urban & transport planning, travel behavior analysis, integrating transport and machine learning models positive feedbacks in urban systems, disaster research
Our new paper on where and when ride-hailing drivers wait, and what it means for urban planning and driver policy in Indonesia. Working on this together with Bu @safiramaya and Chikaraishi Sensei @ChikaraLab . Thank you so much for your guidance always!
https://t.co/X271901bV4
Our new paper. Part of Blessy Xavier's PhD work.
We use 80 million trip records collected from AFC gates in Delhi Metro to develop a novel crowding index that identifies how different destination stations contribute to link-level crowding.
https://t.co/vjch1Wjllk
@ChikaraLab
NeurIPS 2025's top 50 paper contributors show China and the US neck-and-neck.
In the US, corporate labs—Google DeepMind, Meta, Microsoft—now rival top schools like Stanford, CMU, MIT, showing a major shift to industry-led AI research.
China’s leaders remain academic: Tsinghua, CAS, Peking, SJTU, HKUST. Singapore (NUS, NTU), Korea (KAIST), UAE (MBZUAI), and Canada (Mila) hold strong.
Europe trails, with only Oxford, EPFL, ETH Zurich, and TUM from the EU-27 making the list.
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Source:
linkedin. com/posts/pierre-alexandre-balland-20b75b13_who-pushed-the-ai-frontier-at-neurips-2025-activity-7403119036496162817-vRPE
On Thursday December 11, we will be holding a Japan-TUM Transportation Research Seminar, so if you happen to be in Munich check it out (if not, it will also be available on Zoom). @ChikaraLab@actscape
Our new paper has been published in TR Part A: Co-training framework for enhancing survey accuracy while reducing res... https://t.co/Sw2dT5mY7L
Big congratulations, Reem!
Our new article on the @Transport_ELS Journal of Transport Geography quantifies how much additional travel people are willing to engage in to meet with other. Joint research with @BenjaGramsch@actscape@ChikaraLab
https://t.co/J7MXFhjRq1
A new paper published in Transportation!
We explore how individuals extend their social networks through daily joint activities.
Ttitle: A co-evolutionary simulation of social network and activity engagement
https://t.co/sCTELLwOKp
@kotsukenUT2
The end of the semester!
Thank you everyone for your effort, curiosity, and engagement. It’s been a pleasure learning together.
Have a fantastic break!