Floor Kuiper program manager Smart Mobility
As of 1 February, Floor Kuiper has joined our team of Industry Relations. As program manager Smart Mobility, Floor will focus on putting this topic on the agenda more broadly and to set up interdisciplinary collaborations with external partners. Additionally, she is involved in connecting RUG researchers to the developments regarding the hyperloop test track in Groningen and the Hive.Mobility innovation center.
Floor has been working at the UG since 2016 and is currently working as a program coordinator at the Faculty of Science and Engineering. She is also chairwoman of YoungRUG. Floor previously worked as a PhD coordinator at the Faculty of Spatial Sciences, as a communication officer at the UG/Campus Fryslân, and as a program coordinator at the Faculty of Arts. With her background in various programs and units within the University of Groningen, she will draw more attention to the theme of Smart Mobility at the relevant faculties.
We are very happy that Floor has joined our team of Industry Relations and we wish her the best of luck in her work!
Do you have any questions about Smart Mobility, or would you like to collaborate in this area? Please feel free to contact Floor Kuiper. This can be done via:
E-mail: industryrelations rug.nl or f.kuiper rug.nl
Telephone: 050 363 3264
| Last modified: | 23 February 2021 11.52 a.m. |
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