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Seminars

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April 5, 2019

Panel: What’s Driving the Research Agenda of the 21st Century?

2:00 pm

Shaheen, Pedersen, McMillan, Zhang, Banatao Auditorium, 310 Sutardja Dai Hall

April 5, 2019

Lagrangian and Sparse Control for Multi-agents Dynamics and Traffic

4:00 pm

Benedetto Piccoli, Banatao Auditorium, 310 Sutardja Dai Hall

Happening at the Institute

Fostering Conversations in STEM

On March 16, 2019, dozens of young girls and women came together to listen to professionals in the STEM industry share their experiences and influence young women to consider education and career paths in STEM during Conversations in STEM event on the UC Berkeley campus.

Civil and Environmental Engineering Open House on Critical Issues in Transportation

Join us for the Civil and Environmental Engineering Open House on C

Video: Carlos Daganzo's Distinguished Lecture

Carlos Daganzo, Chancellor's Professor of the Graduate School, delivered the CEE Faculty Distinguished Lecture on Four Physics Stories & their Effect on China's Future Mobility.

Shared mobility data platform secures further funding

ITS Berkeley alumni created Populus allows cities to securely access vehicle and trip data from shared mobility operators to help shape transportation policies

Mobiliti: A Game Changer for Analyzing Traffic Congestion

New software tool can run large-scale traffic simulations in seconds as a result of collaboration between ITS Berkeley and Berkeley Lab, part of Berkeley Lab's Sustainable Transportation Initiative.

Alumna Laura Schewel Talks Transportation Analytics in ITS International

The January/February 2019 edition of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) International features an interview with UC Berkeley Energy Resources Group (ERG) alumna Laura Schewel.

Moura Receives NSF Career Award

Scott Moura Receives Prestigious NSF Career Award for Battery Management Project

Halpern, Lazarus, Lucken Selected as Eno Fellows

Congratulations to doctoral students Jessica Lazarus and Emmma Lucken and Transportation dual masters degree student Jeremy Halpern for being selected by the Board of Regents of the Eno Center for Transportation to participate in the 27th annual Eno Future Leaders Development Conference in Washington, DC, June 2 – 6.

Fourth Transportation Alumni Reception a Success!

UC Berkeley TRANSOC students hosted a night of socializing and netw

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