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edX course (2nd Ed.): Leveraging Urban Mobility Disruptions to…

We are happy to announce the 2nd edition of the course on the MOOC platform edX called Leveraging Urban Mobility Disruptions to Create Better Cities, starting on 19 Jan 2021, featuring the members of our group prof. Francisco Pereira and prof. Carlos Lima Azevedo! It is offered in collaboration with MIT and other international partners. Read below more about the course and visit the official course page for detailed information and registration! We hope to see you there! 🙂

New member in our group: welcome Antonios!

Antonios Koutounidis joined our group as a Research Assistant in December 2020. He is working on creating the supply road network of Greater Copenhagen for the SimMobility simulation tool. He is also working on energy behavior analysis of electric vehicles owners and on the EV charging location problem.

We wish him a productive and fun time during his stay with us! 🙂

DORS Tutorial: Introduction to reinforcement learning

Prof. Filipe Rodrigues is giving an introductory tutorial on Reinforcement Learning at DORS on the December 17th, 2020, via Zoom. For more details and registration visit here.

MLSM at the Autonomous and Connected Transportation Systems Workshop

Prof. Carlos Lima Azevedo gave a presentation at the Autonomous and Connected Transportation Systems Workshop, held on 20 September 2020 as part of the IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Conference, entitled What about demand? Evaluating automated mobility-on-demand in different urban typologies via integrated demand-supply simulation.

Our recent PhD graduate won an award in the…

Ioulia Markou, who completed her PhD last year in our group, won the 3rd place in the TRA VISIONS 2020 Young Researcher Competition in the cross-modality category, with her work entitled Prediction of traffic anomalies due to special events. Congrats, Ioulia!

New PhD graduation in our group: congrats Mayara!

On 30 June 2020, Mayara Monteiro defended her PhD thesis entitled “Adaptation of transnational short-term residents: understanding the factors influencing residential location choice and travel behavior.”

Congratulations, Mayara!