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Handelsblatt Autogipfel 2017
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Host: Handelsblatt Link
ifmo speaker: Dr. Irene Feige ifmo Team

 

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Panel Discussion: Mobility Provider of the Future
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Klaus Entenmann, Vorstandsvorsitzender, Daimler Financial Services AG
Dr. Stefan Ebener, Strategy & Innovation Manager – Automotive EMEA, NetApp Deutschland GmbH
Dr. Irene Feige, Leitung Institut für Mobilitätsforschung, BMW Group (ifmo)
Christoph Stadeler, Head of Automotive Strategy, Facebook

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EmTech Asia 2016
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Host: MIT Technology Review Link
ifmo speaker: Dr. Peter Phleps ifmo-Team

 

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EmTech is the annual global emerging technologies conference hosted by MIT Technology Review, the world oldest and most respected technology publication since 1899. This unique event has grown into a global community which runs in the United States, Brazil, Spain, China, India, Mexico, Colombia and Singapore. It is the world's most important conference on emerging technologies that matter.

Dr. Peter Phleps presented a talk titled "To Drive or to be Driven? How Self-Driving Vehicles Might Impact the Future of Mobility ".
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Interview with Dr. Peter Phleps at EmTech Asia
Interview with Dr. Peter Phleps at EmTech Asia
Interview with Dr. Peter Phleps at EmTech Asia
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Keynote SAE World Congress
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Host: SAE International Link
ifmo speaker: Dr. Peter Phleps ifmo-Team

 

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"Mobility: Future Market, or End of Growth?": Dr. Peter Phleps presented a keynote speech at the SAE World Congress 2014 in Detroit. SAE organizes this largest automotive engineering conference every year with more than 11000 representatives from car manufacturers and suppliers all around the globe.
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Keynote speech Dr. Peter Phleps (Photo: SAE World Congress 2014)
Keynote speech Dr. Peter Phleps (Photo: SAE World Congress 2014)
Keynote speech Dr. Peter Phleps (Photo: SAE World Congress 2014)
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International Mountain Summit - BMW Forum: What moves us?
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Mobility is a basic need of human beings. But how mobile are we really in our everyday life, in our job and in our leisure time? What is driving us? The BMW forum gave a thought-provoking impulse on occasion of the Kiku. International Mountain Summit to think on how mobility as a means to an end is connected to mobility as end in itself. In this context a bow was drawn from the beginnings of mobility, the movements up to the modern and trend-setting types of mobility, such as e-mobility.
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f. l. t.r.: Dr. Peter Phleps, Herbert Dorfmann, Thorsten Mattig, Ralf Exel, Harald Reiterer, Prof. Dr. Jürgen Beckmann, Benedikt Böhm ©Piotr Drozdz/IMS
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Host: International Mountain Summit Link
ifmo speaker: Dr. Peter Phleps ifmo-Team

 

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IAA-Symposium "Young adults - shift away from cars?"
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Host: DVWG, VDA, Journal "Internationales Verkehrswesen"  
ifmo speaker: Dr. Tobias Kuhnimhof ifmo-Team

 

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Should I buy a car, or should I use public transportation and car sharing more often? Millions of young adults have to cope with this decision every year. What are the reasons for decreasing car usage in the younger age group? Experts from science and industry discussed this topic during an IAA-Syposium.
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Hahn Retail Property Day
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Organizer: Hahn Group  
ifmo speaker: Dr. Peter Phleps ifmo Team

 

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The German Retail Property Day is organized by the Hahn Group once a year. On this event about 200 commercial partners and experts on trade discuss the newest developments in the area of retail and retail investment. Dr. Peter Phleps talked about the future of mobility and its impact on consumption, trade and property.
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Dr. Peter Phleps talked about future of mobility and its impact on consumption, trade and property
About 200 guest were invited at the German Retail Property Day at Schloss Bensberg
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ifmo at Science Talk Future of Mobility
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Organizer: Bundesministerium für Wissenschaft
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ifmo speaker: Dr. Peter Phleps ifmo-Team

 

