Request for Applications for NICR 2021 Graduate/Undergraduate/Doctoral Dissertation Research Award
U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) Guest Speaker Series
NICR Student Council Workshop
NICR’s Ipek Nese Sener, PhD, featured on Thinking Transportation
NICR’s Susan Shaheen, Ph.D. selected for a Department of Energy grant
Now You See It, Now You Don’t: COVID-19 made traffic congestion disappear, but not for long: TTI podcast with Tim Lomax
Research in Motion: Urban Mobility Report Interview with Tim Lomax
UCB and NICR’s Susan Shaheen, Ph.D. featured on the Wunder Mobility Podcast
TTI Publishes 2021 Urban Mobility Report
NICR Newsletter – June 2021
Didier Valdés-Díaz, Ph.D. earns 2019-2020 Outstanding Civil Engineering Professor Award
NICR Newsletter – April 2021
Texas A&M Transportation Institute announces 2021 NICR interns
NICR’s Benjamín Colucci-Ríos, Ph.D. earns the 2021 ASCE Wilbur S. Smith Award
TRB’s Transportation Explorers: Susan Shaheen and Planning Future Mobility
NICR student activity meeting – January 2021
NICR Newsletter – January 2021
Two NICR students receive national awards from the Council of University Transportation Centers (CUTC)
NICR meets with FDOT to discuss projects and collaboration
NICR Executive Committee meets to discuss year two projects
NICR staff meets with Rodney Bunner, President of ServiceEdge Solutions to demonstrate TBEST analysis features
NICR Explores I-4 Corridor TSMO Research Opportunities
CUTR meets with TBARTA to discuss NICR projects
NICR partner Dr. Benjamín Colucci Ríos receives two awards for his contributions in Civil Engineering and Transportation
2019 OST-R Site Visit and NICR Kickoff
Congressman Daniel Webster visits autonomous vehicle lab
Congressman Ross Spano visits CUTR
WUSF Interview on NICR
U.S. Representative Kathy Castor visits CUTR
University of South Florida becomes latest USDOT transportation research center
U.S. Rep. Castor Celebrates Federal Grants to Lift Up University Area Families, Students & Businesses
NICR interview with WFLA’s Gordan Byrd
How do we solve traffic congestion? The feds hope USF can find some answers.
USF awarded $7.5 million to establish new national University Transportation Research initiative
