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IfL studies mobility patterns in northern Saxony and the Erzgebirge district

In the coming months, a research team at the Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography (IfL) will analyse the mobility behaviour and mobility needs of the population in peripheral areas of Saxony. The aim of the…

Proportion of 30 km/h speed limit in German cities: IfL map shows regional differences

Even if they are a nuisance to some motorists: Speed 30 zones reduce noise levels, save stress and avoid serious accidents. In view of the newly flared-up discussion about speed limits, the Leibniz Institute for Regional…

Die „neuen“ Atlanten – eine kritische Einordnung des aktuellen „Atlasbooms“

Vortrag von Eric Losang im "Kolloquium Geoinformation" an der Jade Hochschule Wilhelmshaven /…

Moving beyond the "Post-Soviet": Future Approaches of Urban Studies in the Region

Podium discussion with Lela Rekhviashvili (IfL), Tauri Tuvikene (University of Tallinn), Daria…

Leibniz ScienceCampus "Eastern Europe – Global Area" at ENIUGH congress in The Hague

With a panel on “Transregional Perspectives on Peace and Security – Conflict Trends and Responses in…

Spatial Science Colloquium 2023

Spatial Development and Digitalisation: Interactions, trends and future pathways

The Zhelezka project: On the Tracks through Central Asia

The CoMoDe research group is organising and hosting an experimental mobile summer school which will…

News in brief

CfP "Culture, Infrastructure, Mobility"

The call for papers for the international conference "Culture, Infrastructure, Mobility" from 9 to 11 October 2023 in Sofia is now open.

Rails and Rabbits

The exhibition "Rails&Rabbits" of the PUTSPACE project can be seen at the Deutsches Museum in Munich until 15 June.

Call for Papers: 4th CASNiG conference “Multilayered/Multiscalar: Central Asian Mobilities” from 23 to 24. November 2023 at the IfL

Abstracts can be submitted until 30 June 2023.

. . . shows the proportion of 30 km/h speed zones in major German cities..

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