Making transport infrastructure climate-neutral, sustainable and circular

Welcome to the LIAISON Newsletter #3!

In this edition, we bring you the latest updates from the LIAISON project, an ambitious EU initiative dedicated to transforming urban and regional transport systems.

Discover our new interviews with project partners, who discuss LIAISON's ambitions and the development of its governance framework for transport infrastructure. Meanwhile, preparations are underway for the 4th Stakeholder Reference Group meeting, scheduled for mid November.

Supported by a diverse and multidisciplinary consortium of experts from across Europe, LIAISON is at the forefront of developing safer, more sustainable, and inclusive mobility solutions. This newsletter highlights the consortium’s cutting-edge research, innovative collaborations, and the real-world impacts of our pilot sites.

Visit liaison-transport.eu to explore our work in more detail and stay connected as we continue driving progress toward a greener, smarter, and more accessible future of transport.

LIAISON at TRA BUDAPEST

Transport Research Arena (TRA) in Budapest, the largest Transport Research and Innovation Conference in Europe, gathers stakeholders from all transport networks (road, rail, waterborne and aviation), bringing notably research and industry communities closer to each other and providing a forum where they can exchange views and ideas with the policy makers on the challenges and opportunities the industry faces.

9th European Conference on Results from Road Transport Research Projects (RTR Conference)

Over 500 experts, policymakers, and industry leaders will gather in Brussels from 10-12 February for the 9th edition of the Results from Road Transport Research (RTR) Conference.

SISTER Project - CIRCUIT

The CIRCUIT project aims to develop a holistic approach, supported by digital solutions and guidelines, for the upgrade and construction of road infrastructure, focusing on four main pillars: Digitalisation, Recycling, Reuse, and Energy.

SUM4Re

The project proposes a comprehensive approach to creating materials banks from the built environment by combining urban mining and technologies for automated on-site data acquisition and building materials identification and asset components.

DISCOVER

DISCOVER project aims to revolutionize the construction and demolition industry by developing an advanced system for the autonomous, synchronous, and continuous identification and analysis of materials in end-of-life built environments.