Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
I am interested in how our thinking about mobility futures is structured through underlying narratives. And I aim to explore what happens if you change this. This work you can find and join via https://thelabofthought.co. In my work, cycling plays a pivotal role as a lens to study these narratives and to find new ones. Together with my colleagues we aim to 'bring knowledge about cycling from research to practice and back'. Check out all our educational and research products and our public engagement via https://www.urbancyclinginstitute.com
This chair aims to strengthen the social-scientific perspective on mobility innovations. Its focus will be on questions such as if and how such innovations can contribute to the human scale of our cities, how our societies function and the quality of our public spaces. Which futures are made (im)possible and what effects are (not) discussed?
Supporting the Urban Cycling Institute as part of the Center for Urban Studies of the University of Amsterdam. Together with director Meredith Glaser. Bringing cycling knowledge from science to practice and back.
Managing the introduction of De Fietsfabriek as high end brand in German speaking countries.
Accessibility is a concept with a longstanding academic history. Recently it has become an interesting conceptual framework for urban planners in a range of urgent problems; mobility, compact land use, liveability, social, economic and environmental sustainability. This Cost Action aims to advance ideas about how accessibility can be a useful framework to provide support in these issues. more info: http://www.accessibilityplanning.eu