Government regulation could cut urban emissions by seventy per centWouter van Heeswijk has developed a mathematical model that determines the optimal conditions for sustainable urban distribution. The model can reduce logistical pressure in cities and make goods transport more sustainable. In some cases, it may be possible to reduce emissions in cities by seventy per cent. Van Heeswijk is a member of the Industrial Engineering and Business Information Systems research group at the University of Twente, where he successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on 19 May.Mon 29 May 2017Read more
Three young UT scientists join summit in SingaporeThree young scientists of the University of Twente, Sinem Tas, Gréanne Leeftink and Justyna Chromik were selected to attend the Global Young Scientists Summit 2017 in Singapore.Mon 16 Jan 2017Read more
Government regulation could cut urban emissions by seventy per cent
Three young UT scientists join summit in Singapore
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