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How does the future of mobility look like? Social, economic and technological developments set increasingly complex requirements for the transport system and its efficiency. New technologies can provide an essential contribution for shaping mobility in the future. But technologies alone will not be able to cope with challenges like climate change, lack of resources and demographic changes. Dr. Peter Phleps from ifmo and Prof. Dr. Hermann Knoflacher from Technical University of Vienna joined the podium at a science talk in the Aula der Wissenschaften in Vienna. Moderator of the event was Gabriele Gerhardter, head of innovation and mobility at OEAMTC.
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Dr. Peter Phleps talked about the future of mobility
Podium: Dr. Peter Phleps, Gabriele Gerhardter and Prof. Herrmann Knoflacher
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ifmo bei TEDxZwolle
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Organizer: Trendbureau Overijssel  
ifmo speaker: Dr. Peter Phleps ifmo Team
Link: TEDxZwolle  

 

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What will our every-day lives look like in 20 years' time? Back in the nineteen nineties, nobody expected ICT, the internet and mobile telephony to have such huge impact on our lives today. We are on the brink of breakthroughs in nanotechnology, robotics and biotechnology. The independently organized TEDx event in Zwolle focused on future technologies for a better life. 15 speakers, including the two time Dutch astronaut André Kuipers, talked to 150 invited guest at Deltion College and an additional online audience via live stream. Dr. Peter Phleps inspired the audience with talking about the effects of fully autonomous vehicles on the future mobility environment.
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150 people were inspired by 15 invited international speakers at Deltion College in Zwolle.
Dr. Peter Phleps at TEDxZwolle: "Would you accept to be driven by a car that is fully controlled by a computer?"
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ifmo at the Conference “Scientific Support for Growth, Jobs and Sustainability: the example of the Eco-Industries”
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Organizer: European Commission, Brussels  
ifmo speaker: Dr. Irene Feige ifmo-Team
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The aim of the conference is to identify where scientific support is needed to strengthen Europe's Eco-Industries as a source of growth and jobs.

Session: “Science contributing to improve air quality”

Speakers:
Gunnar Söderholm, Director at the Environment and Health Department of the City of Stockholm
Irene Feige, Head of the Institute for Mobility Research
David Fowler, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Edinburgh
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Dr. Irene Feige presents results from the ifmo project „Mobility Cultures in Megacities”
f.l.t.r. Feige, Fowler, Hordijk, Söderholm
Dominique Ristori, Director General, JRC and Irene Feige at Lunch
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Final Presentation "Changing Mobility Patterns of Young People"
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Organizer: ifmo  
ifmo speakers: Dr. Irene Feige,
Dr. Tobias Kuhnimhof
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Study: "Mobility Y – The Emerging Travel Patterns of Generation Y" Publications

 

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After the mobility of young people in industrialized countries had developed analogous to the generel growth of travel for decades, there was indication of change since the turn of the millennium: Various countries reported decline shares of licensed drivers, vehicle registrations etc. among young adults. Against this background, ifmo analyzed the development of mobility behavior of young adults in industrialized countries throughout four decades. The study confirmed the findings for trend changes in young adults mobility for the study countries USA, Germany, France, Great Britain, Norway and Japan. These were analyzed in more detail for Germany. The results showed that socio-economic developments are a main driving force for this development and that changes of travel behavior can be predominantly found among young men.
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Dr. Tobias Kuhnimhof presenting the project results
Paneldiskussion. Participants from left to right: Prof. Marcel Hunnecke, Prof. Dirk Zumkeller, Dr. Irene Feige,
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Expert workshop "Changing mobility patterns of young people"
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Organizer: ifmo  
ifmo speakers: Dr. Irene Feige
Dr. Tobias Kuhnimhof
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Study: "Mobility Y – The Emerging Travel Patterns of Generation Y" Publications
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Which are the relevant influencing factors for changes among young adults mobility behavior? How did they impact on mobility behavior? The ifmo research project on altered mobility behavior by young adults had already identified socio-economic factors to play a relevant role in this context. This lead tot he question, which other factors were important here. This was the problem statement for this expert workshop. 22 interdisciplinary experts from various types of institutions (department of transport, corporations, academia) participated in the workshop. According to expert opinion, the following factors had a major influence on young adults mobility in the last years: changes in the transport system, proliferation of ICT, changed framework conditions for social interaction, consumption preferences, attitudes and psychological factors.
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"The Future of Mobility – Scenarios for the Year 2030"
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Organizer: ifmo  
ifmo speaker: Dr. Irene Feige, Frank Hansen ifmo-Team
Study: "The Future of Mobility - Scenarios for Germany in 2030" Publications

