On February 28, 2025, DPhil student Marcel Seger participated in the second edition of the annual Worcester College Energy Day, which was delivered in collaboration… Read More »Flash talk at Worcester College Energy Day
At the end of January, Marcel Seger was given the opportunity to participate in a 5-day long methods training course on Discrete Choice Modelling, held… Read More »Methods Training Course on Discrete Choice Modelling at EPFL Lausanne
Throwback to November when Marcel Seger was invited to attend the first-ever one-day Startup School Europe Event in London, organised by the highly acclaimed startup… Read More »Y Combinator – Startup School Europe 2024
Back in November, Marcel Seger attended the third edition of the Rhodes Forum on Technology & Society 2024. Held at the recently refurbished Rhodes House,… Read More »Shaping the Future: Rhodes Forum on Technology & Society 2024
As part of his PhD research, Marcel Seger has submitted his first academic paper to be considered for the special issue of npj sustainable mobility… Read More »New pre-print paper alert: Quantitative assessment of smart EV workplace charging strategies
Together with Charlie Wilson and Emilie Vrain, DPhil student Marcel Seger travelled to Stockholm, Sweden, in late June to give a poster presentation at ICT4S… Read More »Demand-side flexibility of EV Charging – Poster Presentation at ICT4S
In early June, Dr Jan Minx and colleagues from the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC) gGmbH organised the first edition of the… Read More »Advancing the science on climate solutions – what works?
On May 30, Marcel Seger was invited to give a presentation about his DPhil research on electric vehicle (EV) workplace charging to visitors from TU… Read More »Demand-side flexibility (DSF) of electric vehicle (EV) workplace charging