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Impacts of Digitalization and Automation on Travel Behaviour

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Mobility Research for better cities

Public lecture by Prof. Bhargab Maitra

A talk about sustainable transport

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New editor for Elsevier Journal

GIS calls with the Valley Management Unit (MESDC)

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Geography Department at the CAMP sUmp Project Final Event at the University of Valencia

Paper co-authored by Prof. Maria Attard

Article for the paper by Ms Deborah Mifsud

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Lectures by Dr Moshe Givoni

Published paper by Ms Deborah Mifsud

Intervisti ma' Prof. Maria Attard

Prof. Maria Attard's TEDx University of Malta talk

Lectures by Prof. Greg Marsden

Waste Management - An Integrated Approach

Talk by Linley Hastewell

Two PhD opportunities in the field of transport

Regulations re attendance to lectures

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National Transport Strategy, What's Next?

Digital Maps by Prof. Maria Attard

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