Guest lecture by Leo Van Broeck - Vlaams Bouwmeester
Juni 03, 2019BUas-research on Formula 1 Zandvoort 2020
Mei 22, 2019VR bike at EU Greenweek Conference in Brussels
Mei 16, 2019Generating ideas a team effort
Mei 16, 2019Ruud Hornman about increase of road deaths on Radio 1
April 18, 2019Aftermovie mini congres JLN and Justin recruitement
April 10, 2019Cooperation between Rijkswaterstaat en Breda University confirmed
Oktober 01, 2018Maarten van Rijn nominated as Logsitcs Guru 2018
September 27, 2018BUas launches Cycle Highway Life Cycle video
September 05, 2018Manual Bike Guerilla available
Juni 19, 2018NHTV cycling signboard new national standard?
April 10, 2018NHTV signs cooperation agreement with Vereniniging Deltametropool
Maart 15, 2018Logistics Management in Oman
Maart 06, 2018NHTV signs cooperation agreement with Vialis
Februari 09, 201815-03-2018 - Masterclass Electric Transportation
Januari 08, 2018We use our professorship as a means to drive innovation, knowledge creation and knowledge circulation. Focusing on one of the areas of expertise, the professorship is a linking pin between industry, government, society and education in order to guarantee the knowledge flow between relevant parties.
An indoor greenhouse concept design.
On 17 June Paul van de Coevering will publicly defend his PhD thesis titled: ‘The Interplay between Land Use, Travel Behaviour and Attitudes: a Quest for Causality.’ The public defence takes place from 12.00 to 14.15 and can be viewed live via this link.
On Friday 20 November, Paul van de Coevering, 'Urban Intelligence' professor, and 'Smart Cities & Logistics' professor Hans Quak presented their ambitions and specific plans for applied research. In a small group, but mostly digital, this marked the follow up of the former, and the official start of the latter.
Improving mobility management knowledge: for, by and with the public / private organisations and students Ineke Spapé - associate professor
Aiming to enhance policy making in the areas of multimodal transportation and built environment by developing research innovations. Providing knowledge which is directly applicable in practice. Paul van de Coevering - associate professor