The past two days felt like a fast-forward journey through almost three years of intensive research within the European research project CITWIN. What began with a kick-off meeting in Liège and continued through project meetings in Stockholm and Aarhus has now reached its successful conclusion at the University of Salzburg. It was a great pleasure [...]
The Velo-city Conference is the world’s leading event for cycling research, practice, and advocacy. The 2026 edition in sunny Rimini focused on how data, design, and governance can accelerate the transition towards active mobility and livable cities. Martin Loidl, head of the Mobility Lab, contributed to a varied program, representing two on-going research projects. In [...]
The i-MOBYL project officially kicked off with an inspiring two-day meeting at TU Eindhoven, bringing together partners from Austria, the Netherlands, France, Switzerland, and the UK. The University of Salzburg, leading the Austrian consortium, is going to contribute perspectives on how to better understand and support the mobility needs of young adolescents. For this, a [...]
Robin Wendel and Martin Loidl participated in the annual meeting of the CITWIN project in Aarhus, Denmark. Now entering its third year, the project is reaching a phase where results are becoming increasingly tangible. The key challenge for the final project year lies in integrating the various research strands into a coherent whole. To support [...]
Two days in Stockholm in January sounds like snow, short days, cinnamon buns ... and digital twins. Together with the project partners from the CITWIN project, Lucas (Luuk) van der Meer and Martin Loidl discussed the progress of the conceptual work on a digital twins for urban mobility systems and entered into an [...]