Professorships
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The following (associate) professors and their research teams contribute to the Centre of Expertise Urban Technology:
Associate Professorships
Digital Production Research Group
The DPRG explores the potential impact of Digital Production (advanced design and manufacturing technologies) in addressing societal challenges. The group carries out Research and Educational activities at the Robot Studio, in relation to 3 of the profiling themes of the Faculty of Technology: Smart Industry, Circular Transition and Designing Future Cities.
Professorships
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Building Transformation
The city is transforming at a rapid pace. In Amsterdam alone, the construction of 50,000 new homes is planned and 32 residential districts are being restructured. How can we keep and make the city liveable, ...
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Circular Design & Business
A circular city is a city without waste, in which materials are used and reused infinitely. By designing, producing and doing business differently, we can convert urban waste flows into valuable applications and ...
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City logistics
Clean and sustainable cities are attractive places to live, work and enjoy and, not least, to invest in.
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Energy and Innovation
The aim of the Energy and Innovation research group is to contribute to the energy transition through applied research.
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Logistics
The aim of the Logistics research group is to stimulate applied research in the field of mainport and city logistics.
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Structural Safety
This new professorship at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences focuses on safety of built environment. This topic has gained interest in view of the recent collapses of the multi-storey car park in Eindhoven and ...
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Urban Analytics
The Urban Analytics professorship investigates how various parties in the city can gain better insight into their data with data science methods, such as data analysis, algorithms and business analytics. These are ...
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Water In and Around the City
Climate change is making cities wetter, hotter and drier. How can cities become climate-proof? And could climate adaptation provide an opportunity to improve the design and functioning of the city, even if little ...