Seminar Archive: 2023-2024
Jeremy Michalek, Professor of Engineering and Public Policy, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Director Vehicle Electrification Group, Carnegie Mellon University
Recent Findings and Insights on Electric Vehicle Adoption, Environmental Implications, and Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
Chiwei Yan, Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, University of California, Berkeley
Pricing Shared Rides
Daan Liang, Program Director for Humans, Disasters, and Built Environment (HDBE) program at the National Science Foundation
Critical Challenges and Funding Opportunities in Infrastructure Systems, Smart Communities, and Disasters for Climate Change Adaption
Aly Tawfik, Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics Engineering, California State University, Fresno, and Director of Fresno State Transportation Institute
Can Telecommuting Reduce our Travel Footprint? The Impact of Telecommuting: An Analysis of Telecommuting Travel Behavior in the USA
Stephen Wong, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta, and leader of the Resilient and Sustainable Mobility and Evacuation (RESUME) Group
Resilience Hubs: Human-Centered Analysis of Transportation Considerations
Asha Weinstein Agrawal, Director of MTI’s National Transportation Finance Cente and Professor of Urban and Regional Planning, San José State University
From Fuel Taxes to the Phantom Tollbooth? Equity, Sustainability, and the Future of Road Pricing
Cynthia Chen, Professor, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Washington (Seattle)
Promises and “limitations” of big and small data for human mobility analysis
Ketan Savla, Associate Professor, University of Southern California
Case Studies in Data Driven Transportation Decision and Control
Scott Moura, Associate professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering, UC Berkeley
Integrating Power & Transportation Networks: The Opportunities and Challenges
Shoshana Vasserman, Assistant professor and faculty research fellow, economics, Stanford University
Can Usage-Based Pricing Reduce Traffic Congestion?
Johannes Royset, Professor, University of Southern California
Risk-Adaptive Approaches to Learning and Decision Making
Deborah Salon, Associate professor and senior global futures scientist, Arizona State University
Car-Free Living in Car-Dependent America?
Angelo Guevara, Associate professor, Fulbright chair, and director of the Civil Engineering Department at Universidad de Chile (UChile)
Using Wearable Mobile and Psychophysiological Sensors to Enhance Granularity and Ecological Validity of Travel Behavior Analysis
Cassiano Isler, Civil Engineer and assistant professor, University of São Paulo, Brazil
Attitudes, behavior and cognitive dissonance: avenues for future research and applications
Jake Berman, Cartographer, historian, and lawyer. Author of The Lost Subways of North America
They Don't Build Them Like They Used To: Historical Patterns of Transit Construction and TOD
Claudio Barbieri da Cunha, Professor, Department of Transportation Engineering, Polytechnic School at the University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil
Transit Network Design (TND): An Introduction and Some Practical Aspects
Hani Mahmassani, William A. Patterson Distinguished Chair in Transportation, Northwestern University and Director of the Northwestern University Transportation Center
Will taking to the air solve urban congestion? Evolving technology and service supply models in Urban Air Mobility
Kari Watkins, Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering, UC Davis
UC Davis as a Living-Learning Laboratory for Sustainable Transportation
Fengxiang Qiao, Professor and Co-director, Innovative Transportation Research Institute, Texas Southern University
Measurement, Modelling, and Impacts of Vehicle Exhaust Emissions
Lukas Wernert, European Union Fellow for the 2023-24 academic year
Sharing insights on EU hydrogen policy developments
Zong Tian, Professor and Director, Center for Advanced Transportation Education and Research (CATER), University of Nevada, Reno
Traffic Signal Coordination Principles and Timing Development – An International Perspective
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