Past events

Welcome to a SAFER Thursday lunch seminar in which the Volvo Safety Report 2022 will be presented by Volvo Trucks Accident Research Team!

Welcome to Emma Larsson’s dissertation: “Passenger kinematics in evasive maneuvers - Advancing Active Human Body Modeling and Understanding Variability in Passenger Kinematics During Evasive Maneuvers.”

Ashley Weaver is visiting Chalmers in conjunction to Emma Larsson's PhD defence and will give us an insightful talk about redicting risk of Automotive, Spaceflight, and fall Injuries with Human Body Models. Welcome!

As part of the Vision Zero Conference, we are hosting a side event which will bring together leading road safety companies from Sweden’s world-leading automotive and mobility sector.

In this workshop, we will explore what we have learned during this three-year period and which actions we need to take to implement the new tool for corporate responsibility on a broader basis. Which obstacles have we found and how can we transform these into driving forces?

​​​​​​​Welcome to the half-time seminar of Estela Pérez Luque, PhD student at School of Engineering Science at Skövde University!

Very welcome to join the final stakeholder days (June 20-21st) of the SHAPE-IT project (SAFER associated project)

Välkommen till vårt event där vi diskuterar möjligheter och utmaningar kring trafiksäkerhet som ett krav i upphandlingen av godstransporter!

Welcome to the SAFER Research area day! During these days the SAFER partners meet in the four Reference groups. These meetings are the formal arena for partners to meet and identify key issues and initiate needs-driven research, the base for establishing world-class competitive project portfolios. The work include to develop the project portfolio and secure that we conduct the research

In these webinars we give you an update about ongoing activities and opportunities for collaborations within the partnership! The meeting is open for all SAFER-partners.

Welcome to the Master-thesis presentation day at M2, division of Vehicle safety, on June 12! All presentations will take place at Chalmers in room Trubaduren, SAGA (3rd floor), Hörselgången 4, 41756 Göteborg. We will maintain a Zoom meeting in parallel for those that want to join online ( https://chalmers.zoom.us/j/63403039266 , password: “2023”). PRESENTATION SCHEDULE 09:00 - 09:55 Automation of ATD

Marco Dozza, Professor at Chalmers University of Technology, cycles from Gothenburg to Italy to collect data and spread knowledge about research on traffic safety in the SAFER funded project Safe Micromobility. His first stop will be at Halmstad University. Meet him at a breakfast seminar where you will learn more about the project.

We are happy to be able to offer our partners the opportunity to participate in the International Advanced Course on Injury Biomechanics, that will be offered again this summer for the 8th time!

Welcome to Malin Svärd's Doctoral Thesis defence: "Computational driver behavior models for vehicle safety applications"

In conjunction to Malin Svärd’s doctoral thesis defence, her opponent Professor Brett Fajen, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, NY, USA will give a lecture about “Visual control of high-speed steering in cluttered environments: The FPV drone-racing task”.

Karl-Johan Larsson is an industrial doctoral student from Autoliv and the Division of Vehicle Safety, Department of Mechanics and Maritime Sciences at Chalmers University of Technology. Karl-Johan’s work was made possible by the SAFER associated projects Assessment of Passenger Safety in Future Cars and Car Passenger Safety – to the next level, both sponsored by Vinnova within the FFI program.

Surrogate Measures of Safety (SMoS) promise to deliver safety diagnoses without relying on real accident data. In this workshop, we will focus on validity of SMoS. Is it ever possible to prove the validity? Can it be proven incrementally, or it is a paramount question that requires yes/no answer once and for all? How much validation is required before we

Welcome to attend a SAFER special event on External HMIs.

Welcome to the final SAFER Thursday lunch seminar before summer! This week our host is Rikard Fredriksson from the Swedish Transport Administration. Rikard will provide us with a shorter version of the annual Swedish Result Conference (that takes place May 9th), and an overview of the development of road safety in Sweden both regarding safety performance indicators and on the

Welcome to Victor Fabricius Licentiate seminar: Exploring road traffic interactions between highly automated vehicles and vulnerable road users.