2021年10月14日 · In the Future of Mobility workshops, the NYU Rudin Center will convene subject matter experts and government leaders. During the workshop, speakers and participants will identify policy initiatives and needs for seamless, technology-enabled urban travel.

Over the past three years, researchers at UTEP and NYU have collaborated on the development of a smartphone application, Urban Connector, which is designed to cater to the urban mobility needs and preferences of seniors in El Paso. A prototype of the application was developed and a follow-up survey was conducted to gather feedback.

2021年10月14日 · Led by NYU Rudin Center Assistant Director Sarah Kaufman, the Emerging Leaders in Transportation program develops early-career transportation professionals to develop and promote innovations within their organizations.

Given in recognition of scholarship in civil engineering, constructive interest in co-curricular activities and service to the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Chapter and to the NYU Tandon community.

acknowledge Murat Ledin Barlas, Omar Hammami, Nick Hudanich, and Siva Sooryaa Muruga Thambiran for their help in model validation. This study (#IRB-FY2020-4638) is reviewed by the University Committee

2020年10月19日 · Team members Bruno Cunha, Nick Hudanich, Logan Wagner, and Martin Bruce say they’d never have gotten this far without the guidance of their faculty advisor, Jack Bringardner; the staunch backing of Civil and Urban Engineering Department Chair Magued Iskander; and the support of C2SMART (Connected Cities with Smart Transportation), the …

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Student lightning talks featuring research presentations by Nick Hudanich, Bingqing Liu, Fabiana Ricci, Miao Zhang and moderated by Rose Ampuero (NYU Tandon ...

2021年5月23日 · This post comes from Nick Hudanich, an undergraduate pursuing a B.S. in Civil Engineering from NYU Tandon. Cities around the globe are using the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting shelter-in-place orders to explore pedestrianizing streets.