At the indication of the President, Prof. G. Bosurgi, we report the publication of the call for applications for the awarding of 5 PhD scholarships on the XXXVIII cycle at the Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria, from the National Center for Sustainable Mobility “MOST” according to the following configuration:

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  1 grant titled: “Sustainable development of rail corridors: demand and supply models of rail services on High Speed Rail (HSR) networks,” Ph.D. Course Information Engineering, from the National Center for Sustainable Mobility “MOST” – Spoke 4 Rail Transportation;
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  1 grant titled: “Sustainable Development of Rail Corridors: Sustainable and Intelligent Infrastructure for High Speed Rail (HSR) Networks,” Ph.D. Course Information Engineering, from the National Center for Sustainable Mobility “MOST” – Spoke 4 Rail Transportation;
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  1 fellowship titled: “Innovative Communication and Computation Technologies in Support of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles,” Doctoral Program Information Engineering, from the National Center for Sustainable Mobility “MOST” – Spoke 6 Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs);
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  1 grant titled: “Solutions for Connectivity, Trajectory Planning and Control of Cooperative Autonomous Vehicles,” Ph.D. Program Information Engineering, from the National Center for Sustainable Mobility “MOST” – Spoke 6 Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs);
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  1 grant entitled: “Sustainable Solutions for Railway Construction and Maintenance,” Civil, Environmental and Industrial Engineering Doctoral Course from the National Center for Sustainable Mobility “MOST” – Spoke 4 Rail Transportation.

The National Center for Sustainable Mobility “MOST” is one of the 5 National Centers funded by the MUR under Mission 4 Component 2 of the PNRR.
The Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria will contribute to the activities of the Spokes on Rail Transport and Autonomous and Connected Mobility.
Interested parties can find information on the procedure by clicking here.
The deadline is set for 12/27/2022.