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Smart and in charge Integrating zero-emissions vehicles into California’s electric grid
See how PATH Faculty Director, Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Scott Moura's team is electrifying UC Berkeley’s RSF parking garage with the Smart Learning Research Pilot for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (SlrpEV), which aims to provide a blueprint...
PATH Receives Nine Caltrans Grants
California Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology (PATH) has been awarded nine projects by the Caltrans Research and Deployment Advisory Committee (RDAC) during this year's proposal cycle, totaling $ 3,340,357. “This is a high recognition of PATH's...
TSRC Supports NABSA Annual Shared Micromobility State of the Industry Report
North American Bikeshare and Scootershare Association (NABSA), the nonprofit membership-based association representing public, private, and nonprofit organizations in shared micromobility, is pleased to present the fourth annual Shared Micromobility State of...
Gonzalez Named 2023 Network Science Society Fellow
Congratulations to ITS affiliate, Marta Gonzalez, who was recently named a 2023 Network Science Society Fellow! She joins Nicholas Christakis, Aaron Clauset, Tina Eliassi-Rad, Ernesto Estrada, and Stanley Wasserman for the class of 2023. The Fellowship Program of the...
2023 SB1 Projects Funded
The Institute of Transportation Studies Berkeley (ITS Berkeley) is excited to award 16 projects through the State of California’s ongoing, annual allocation from the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 (Senate Bill 1) and a one-time allocation in the...
Dai, Hansen Featured at the FAA Machine Learning Workshop
On June 13, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the NEXTOR(link is external) consortium held a Machine Learning Workshop to stimulate thoughts and discussions on how the fast-growing machine learning techniques can be used for problems of interest...