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Qualitative insights into travel behavior change from using private cars to shared cars

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By Barbara A. Shollock, Tibor Petzoldt, Ningyou Hou
| tu-dresden.de
Private car-based transport poses a global concern, including greenhouse gas emissions, traffic congestion, and associated health risks. These challenges necessitate a transition to more sustainable mobility solutions, such as carsharing. Shared cars offer potential benefits by reducing private car usage, improving vehicle utilization efficiency, and lowering transport emissions. However, the success of this transition relies on individuals voluntarily altering their travel behavior.
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“We must make sure perfection isn't the enemy of the good,” says sustainability expert at Net Zero panel

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By Barbara A. Shollock, Raúl Rosales
| King's College London
King’s Net Zero Centre hosted panel of government and industry sustainability experts this month. One year on since setting up the King’s Net Zero Centre, a panel of leading experts from industry, finance and government discussed solutions for green innovation at a panel event in June. Opened by Centre Directors Professor Barbara Shollock and Professor Anatoly Zayats welcomed an audience of King’s academics and industry representatives to the ‘One Year of Green Innovation’ event.
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King's partners with industry leader Arm and UK Electronics Skills Foundation to solve UK's semiconductor skills shortage

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By Tayebeh Sadat Mousavi, Claire Lucas, Barbara A. Shollock
| King's College London
The Innovate UK sponsored alliance will seek to bridge the gap between engineering education and industry expectations. The Department of Engineering has partnered with UK-headquartered semiconductor design and software platform company Arm and the UK Electronic Skills Foundation (UKESF) in a £500,000 UK Research and Innovation funded programme to address the semiconductor skills gap in the UK.
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