FEHRL Members
The key element in the FEHRL ecosystem is the FEHRL members themselves, as identified, and their scientific representatives on the Research Committee.
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BRRC, Belgium Director: Eva Van de Bossche Research Committee Delegate: Xavier Cocu
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RBI, Bulgaria Director: Veselin Dimitrov Research Committee Delegate: Dafina Pangarova |
UNIZGFCE, Croatia Director: Domagoj Damjanović Research Committee Delegate: Mario Bačić |
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Director: Thekla Kadi Research Committee Delegate: Minas Tapakis |
CDV, Czech Republic Director: Roman Licbinsky Research Committee Delegate: Rudolf Cholava |
Director: Mette Glavind Research Committee Delegate: Katja Udbye Christensen |
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Université Gustave Eiffel, France Director: Gilles Roussel Research Committee Delegate: Fabienne Anfosso Lédée |
BASt, Germany Director: Markus Oeser Research Committee Delegate: Dirk Jansen |
KEDE, Greece (With NTUA) Director: Ioanna Vasileiou Research Committee Delegate: TBN |
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KTI, Hungary Director: András Munkácsy Research Committee Delegate: TBN |
TII, Ireland (with UCD & TCD) Director: TBN Research Committee Delegate: Alan O'Connor (TCD) Ciaran McNally (UCD) |
NETIVEI, Israel Director: Nissim Perez Research Committee Delegate: TBN Deputy RC: Shlomo Bechor |
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LVC, Latvia Director: Jānis Barbars Research Committee Delegate: Jānis Baumanis |
PCH, Luxembourg Director & Research Committee Delegate: George Blasen |
RWS, Netherlands (with TNO & TUD) Director: Ingeborg Absil Research Committee Delegate: Greet Leegwater (TNO) Yi Li (TUD) |
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Director: Sigrid Tollefsen Research Committee Delegate: Elisabeth Skuggevik |
IBDiM, Poland Director: Janusz Bohatkiewicz Research Committee Delegate: Maciej Maliszewski |
LNEC, Portugal Director: Maria de Lurdes Antunes Research Committee Delegate: Ana Cristina Freire |
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UNIZA, Slovakia Director: Jan Celko Research Committee Delegate: Dana Sitanyiova |
ZAG, Slovenia Director: Aleš Žnidarič Research Committee Delegate: Darko Kokot |
CEDEX, Spain Director: Laura Parra Research Committee Delegate: María Nieves Sánchez Pallarés |
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VTI, Sweden Director: Tomas Svensson Research Committee Delegate: Ellen Grumert |
BFH, Switzerland Director: Reto Frei Research Committee Delegate: Aybike Öngel |
KGM, Turkey Director & Research Committee Delegate: Ahmet Sağlik |
NIDI, Ukraine Director: Artem Bezuglyi Research Committee Delegate: Dr. Bohdan Stasiuk |
TFHRC-FHWA, USA Director: TBN Research Committee Delegate: TBN |
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Interested in becoming a FEHRL member? Contact us at info@fehrl.org |
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NPRA, Norway (With NTNU & SINTEF)
Stakeholders & Partners
There are effectively two sets of enabling organisations with whom FEHRL and its members need to collaborate to execute its mission and reach its vision.
StakeholdersThe first could be described as quasi-governmental organisations such as the European Commission and CEDR in its role representing National Road Authorities. Arguably, PIARC would also fall under this category due to the large governmental influence within it. These organisations can also provide funding at different levels through framework programmes (EC), transnational research calls (CEDR) and special projects (PIARC). Other organisations in this category would include CEN, CENELEC and ISO in their roles as standardisation bodies for products or processes developed by FEHRL members. |
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Partners
The second external group could be considered to be ‘partner’ organisations, i.e. similar organisations to FEHRL representing members in aligned fields (e.g. FERSI for road safety), technology platforms covering specific modes and industry representatives, covering those who will eventually deploy research undertaken by FEHRL members. Further, these organisations also play a valuable role in creating market pull, for products or technologies they need to overcome problems or issues. Finally, there are technology providers that work with FEHRL and FEHRL institutes on an ongoing or ad hoc basis. |
The split between the two sets of organisations is merely indicative of typical roles and there are occasions (e.g. TRA planning with CEDR) where quasi-governmental organisations partner with FEHRL and occasions when a ‘partner’ may operate in more of a client or official role.