🚴🛵🛴 vs. 🚗 People are increasingly adopting more sustainable commuting methods across the globe. Discover why micromobility is here to stay and which countries are getting on board: mck.co/3nUug1e

And every journal wants something different OpenAcademics Academic Chatter™ #academictwitter

Together with Katherine Vanhoose (UvA) I wrote a small blogpost on Leefstraten. Take a look!

😱Why do we use p<.05 as a statistical cut-off for whether a scientific result is significant? Because a statistician writing in a textbook in the 1920s was prevented by copyright restrictions from using continuous p-values, so he just came up with the cut-off to sell books!

I successfully defended my PhD thesis yesterday and officially became "Dr. Shi" 😁. Many thanks to my supervisor Prof. Frank Witlox and my examination committee Profs. & Drs. Jason Cao, Martin Dijst, Ben Derudder, Jonas De Vos, Haosheng Huang, Long Cheng, Soora Rasouli, Yongchun Yang.

周口 Zhoukou, Henan | Beautiful China🇨🇳

We are organizing a special issue on Transport and COVID-19. For more information regarding the scope of the special issue and the submission process, please see below or find all information on the following link: bit.ly/3LQhTwV

✨The challenges and origin of SURREAL - an interview with Prof. Dr. Martin Dijst 👉 surreal-itn.eu/the-challenges… Marie Sklodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network on #SystemApproaches #Environment #UrbanHealth #SURREAL_ITN

PhD program be like

How did neighborhood parks, outdoor spaces, and nature relate to health and well-being during early days of the COVID-19 pandemic? 🌲🌷🌿 Loved working on this collaborative mixed-methods paper with Gabriela Bustamante, @vivekaguzman and @EpiKobayashi authors.elsevier.com/c/1f7f14pqpjtI…

In this editorial I describe the changing role of travel attitudes in travel behaviour research and describe the bidirectional relationships between 1) attitudes and travel behaviour, and 2) attitudes and residential location (choice). Available OA: dx.doi.org/10.1080/014416…

A kind reminder: it is highly unlikely that your PhD will get you a Nobel prize. So stop with the perfectionism and just Get the Job Done!

🚨 Just published in RSPP 👉 Browsing for food: Will COVID‐induced online grocery delivery persist? rsaiconnect.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

New article out! Applying quantile regression to identify nonlinear relationships between the bulit environment and bike–and–ride usage Long Cheng Jonas De Vos | Home authors.elsevier.com/a/1fCJ03Rd3ux-…

Very delighted to announce that I officially accepted a postdoc offer from the University of Hong Kong, and will join the team led by Prof. Dr. Tianren Yang next month. Looking forward to the new journey!

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New paper out! Why low income people have low commute satisfaction? Please find the answers in our research. Thank co-authors Jonas De Vos (UCL), Frank Witlox (UGent), Yongchun Yang (LZU), and Xudong Zhang (PKU) and two reviewers. authors.elsevier.com/a/1fSE8,oML19x…

The peer review system is broken. We asked academics how to fix it theconversation.com/the-peer-revie… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Have you recently changed jobs? Find out what impact this might have on your (satisfaction) commuting and overall life in our conceptual paper. with Veronique Van Acker Jonas De Vos & Frank Witlox Access: doi.org/10.1080/014416… LISER LISER's Dept. of Urban Development and Mobility Transport Reviews Taylor & Francis Research Insights