As part of this project we now welcome engaged people from all part [...]
Sustainable transport system On November 10ths, The StepWise Group visits Blekinge Tekniska Högskola. How can Sweden get a sustainable transport system? One urgent issue that the StepWise Group together with leading researchers within Sustainable Energy and Transport Systems will work on, on the November 10ths. From our team Henrik Ny, Thomas Berger, Varavara Nikulina, [...]
Energiting Southeast - 11 November 2021 Energiting Southeast is a web conference, with the opportunity to participate on site in Markaryd, at Vetenskapshuset for a limited group of participants. This year, the focus is on the driving forces in society that need to work together to be able to fight climate change together. Together [...]
Roadmapper Work Package 4 update, October 2021 The Roadmapper work package 4, is all about modelling the regional transport system in Blekinge, including both personal and freight transports. In this October 2021 update video you will get insight whats done so far, the ongoing processes and the exciting upcoming workshop in the [...]
Varvara and Thomas represent Roadmapper at the BUP Symposium 2021 On the 20th of October 2021, Varvara Nikulina and Thomas Berger have presented their research in Workpackage 1 of the Roadmapper project at the Baltic University Programme Symposium 2021. “Making a jigsaw puzzle: integrative sustainability indicators for transport sector in Blekinge, Sweden” Varvara Nikulina, [...]
"How can Agenda 2030 and other sustainability goals be integrated into transport planning?" The sustainable development goals, Agenda 2030, have been a guiding star for sustainable development since 2015. Agenda 2030 is, among other things, about providing access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all by 2030. The goals are also [...]
In September 2021, Varvara Nikulina and Rebecca Laycock Pedersen, presented their work at the International Transdisciplinary Conference. The theme for the conference was Creating spaces and cultivating mindsets for learning and experimentation. Researchers contributed with the study titled “Dialogue between transdisciplinary and action research: modus operandi and what we can learn from it”. The [...]
On 28 August this year, Färgfabriken opened the doors to an exciting and changing exhibition where one of the participants is Giles Thomson at TISU. Giles researches and teaches about regenerative urbanism. A regenerative city is planned and built to improve and restore the natural systems from which it draws its resources. - Within [...]
Judith Oginga Martins participated at the International Forth Roadmap Conference on, June 15th. The theme for the conference was how to Accelerated and widespread electric, smart, and shared mobility adoption. One important requirement is a diverse and supportive ecosystem of industry and community leaders - from utilities and local governments; to vehicle OEMs, charging [...]
Our doktorand, Judith Oginga Martins, was the moderator for a mobility panel discussion on 'Dignifying people by improving how they travel: the case of mobility transformations in Africa'. This was a part of the Virtual Interdisciplinary Conference on Development and Sustainability in Africa (VICDSA) which was held on the 2nd of June at 13:30-14:30 hrs [...]
