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Centre for transport studies stage 2

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Coordinator KUNGLIGA TEKNISKA HÖGSKOLAN - KTH Centrum för transportstudier
Funding from Vinnova SEK 28 000 000
Project duration January 2011 - June 2015
Status Completed

Purpose and goal

This is described extensively in the evaluation report. Some highlights are: Strong publication record Strong presence at conferences Many members of scientific committees, editorial boards etc. Attracts leading/promising researchers Cooperation with leading international research environments Relevance through strong connection to applied policy making and appraisal Highly successful in attracting external funding

Expected results and effects

Excellent research environment: - Access to excellent research networks - Contact with practitioners yield new research questions and keeps research relevant Facilitate knowledge exchange - Researchers put knowledge directly into use - Practitioners from the non-academic partners increase relevance of research - ´Single point of contact ´ getting help to find who knows Increase quality of decision support - Independent advice and analysis - Large pool of people: many viewpoints, handle complex tasks - Research results faster into practical use

Planned approach and implementation

CTS has been led by a board which has convened around five times per year, with representatives for all partners. The CTS management group has had the operative responsibility. The CTS management group has consisted of representatives for KTH and VTI and the director and deputy director. Between 2011-2014, 167 individual researchers have worked in CTS projects (of which 34 PhD students).

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Last updated 25 November 2019

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