2025

A full day of MATSim will be held in conjunction with the 13^th Symposium of the European Association for Research in Transportation (hEART 2025) in Munich.

Join us on June 4, 2025 in the afternoon on Hönggerberg Campus, Zürich for the final event of the E-Bike City project followed by an aperitif. This event marks the culmination of an ambitious three-year D-BAUG lighthouse initiative, bringing together researchers from across the department.

The Swiss Transport Research Conference (STRC) has been a cornerstone of multidisciplinary knowledge exchange and innovation in transportation and land use since 2001. Bringing together academics, researchers, and practitioners from Switzerland and beyond, STRC fosters collaboration and drives progress in all transportation-related fields.

Despite rising population figures, the city and canton of Zurich are recording fewer accidents, injuries and serious injuries, but significantly more fatalities. Traffic expert Kevin Riehl explains these trends.

Find out more about our Master of Science in Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems and possible careers in international logistics or passenger transportation companies, regional spatial planning offices, city administrations, or at ETH Zurich itself.

Katja Schimohr has successfully passed her doctoral examination at TU Dortmund University. She will now continue her research at the Institute of Transport Planning and Systems at ETH Zurich under the supervision of Profesor Eva Heinen.

Professor Ulrich Weidmann reviews planned infrastructure expansion projects for all modes of transport on behalf of the Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (DETEC).

ETH Professor Eva Heinen in an interview with SSREI about mobility issues and current developments in transportation technologies.

IVT Seminar with Dr. Ingolf Nerlich from SBB AG, Dr. Patrick Braess from Track Management SA and Dr. Robert Wagner from SOB AG.