Marlon Philipp

Career

• since March 2020: Research associate at Technology Studies Group of TU Dortmund University
• March 2020: Degree in Industrial Engineering and Management (Msc.) at TU Dortmund University. Study abroad at TRU, Kamloops, Canada and RTU, Riga, Latvia.
• 2017-2020: Undergraduate assistant at the Department & Chair of Human Resource Development and Change Management (TU Dortmund University).

Lectures as research associate

• tutorial for the lecture "Organizational sociology" (Bachelor)

Research projects

• InnaMoRuhr – Concept of an Integrated Sustainable Mobility in the Ruhr Area (2020–2023, funded by Ministry of Transport of the State of Nordrhein-Westfalen)

2025: 

• Hosting the Session “The Role of Circularity in Current and Future Mobility“, STS-Conference 2025, Graz
• Hosting the Session „ Circular Economy as a desirable Societal Future? Navigating Sustainability, Resilience, and Innovation“ EuSpri-Conference 2025, Dortmund

2024:

• “From Lab to Loop - Designing Sustainable Pathways Towards a Circular Economy in the Automotive Industry - A Digital Hub” Circularity Days 2024, Wolfsburg
• Keynote “Digitales Ökosystem für eine nachhaltige Kreislaufwirtschaft”. FFT-Tagung zum 50- Jährigen Firmenbestehen 2024, Fulda
• “The role of incentive mechanisms in changing mobility behaviour”, STS-Conference 2024, Graz
• Hosting the Session „Transforming organisational mobility towards more sustainability“ STS Conference 2024, Graz
• “Sustainable Transition in the automotive industry Investigating incumbent companies and their circularity efforts” IST-Conference 2024, Oslo
• “Anreizmechanismen im Kontext einer Änderung des Mobilitätsverhaltens”, Wissenschaftsforum Mobilität 2024, Duisburg

2023

• “Exploring differing perspectives on sustainability and corresponding strategies in German automotive companies” EcoDesign Conference 2023, Nara
• "Changing universities’ mobility practices in the Ruhr area. Setting up participatory workshops as input for interventions in socio-technical systems." EuSpri Conference 2023, Brighton 
• "Using Real-Lab Experiments to assess possible local mobility transitions in the Ruhr Area." 21st Annual STS Conference 2023, Graz

2022:

• "On-demand-Management komplexer Systeme – Wie nachhaltige Transformation mithilfe digitaler Technik gelingen kann." DGS-Arbeitskreis Soziologie der Nachhaltigkeit (SoNa) 2022, Passau
• "Exploring new urban commuting – Szenarienentwicklung einer nachhaltigen und integriertenMobilität für die UA Ruhr auf Basis eines Mixed-Method-Ansatzes." Wissenschaftsforum Mobilität 2022, Duisburg
• "Participatory workshops as a means of inclusive mobility development." 20th Annual STS Conference 2022, Graz

2021:

• „Mobilitätspraktiken und Mobilitätsbedarfe in der UA Ruhr - eine Bestandsaufnahme“ Wissenschaftsforum Mobilität 2021, Duisburg
• “Mobility Patterns and Future Mobility Demands. Results from the Project InnaMoRuhr” Ruhr Lecture 2021, Bochum/Dortmund

• Philipp, M., Adelt, F., Weyer, J. Mikromobilität und Mobility-as-a-Service – Eine Simulation möglicher Beiträge zur Mobilitätswende (2021)
• Weyer J., Adelt F., Hoffmann S., Konrad J., Philipp M. (2020) Der Simulator SimCo.. In: Proff H. (eds) Neue Dimensionen der Mo­bi­li­tät. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29746-6_5
• Philipp, M., & Adelt, F. (2018). Optionen der politischen Regulierung des Personenverkehrs. Er­geb­nisse einer Simulationsstudie. Soziologische Arbeitspapiere;53. doi.org/10.17877/DE290R-18807