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Section Launch: Advancements in Sustainable Transport
We're delighted to announce that our newest section is open. It promotes interdisciplinary contributions ranging from vehicle technology to policy, and the infrastructure to support the transition to efficient and climate-resilient transport systems.
Early Career Researchers: Submit Your Research
Our journal is commited to supporting Early Career Researchers build their profiles and advance research in their field. Submit your research to our journal or get in touch to discuss how we can best support you.
Research Topic of the Month - October
This Topic, co-led by a key contributor to the WEF’s 2025 Top Ten Emerging Technologies Report, explores the use of collaborative sensing systems into transport networks, aiming to make urban mobility safer, more efficient and environmentally sustainable.
Open Call for Research Topic Ideas
From autonomous systems to sustainable fuels, logistics, and human-centered design—bring boundary‑pushing ideas that bridge disciplines and drive impact. Exploring emerging tech, policy, equity, accessibility, or climate resilience? Share bold topics.
