Queen's Lecture 2022 - Sarah Sharples: A Human-centred Future of Mobility

Livestream from this year`s Queen`s Lecture by Sarah Sharples on 7 November 2022.

„A Human-centred Future of Mobility" - A lecture by Sarah Sharples, Department for Transport, Faculty of Engineering, University of Nottingham.

How can we design and deliver a human-centred Future of Mobility? What challenges do we face in transport policy, design, and delivery? Prof. Sarah Sharples tackles these crucial questions with a particular focus on automation, decarbonisation and whole systems thinking. Focusing on research into self-driving vehicles she will describe how a solid understanding of human-vehicle interaction can support policy for self-driving.

Sarah Sharples is the Chief Scientific Adviser for the Department for Transport and Professor of Human Factors in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Nottingham.

Over the past 27 years, she has engaged with a range of technologies to understand the interaction between people, technologies, and their settings. Her work has been based in transport, healthcare, and manufacturing, and many of her projects have involved developing and implementing methods for capturing results in real-world and laboratory settings.

Further information: https://www.tu.berlin/ueber-die-tu-be...

00:00 Start of live stream
11:45 Welcome speech by Prof. Dr. Geraldine Rauch
20:15 Opening remarks by Jill Gallard CMG
26:30 Opening remarks by Armaghan Naghipour
33:20 Lecture by Sarah Sharples: A Human-centred Future of Mobility
1:27:45 Q&A with Sarah Sharples and Marc Guerreiro Augusto
1:42:30 Climate activists read out their demands

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The Queen's Lecture is supported by the British Embassy and the ‪@BritishCouncilGerman‬.
It is part of the program of Berlin Science Week 2022: https://berlinscienceweek.com/

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