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EnWoPla Energy efficiency and living comfort in the slab - travelling model flat as a living exhibition - a model project of the IKEA Foundation EnWoPla and accompanying research About the project Following on from the DBU model project "Energy Efficiency and the Housing Industry - Testing Environme

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Short Profile Research & Projects Memberships Awards Career 2008 - ongoing Director of the ISP - Institute for Urban Research, Planning and Communication WiSe 2017/18 Visiting Scholar at Wohnforum der ETH Zurich (Centre of Research on Architecture, Society & the Built Environment) and Melbourne Sust

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ISP-research projects and doctorates Over the years, the ISP Institute has conducted numerous research projects in cooperation with partners from science and practice at the interface of housing and urban development as well as on questions of stakeholder participation (civil society, state institut

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Main areas of research At the Transport and Spatial Planning Institute, we work on a wide range of topics relating to mobility and transport research. Currently, we are focusing our work on three main areas: Sustainable mobility and spatial development Intelligent transport systems Transforming and

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Developing ideas for our future Electromobility | Mobility as a Service | Digitalization in Logistics | Freight from road to rail

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HIA_City_Plus Health Impact Assessment in urban development_Plus Research project on health impact assessment in urban development and validation in the model cities Bochum and Potsdam On 1 April 2025, the BMFTR-funded joint research project „Health impact assessment in urban development_Plus“ under

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