Milan Tamis

Milan Tamis is a Lecturer/Researcher in City Net Zero Energy and Innovation and Psychology for Sustainable Cities at the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Law (FASSL) at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. His work focuses on the social and behavioral dimensions of sustainable urban transitions, particularly in energy systems and transportation. He has been actively publishing since 2017, with notable contributions exploring electric vehicle adoption, climate mitigation strategies, and behavioral change mechanisms.

• Research Interests: Sustainable Urban Mobility, Electric Vehicle Adoption, Social Psychology of Energy Transition
• Key Collaborations: Frequent co-authorship with researchers like Renes, de Vries, and Alkemade

His research frequently intersects with real-world policy applications, as evidenced by media coverage in outlets like Logistiek + and contributions to projects like the Amsterdam taxi electrification initiative. Tamis has also delivered invited talks on topics such as charging behavior dynamics and climate change adaptation strategies.

• Awards: Received HvA Onderzoeksprijs 2021 as part of a collaborative research team