La mission de la Swiss Mobility Conference est de créer une plateforme vivante et collaborative pour les chercheur·euses en sciences humaines et sociales qui explorent les multiples dimensions de la mobilité.

Présentation

Nous sommes heureux·ses de vous inviter à la 8e édition de la Swiss Mobility Conference (SMC) qui aura lieu le lundi 1 et mardi 2 septembre à l'EPFL.

L'objectif de la SMC est d’offrir un espace de discussions et de débats pour les chercheur·euses en sciences humaines et sociales travaillant sur diverses formes de mobilité.

Cette édition accueillera deux principaux Keynotes : Eva Heinen (Professeure en Transport, ETH, CH) et Daniel Reck (Responsable Développement Mobilités, TPG, CH).  

La Swiss Mobility Conference de cette année sera composée de 6 sessions :

1. Modal preferences [FR]

2. Action research [ENG]

3. Mobility Transition [FR/ENG]

4. Mobility Justice [ENG]

5. Lifestyles and mobility practices [FR/ENG]

6. Work and constrained mobilities [FR/ENG]

Inscriptions

Les inscriptions sont ouvertes jusqu'au 25 août 2025 !

Le programme de la conférence est disponible sur le site web :

https://www.unil.ch/igd/mobility-conference

Programme

1.09.2025 - EPFL - BM 5202

Welcome & Coffee  08.45 - 09.15 am

Introduction by Vincent Kaufmann and Patrick Rérat 09.15 - 09.30 am

01 MODAL PREFERENCES [FR] 09.30 - 11.00am

• Clémence PILLING, Stéphanie VINCENT, Gaele LESTEVEN, Chloé MORHAIN [Université Lyon 2] - Unlicensed car and young people: a new object of desire?
• Suzy BLONDIN, Patrick RÉRAT [Université de Lausanne] - Saying no to motorway extensions in Switzerland: anatomy of a vote.
• Emérence GUITTON, Laurent EISENMAN, Marc POTEL, Caroline GUERIN, Alain SOMAT [Université Rennes 2] - Developing a Concise Measure of Motility: A Predictive Tool for Sustainable Mobility Behavior

Coffee break 11.00 - 11.15 am

02 ACTION RESEARCH [ENG] 11.15 - 12.45 pm

• Jana Z’ROTZ [Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts] - Coworking: A Path to Efficient and Sustainable Living?
• Gemma SIMON-i-MAS, Jordi HONEY-ROSÉS, Stephanie SERSLI, Esther ANAYA-BOING [Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona] - The Bike Bus effect: promoting cycling behavior in families through a natural experiment.
• Clément RAMES [EPFL] - Toolkit for sustainable mobility recommendations in Geneva

Lunch break  12.45 - 1.45 pm

03 MOBILITY TRANSITION [FR/ENG] 1.45 - 3.45 pm

• Nacima BARON, Manon ESPINASSE [Université Gustave Eiffel] - Where is mobility in the promise of the sustainable motorway?
• Valentin STUHLFAUTH, Yamina SAHEB, Louafi BOUZOUINA [University of Lyon] - Delivering on mobility for all within planetary boundaries: A sufficiency policy and modelling framework.
• Annika SCHRÖDER [ILS Research GmbH] - How do the planning actors’ beliefs affect the transformative potential of car-reduced urban developments?
• Simon WERSCHMÖLLER [Goethe Universität Frankfurt] - The role of travel- related attitudes in car-reduced neighbourhoods: Results from a longitudinal study

Coffee break  3.45 - 4.00 pm

KEYNOTE - PROF. EVA HEINEN [ENG] Deputy head of the Institute of Transport Planning and Systems at ETHZ, The role of e-bikes in shaping urban mobility 4.00 - 5.30 pm

Dinner - Restaurant du Milan 7.00 pm

2.09.2024 - EPFL - BM 5202

Welcome & Coffee  09.00 - 09.15 am

KEYNOTE - DR. DANIEL RECK [ENG] Head of mobility development at TPG Urban Mobility in Changing Times 9.15 - 10.15 am

Coffee break     10.15 - 10.30 am

04  MOBILITY JUSTICE [ENG] 10.30 - 12.00 am

• Esma GELIS [Karlsruhe Institute of Technology] - Intersectional (In)Securities- Multiply Marginalised Women's Experiences of (Un)Safety on Public Transport.
• Wojciech KEBLOWSKI, Monika MACIEJEWSKA [Hong Kong University & Vrije Universiteit Brussel] - Sustainability forced by scarcity: Exploring collective urban mobility and “people’s transport inspectors” in Santiago de Cuba.
• Khoudia SARR, Stéphanie VINCENT, Gaele LESTEVEN [Université Lyon 2] - Practices and representations of modes of transport among young people in Dakar: the case of the Mermoz Sacré-Coeur and Jaxaay-Parcelles neighbourhoods.

Lunch break 12.00 - 1.00 pm

05  LIFESTYLES AND MOBILITY PRACTICES [FR/ENG] 1.00 - 3.00 pm

• Tobias ARNOLD, Jake STEPHAN [Interface Politikstudien] - Teleworking, Mobility, and the Role of Lifestyle Clusters in Switzerland.
• Dimitri MARINCEK, Patrick RÉRAT, Quentin TONNERRE [University of Lausanne] - Do recreational cyclists also cycle for their daily trips? An analysis of the porosities between recreational and utility cycling.
• Florian MASSE [TPG / EPFL] - The variability of modal choices determinants in the case of leisure mobility.
• Philippe GERBER, Guillaume DREVON, Clément RAMES, Eloi BERNIER, Jules GRANDVILLEMIN, Florian MASSE, Vincent KAUFMANN [LISER] - Life Events and Mobility Patterns in the Lemanic Cross-Border Area.

Coffee break 3.00 - 3.15 pm 

06 WORK AND CONSTRAINED MOBILITIES [FR/ENG]

• Aymen BELHADJ [Unia ; Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne] - Expatriation and Uberization: The Swiss Gamble of French Youth with North African Heritage
• Julie PÉLATA, Catherine GABAUDE [Université Gustave Eiffel] - Exploring the different roles of mobility for family carers of relatives with cognitive troubles – Serendipity of a creative research.
• Livia TOMÁS [Zurich University of Applied Sciences] - Exploring Multiple Migration Pathways: Labor Mobility in the Swiss Hospitality and Catering Industry.