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Lihong Qian (with Yue Song, San Diego State U., and Devi Gnyawali, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U.) published “From early curiosity to space wide web: The emergence of the small satellite innovation ecosystem” in Research Policy. With a focus on the transition from birth to growth of an ecosystem, this paper fills this important gap by systematically examining how a nascent ecosystem develops into a thriving one. 

In a rapidly changing technological landscape, Maple Consulting led the creation of FEHRL's 2017-2020 European Research Plan, reducing the usual 5-year cycle to just 3 years. This plan identified key research themes and initiatives to keep pace with the digitisation of highway infrastructure. Discover more about our role in shaping the future of transport research. https://buff.ly/3ZoOrYF

New Top-Quality publication! 💥 Yasemin Arda and Véronique François along with Diego Cattaruzza and Maxime Ogier (Centrale Lille) have just published their paper: “Home chemotherapy delivery: An integrated production scheduling and multi-trip vehicle routing problem” in the European Journal of Operational Research To access the paper > https://lnkd.in/e4JQ2We2 See the main insights below ⬇️ #HECLiègeResearch #Operations #Research

RSSB Research Highlights - Summer 2024 edition is OUT NOW! Have a read to explore research in action, ready to use, and that's currently in progress. You can also take a peek at our research pipeline, and find out how you can get involved in other activities we're working on. Head to the GET INVOLVED section, to read about the new Academic Student Research collection available on SPARK - the rail knowledge hub, and enhancements to our World Congress on Railway Research record series. Lot's to get in to, so you've no excuse! 😊 If you have conference papers, presentations or just want to find out how you can share your rail research on SPARK drop me a note in the comments! #teamRSSB #SPARKrail #railresearch

🎞️ #WATCH: catch the highlights from our recent research webinar, hosted by some of the authors of our groundbreaking study published in Nature. 🛰️ The study, carried out in collaboration with research partners from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Duke University, UC Santa Barbara and SkyTruth, offers an unprecedented view of industrial activity at sea and highlights how it is changing globally. 🌐 Learn more about the work that went into this fascinating research here: bit.ly/3TyWTRJ

Congrats to Negar Rezvany from the Transport and Mobility Laboratory on receiving the Best Paper Award at the 12th Symposium of the European Association for Research in Transportation (hEART) with the paper “Household-level choice-set generation and parameter estimation in activity-based models”  . Tim Hillel and Michel Bierlaire This paper marks a milestone in the development of advanced activity-based models at the household level. These models account for the various constraints households face when organizing activities and corresponding trips for all members. They are crucial for designing and assessing policies aimed at modifying mobility patterns, with the objective of decarbonization.

Within the framework of the research project “RAAV: Rural Accessibility & Automated Vehicles”, our colleagues Alberto Dianin and Elisa Ravazzoli and the TU Wien team have published a new scientific paper on collective accessibility impacts of public transport automation on rural areas. It focuses on the case study of Mühlwald, South Tyrol. The paper shows the potential impacts of rural transport automation on the collective accessibility of the small town situated in a rural area of the region. https://lnkd.in/d7PyZpP9

Congratulations Robert Bilkovski, MD, MBA; John Beard; Sakari Lamminmäki, and our own Karen K. Giuliano, PhD, RN, MBA, FAAN on the reach of your research! It's wonderful that the article, "Comparative analysis of signal accuracy of three SpO2 monitors during motion and low perfusion conditions" has been read by so many thus far. Link to the article - https://lnkd.in/ePT8VVe5 #Research #Nursing

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy recently released its first Quadrennial Science and Technology Review. The report, which is prompted by the CHIPS & Science Act’s request for “a comprehensive national science and technology strategy of the U.S. to meet national research and development objectives for the following 4-year period,” outlines the importance of the power of well-funded and well-informed research and development. The review reaffirms the importance of federally-funded R&D to bolster American competitiveness and drive innovation to ensure a prosperous nation. Read more⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eqBETRcG

Learn more about the new research agreement between Boston Dynamics and TRI!