Professor Majid Sarvi

Chair, Transport Engineering, Melbourne School of Engineering; Program director, Transport Technologies; Professor, Transport for Smart Cities, University of Melbourne, and founder and a director of the AIMES (Australian Integrated Multimodal EcoSystem)

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Sciences & Technology

Covid-19: A challenge and an opportunity for public transport

The pandemic has raised doubts over mass public transport, but connective technology offers a new way to keep everyone moving sustainably

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Environment

Engineering a smart city

An app that can get you from A to B faster and safer? The technology to transform our burgeoning city transport systems into intelligent networks is already here

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Environment

New fixes for old traffic problems

Bringing transport systems into the 21st century means connecting all elements of the network – from the vehicles to the traffic lights, and even the pavements

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Sciences & Technology

Sounds like science fiction

Some of the technological innovations of 2017 sound more like sci-fi, but according to the brains behind a few of them, the future is still full of surprises

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Sciences & Technology

Stopping the stampede: Planning for urban emergencies

Engineers are using mice, ants and virtual reality to study crowd behaviour so infrastructure can cope with attacks and other disasters

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