Connected Cities for Smart Mobility toward Accessible and Resilient Transportation
C2SMARTER congratulates NYU Professor Jiang on his election to the prestigious European Academy of Sciences and Arts. The European Academy, a non-governmental association committed to promoting scientific and societal progress,
Thursday, January 11, 2024, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Convention Center – 103A, Washington, DC Kaan Ozbay, New York University, presiding Sponsored by TRB Traffic Simulation Committee (ACP80) For any questions, contact
As researchers looking to address real-world questions, data is the foundation of everything. Unfortunately, high-quality, multifaceted data is often unavailable, so researchers must be resourceful. Different data sources can be
On October 14, 2023 TransportationCamp-NYC was held for the first time held at the former New York City Transit Authority Headquarters in Brooklyn, NYC.
September 24- 28, 2023 Bilbao, Spain At the end of September 2023, members of the C2SMART team traveled to Bilbao, Spain, to attend and present at IEEE ITSC 2023. Six
Thursday, September 14, 2023C2SMART Data Viz Lab C2SMARTER hosted a Fall Kickoff Event for undergrad and graduate transportation students. Students met each other, ate pizza, and learned about the program changes
UGSRP (Undergraduate Summer Research Program) invites rising sophomore, junior, and senior undergraduate students to complete 10 weeks of hands-on research.
C2SMARTER is soliciting proposals from its consortium faculty for research projects in 2023. In addition to the merit of the proposed research, projects will be selected based on their proposed outputs (i.e. products, tools), external partners/users of the generated products, and real-world implementations that will result.
On March 28, 2023, C2SMART Center and NYU’s student chapter of ITE hosted the 5th Annual Women in Transportation Panel at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering. Over 50 rising transportation professionals attended the hour-long panel discussion focused on gender equity in the workforce and throughout global transportation systems. The panelists shared insights about their experiences as women in a male-dominated field of work, including gender challenges in transportation, advice for overcoming those challenges, and tips for aspiring transportation engineers and planners.
Over the course of May 15-18th, NYU Tandon hosted KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology) for the first KN-C³ Workshop. KAIST faculty and students traveled from Korea for the four-day workshop for a research exchange between the two schools, which focused on transportation and urban research.