Imre Keserü

Imre Keserü is an Associate Professor at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) in the Department of Business Technology and Operations Management. He leads projects at the House of Sustainable Transitions and actively contributes to urban mobility research.

Research Interests: Urban mobility cultures, sustainable transport transitions, scenario planning, multi-criteria analysis, stakeholder engagement, and digital transformation in mobility systems. His work emphasizes socio-spatial implications of transformative practices and citizen co-creation.

Recent Publications Trends: Focus on transport policy, participatory evaluation, hybrid mobility design, and conflict resolution in urban planning tools. His studies span Europe, with case studies in Brussels and Hungary.

Scientific Awards:

• MoRo Publication Prize 2021

Advisory & Editorial Roles: Chair for PhD defense of Valeska Katharina Engesser (2025), editor for European Transport Research Review, and co-supervisor for Master’s theses like Analyzing Public Opinion on Social Media: The Case of Brussels Low Emission Zone (2024).

Labs & Collaborations: Collaborates with LISER, VUB-UHasselt joint doctoral projects, and the Brussels Centre for Urban Studies. Leads initiatives like TRANSFORM and BRGPROV22 to reimagine urban mobility.