WCTRS-Young Researchers’ Initiative is an initiative launched by WCTRS Steering Committee to provide professional activities for young members of WCTRS
Jeroen Bastiaanssen @ITSLeeds presents his PhD research on jobseekers accessibility to employment #WCTR2019 questioning current methodologies and proposing new models, data and metrics to improve policy decision making.
It was a pleasure to roll up my sleeves and talk at #WCTR2019 in @iitbombay on how we can make sustainable and risk-informed decisions for our #railway systems. The key is to have a whole-transport-ecosystem perspective. @WCTRSoc#WeAreTransport
We are launching tomorrow at #WCTR2019 "On the way to the doctor", a video-documentary depicting how unmet #accessibilityneeds impact on the health of poor people in #SaoPaulo, Brazil. Panel discussion with @drkarenlucas@danieloviedoh. Join us, everybody welcome! Starts 9.30am.
#WCTRY2019 official photo #WCTR@WCTRY_2019@WCTRSoc (PS: Twitter asks me "Who's in this photo?" - Please feel free to mark yourselves here liking or retweeting :) )
The day O of #WCTR came to end. It was great! Now focusing on day 1: I will be talking about healthcare accessibility from Brazilian people's perspective. Tomorrow, 2:30pm, VMCC22. #WCTR2019@ITSLeeds#phd#research#accessibilityneeds
Q&A session with our professional development panel: Prof. Laetitia Dablanc, Prof. Antonio Musso and Prof. Thomas O'Brien @TomOBri86625615#WCTRY2019
Last presentation of the day is by Celia Ruiz Mejía on the subject of the link between agglomeration economies, transport accessibility and productivity
The fourth and final presentation session kicks off with a study on city sprawl and its impacts on freight mouvements in India, by Bhavesh Dhonde #WCTRY2019