Projects

Open
Seeking: Graduate students (PhD/MSc)

Privacy-preserving mobility choice modeling

Mobility data is powerful, but it is also sensitive. Cities and platforms increasingly want to learn how people travel while protecting privacy. This project will develop methods that allow us to obtain meaningful behavioral insights via structural spatiotemporal choice models, meanwhile ensuring privacies are protected.

November 01, 2025
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Open
Seeking: Graduate students (PhD/MSc)

Designing information in mobility systems

When many travelers respond to the same guidance (e.g., route recommendations), the outcome is not simply everyone gets faster routes. Their responses interact through congestion in mobility systems. This project develops system-level models and algorithms for information design: how agencies or platforms should structure guidance so that the whole network performs better, not just individual trips.

November 01, 2025
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Open
Seeking: Research assistants / Master students

Privacy-preserving data and experimentation platform

Many important mobility questions cannot be answered without careful data collection and controlled experiments. This project develops a privacy-preserving platform that supports safe mobility data collection and, later, controlled studies of information interventions.

October 01, 2025
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Ongoing

Information and choice: how pushed information changes decisions

Navigation apps and platforms do not just show information. They increasingly push recommendations and alerts, sometimes simple, sometimes personalized. This project studies how such information ultimately change how people choose where, when, and how to travel.

October 01, 2025
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