Traffic is politics tooA bit odd perhaps, says Professor of Traffic Engineering, Eric van Berkum, but at secondary school he loved doing a maths exam. So, traffic engineering is right up his street because organising transport is essentially applied mathematics. However, as he tells Professor of Product Market Relations Jörg Henseler, it also involves a lot of politics. A conversation about how traffic can make the world more sustainable, safer and more inclusive.Read more
'Scientists should actively shape society'No corner of the campus remains hidden from security officer, Farien Prinsen Latka. Her keen eye strikes Jörg Henseler. As a professor of Product-Market Relations, he urges his students to not just observe society, but to change it as well. Changing the world, that's science too. Jörg feels that academics could be much more active, particularly in social science. Security officer Farien Prinsen Latka wants to know: how does he practise 'shaping'?Read more
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