One of the best ways to connect with communities about projects and events that affect them is to reach them where they already are – on social media. But whether you’re a social media newbie or a communications professional, there are always new trends, technology, and platforms to learn, and it can be overwhelming.
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What We Do for You: 2022 CTS Impacts Report
“CTS cultivates improvements and innovation in transportation through research, engagement, and education.” This is our mission statement, refined last year as part of a strategic planning process with the CTS Executive Committee.
Our new 2022 Impacts Report illustrates what this mission looks like in practice—and what it means for you.
Continue reading What We Do for You: 2022 CTS Impacts ReportTeen Students Receive Immersive Transportation Education at NSTI Camp
This article was originally published in Catalyst, August 2022.
Ever wanted to build a model bridge with popsicle sticks, program a mobile mini-robot, or make an “asphalt” cookie? A cohort of 27 middle school and high school students did just that and more through a wide range of hands-on STEM-based activities related to the transportation field at the U of M this summer.
Continue reading Teen Students Receive Immersive Transportation Education at NSTI CampRegister for the 2022 CTS Transportation Research Conference
This article was originally published in Catalyst, August 2022.
Register to join us at the annual CTS Transportation Research Conference, scheduled for November 3, 2022, at the Graduate Minneapolis Hotel on the east bank of the U of M’s Twin Cities campus in Minneapolis.
Continue reading Register for the 2022 CTS Transportation Research ConferenceClear Roads Selects 2022 Research Projects
This article was originally published by Clear Roads, July 2022.
Each spring, the Clear Roads Technical Advisory Committee meets to review research proposals and select new projects for funding. This year, the committee selected five projects:
Continue reading Clear Roads Selects 2022 Research ProjectsWebinar Recording: Extreme Flood Vulnerability Assessment Tool
MnDOT’s existing and future assets will become increasingly stressed by extreme weather patterns due to climate change. Minnesota’s assets are particularly vulnerable to projected precipitation increases and larger and more frequent extreme storm events.
Continue reading Webinar Recording: Extreme Flood Vulnerability Assessment ToolResearch Pays Off Webinar Series: Spray on Rejuvenator Test Sections
The National Road Research Alliance (NRRA) is hosting “Spray on Rejuvenator Test Sections” on February 15 at 10 a.m. CST, presented by the Preventative Maintenance Team.
Continue reading Research Pays Off Webinar Series: Spray on Rejuvenator Test SectionsState Research Program Funds Projects to Address Transportation Challenges
From a competitive pool of over 75 proposals, MnDOT and the Minnesota Local Road Research Board have funded 25 new research projects and are seeking volunteers to serve as Technical Advisory Panel members and help guide the research.
Continue reading State Research Program Funds Projects to Address Transportation ChallengesResearch Pays Off Webinar Series: Understanding and Improving Pavement Milling Operations
The National Road Research Alliance (NRRA) is hosting “Understanding and Improving Pavement Milling Operations” on January 18 at 10 a.m. CST, presented by Eshan Dave, University of New Hampshire.
Continue reading Research Pays Off Webinar Series: Understanding and Improving Pavement Milling OperationsResearch Pays Off Webinar Series: Improve Material Inputs into Mechanistic Design Properties for Reclaimed HMA Roadways
The National Road Research Alliance (NRRA) is hosting “Improve Material Inputs into Mechanistic Design Properties for Reclaimed HMA Roadways ” on December 21 at 10 a.m. CST, presented by Bora Cetin, Bora Cetin.
Continue reading Research Pays Off Webinar Series: Improve Material Inputs into Mechanistic Design Properties for Reclaimed HMA Roadways