 

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Mobility 2030 – Between Dynamism and Standstill

Dr. Irene Fiege and Frank Hansen present the second update of ifmos study for passenger and freight traffic in Germany, which is the only, regularly updated study of its kind, covering all modes of transport. The current study builds on the Institute’s tradition of providing long-term future forecasts in the area of mobility. However, in times of economic crisis and escalating public deficits, resource shortages and climate change, but also of highly dynamic emerging markets, any prediction of future developments is fraught with much more uncertainty. Based on the assessments and visions of more than 80 experts from business, industry and academia, three very different scenarios for the future (mobility) development in Germany have therefore been developed.
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Panel discussion: f. l. t. r.: v. l. n. r.: Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Stefan Hradil, Joachim Fried, Dr. Klaus Draeger,
Strong involvement of the audience
Matured Progress presented Frank Hansen
Discussion: f. l. t. r.: Dr. Irene Feige, Hubert Schurkus, Michael Gleich
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East-West Freight Traffics 2030
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Organizerr: ifmo  
ifmo speaker: Frank Hansen, Dr. Irene Feige ifmo-Team
Study: "East-West Freight Traffics 2030" Publications

 

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The freight volume between Eastern and Western Europe will double in the next twenty years.
This is a core finding of the new ifmo study "East-West Freight Traffics 2030“. Because of its foreign trade and its geographical position within the enlarged EU, Germany plays a key role in this development. But what will be the traffic consequences of this development? Which goods will be transported where, using which transport modes? What will the be the future challenges of these developments for Germany? To answer these questions, the Institute for Mobility Research (ifmo) initiated and commissioned a study on “East-West Freight Traffics 2030” from ProgTrans AG. The first of its kind, the study offers detailed findings about the development of freight traffic between Western and Eastern Europe. It provides a retrospective analysis of traffic flows and development forecasts for the year 2030.
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Dr. Walter Hell (ifmo, Director), Frank Hansen (ifmo, Project Manager) and Stephan Kritzinger (ProgTrans AG)
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"Dialog on the Mobility of Tomorrow"
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Organizer: ifmo  
ifmo speaker: Dr. Irene Feige, Frank Hansen ifmo-Team

 

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10 years Institute for Mobility Research (ifmo) – ten years research for the mobility of tomorrow.
On behalf of this anniversary we invited to a dialog on the future of mobility with high ranking participants in the German Museum of Technology in Berlin.
The future challenges concerning mobility as well as the significance of this topic for the economy and for society were viewed from different perspectives. In the morning representatives from business and politics discussed how challenges can be mastered and opportunities used.
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From left to right: Dr. Norbert Bensel (Deutsche Bahn AG, Executive Officer Transport and Logistics), Matthias Wissmann (President of the German Association of the Automotive Industry e.v. (VDA)), Håkan Samuelsson( MAN AG, CEO), Conny Czymoch (Moderator),
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Transport Infrastructure Benchmarking Europe - Transport Infrastructure Endowment and Transport Policy in Selected European Countries
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Organizer: ifmo  
ifmo speaker: Dr. Irene Feige, Frank Hansen ifmo-Team
Studie: "Transport Infrastructure Benchmarking Europe" Publications

 

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How do the other countries perform? What can they do better? And why do they do it differently?
Institutions, that successfully master competition, frequently pose those questions. A successfully approved and frequently applied method for answering those questions is benchmarking. The EU member states have in part very different ways of supplying transport infrastructure despite the increasing influence from Brussels.
Thus, differences in the performance of infrastructure are very likely. It is also good to look at those. The aim is to learn from the best. This is why the Institute for Mobility Research (ifmo) commissioned the Institute of Transport Economics at the University of Münster (IVM) and the KCW GmbH to conduct the study “Transport Infrastructure Benchmarking Europe”, which was finally presented at dbb forum berlin.
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