J.I. van Kuijk

J.I. van Kuijk is a researcher at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering, Delft University of Technology. His work focuses on design, transport, usability, and human factors, with notable contributions to multimodal transport systems and circular economy strategies.

• University: Delft University of Technology
• Academic Role: Researcher

Research Interests: J.I. van Kuijk explores the intersection of usability, transport, and service design, emphasizing sustainable solutions and inclusive design practices. His work often addresses challenges in airports, public transport, and circular economy applications.

Scientific Contributions: He has authored peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers on topics such as multimodal transport hubs and repurposing strategies for sustainability. Notable works include reflections on Dutch public service design and innovations in user-centered transport systems.

• Prizes: ABC trophy (2014), Named most inspiring teacher (2016)

Public Engagement: Active in media outreach, J.I. van Kuijk has contributed to public discussions on transport innovation, driver distractions, and the societal impact of technological adoption.