The Cars are Going to be Alright
In a new publication, Daniel Romm and co-authors demonstrate how reallocating Montréal’s street space can create more equitable infrastructure…
Highlights from AAG 2025 in Detroit
PhD candidate Dan Qiang and Prof. Grant McKenzie attended the American Association of Geographers (AAG) annual meeting in Detroit, MI this week…
Mikael Brunila successfully defends his PhD
Dr. Mikael Brunila’s PhD is entitled “Information & Meaning in the Social Sciences: Enclosure, Capital, Metaphor & Method”…
Unlocking the Power of Encrypted Geospatial Data: My Summer with Homomorphic Encryption
This summer, Siyuan Chen had the opportunity to learn about homomorphic encryption…
Fully funded Master’s student position in location privacy
We are seeking a motivated student to join our team for a two-year Master’s position focused on Location Privacy…
Hongyu Zhang receives Outstanding Dissertation Award
Congratulations to Hongyu Zhang for his Outstanding Dissertation Award from the AAG Digital Geography Specialty Group…
New publication examining disparities in NYC transportation recovery
In a recent paper published in Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, Dan Qiang explores disparities in transportation recovery…
New publication exploring regional variation in micromobility users
In a recent paper published in Environment and Planning B, Priyanka Verma examined e-scooter riders across three major U.S. cities…
Dan Qiang awarded Best Poster in TRB 2024 Session
Dan Qiang received the “Best Poster” award from the standing committee on public transportation planning and development at TRB2024…