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and workshops on the future direction of the research at three of the most relevant
conferences in the field: IATBR 2009 and 2015, ISCTSC 2014 and TRB 2012.
She is currently Vice-Chair of the International Association for Travel Behaviour Research
(IATBR) where she also served for four years as Secretary and Treasurer. She has also been a
member of the Ph.D. evaluation committees of 9 students and served as member of the
evaluation committee to appoint an Assistant Professor and an Associate Professor in Sweden
and as referee for National funds to university research in Switzerland, the Netherlands, and in
Chile.
During her career she has also had a leading role in many national and international research
projects, such as the Green eMotion project, a major project with more than 40 partners,
funded by the European Commission, the 7th Framework program, where she was responsible
to study consumers’ preferences and attitudes to electric vehicles; the economic evaluation of
projects for the regeneration of urban sites of environmental interest, funded by Italian
Ministry for University Research; and the GREAT project (Green Regions with Alternative Fuels
for Transport), another research project funded by the European Commission where she is
currently responsible for studying the effect of dissemination/communication and awareness
on the use of a new network of recharging points for alternative fuel vehicles. She has also
collaborated on several international projects funded by the by the Spanish Ministry for
University Research, the Department for Transport in UK; the Ministry of Transport, Spanish
Government. She is also currently a member of the Board of Directors of the Airport of Cagliari,
Italy (around 4 million passengers/year).
Daniel CHRISTENSEN
Daniel currently serves as Chief of Staff at TIR Consulting Group LLC. Prior to joining TIR
Consulting Group LLC, he gained valuable professional experience at the European Parliament
in Brussels, Belgium, and the Assembly of European Regions in Strasbourg, France.
He holds a Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy Studies of the European
Union from the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium and a Bachelor of Arts in International
Relations from Claremont McKenna College in California, United States.
His MA dissertation is entitled “The European Parlaiment as an International Actor after Lisbon:
A Case Study in Washington D.C.,” and his BA dissertation is entitled “The ‘Grand Bargain’ of the
21 st Century: Assessing the Adequacies and Inadequacies of the Liberal Intergovernmental
Theory of European Integration in Explaining the Treaty of Lisbon.”
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