
Francesco Pilla
@f_pilla
I do innovation with and for local communities. #OpenScience #innovation #citizenscience #ClimateNeutralCities Bike Library for schools: bikelibrary.eu
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https://people.ucd.ie/francesco.pilla 09-07-2014 19:42:42
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🚴♂️🚦#Bikehood proposes to create Ireland's first cycling neighbourhood. Dr Gavin McArdle UCD Computer Science & Prof Francesco Pilla Francesco Pilla UCD College of Engineering & Architecture spoke to RTÉ Brainstorm about their exciting project. Research Ireland UCD Sustainability 👂rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

BikeHood, a #NationalChallengeFund project, proposes to create Ireland's first cycling neighbourhood. In this week's episode of the RTÉ Brainstorm podcast, we take an in-depth look at this project with Dr Gavin McArdle & Prof Francesco Pilla of University College Dublin. Listen:rte.ie/brainstorm/202…



This is part of our mobility hub on its way to Galway for the launch of the first hub as part of our ROBUST project funded by SEAI in partnership with Atlantic Technological University, ESB Networks & Enterprise. The hub will have shared e-bikes, e-cargo bikes & EV... more info etc soon



Environmental engineer, Prof. Pilla (Francesco Pilla) from University College Dublin has advanced sustainable mobility with the Bike Library, offering families free access to e-bikes, cargo bikes, and folding bikes during school terms. UCD Research UCD Sustainability #BetterIreland 🔗iua.ie/betterireland/…

🚴Now in 20 schools, the initiative has avoided over 200,000 km of car journeys, cut urban traffic emissions, and supported Ireland’s climate neutrality goals. UCD Sustainability #InvestInHigherEd #BetterIreland #ClimateAction

🌿 Day 2 of #CIVITAS Coffee Talks in Vilnius: REALLOCATE , ELABORATOR Project & AMIGOS shared how street design can drive climate-neutral cities 🚲🚶♀️ We explored: 🔸 Reducing car dependancy 🔸 Engaging communities 🔸 Balancing politics & planning ☕ More talks tomorrow!


Children walking, scooting or cycling to school at Harold Cross, in Dublin are wearing cameras to record their journeys and identify risk hotspots where children face danger as they go to school. Colman O'Sullivan has the story.

