Tom Rye speaks at Police Scotland’s Tactical Options Working Group
Tom Rye is speaking at Police Scotland’s Tactical Options Working Group today about a possible project to improve enforcement of Highway Code 170, which gives […]
Tom Rye appointed Head of Civil & Transport Department
We are delighted to announce that Tom Rye has been appointed as the Head of Civil & Transport Department within the School of Engineering & […]
New post available – Senior Research Fellow
A new vacancy has become available for a Senior Research Fellow to join us at the Transport Research Institute. Working closely with our Director of […]
PhD student Augustus Ababio-Donkor presents his paper at the IATBR Conference, USA
TRI’s PhD student, Augustus Ababio-Donkor’s transport research study “The Influence of Narcissism on Transport Mode Choice” was presented at “The 15th International Conference on Travel […]
Prof Tariq Muneer invited as keynote speaker at EPSRC event
Professor T Muneer was invited as a keynote speaker at the four-day event on ‘2018 EU-China symposium on sustainable energy, energy efficiency and phase change […]
Tom Rye engages with World Bank Transport Division
Prof Tom Rye has been retained for 20 months by the World Bank Transport Division to support them as a special advisor on a project that […]
‘Smart urban mobility – Escaping the technological Sirens’ editorial published in Transportation Research Part A.
‘Smart urban mobility – Escaping the technological Sirens’: Achille Fonzone, Wafaa Saleh, Tom Rye. Editorial published in special issue of Transportation Research Part A, Elsevier.
Dr Mohamed Kharbeche, Qatar University gives presentation at Edinburgh Napier University
Dr Mohamed Kharbeche, a Senior Researcher at Qatar Transportation and Traffic Safety Studies Centre at Qatar University spent a few days with us at Edinburgh […]
Dr Achille Fonzone and Faqhrul Islam share their research on URTPI with Transport for London
Over the last decade, Ubiquitous real-time passenger information (URTPI) has become popular among public transport passengers. The effectiveness of URTPI, and hence the value of […]