Case study · RSSB
On the last day of the Next Generation Rail conference, early-career researchers reflected on their learning and built visions of the future railway.
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The LEGO Serious Play session went really well and I heard lots of positive comments on the day.Giulia Lorenzini, Partnerships Manager, RSSB
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