4 June 2019, TU Wien, Karlsplatz 13, 1040 Vienna, Austria
Secession Building © Schaub-Walzer/PID

## Workshop Organizers

Hilda Tellioglu is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Visual Computing and Human-Centered Technology of TU Wien in Austria. She is the head of the Multidisciplinary Design and User Research Group as well as the Dean of Academic Affairs of Informatics at the Faculty of Informatics of TU Wien. Besides more than 160 peer-reviewed publications she was the principle investigator of several national and international research projects and has participated in several others. Her research focus covers among others following areas: digital transformation, tangible interaction design; design thinking; computer-supported cooperative world; modeling and knowledge management in manufacturing, automobile industries, software design and development, health care, and architecture; gender and diversity in computer science. Contact

Christoph Kirchberger has studied Spatial Planning at the Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien) and the Politecnico di Milano, with a focus on participatory methods and action research. Since 2015, during his work at the Centre of Regional Planning and Regional Development, he is focusing on the structural setup and methods of urban mobility lab, and since 2017 coordinating the aspern.mobil LAB at TU Wien. In his work he deals amongst others with the challenges of stakeholder involvement and management of innovation processes within the aspern.mobil LAB. He also gained systematic knowledge around the different ``LAB'' terms (Reallabor, Living LAB), their historical backgrounds, and theoretical as well as pratical characteristics. Contact

Martin Berger is a Professor and head of the Transportation System Planning Group at the TU Wien. He has studied Transport Planning and Traffic Engineering at Technical University of Kaiserslautern and Bauhaus University Weimar. Since 2005, Managing Director of Verkehrsplanung GmbH, responsible for project management and acquisition in the field of research, planning and consultation in transportation. From 2011-2012 lecturer in transportation planning at the University of Applied Science in Erfurt, from 2003-2007 senior scientist at Technical University Graz. Main expertise: transportation planning practice, evaluation methods and travel demand analysis. He is the head of the multidisciplinary aspern.mobil LAB team, with a focus on the development of research methods. He is as well partner in the Mobility LAB Graz. Contact

Flora Strohmeier graduated from the Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien) and has a degree in spatial planning. She has been collecting working experience in the mobility sector, mainly in the field of road safety from the user perspective, prevention, and accessibility, at the Austrian Road Safety Board and a background working in international projects with the focus on impacts of ICT on society at SYNYO, mainly as dissemination expert and as project manager. In her current position as project manager at Upstream in Research and Development, she is working on the development of innovative mobility solutions, based on MaaS and is carrying out research on trends in the mobility sector. Contact

International Workshop on Mobility Transformation at C&T 2019
TU Wien
Karlsplatz 13
A-1040 Vienna, Austria (Contact)