Next-generation technologies, such as electric, connected and autonomous vehicles, will improve the safety and efficiency of our transportation network. Two Illinois
Award is named after an international icon of pavement research.
CCAT student researcher Mohammadhosein Pourgholamali has received the 2024 Eldon Yoder departmental award of the Lyles School of Civil
Courses offered to engineering students at CCAT partner universities in the Midwest.
Connected and automated vehicle (CAV) technologies are among the most critical and exciting areas
Meeting could lead to partnerships aimed at training future electric vehicle workforce.
On October 7th, Diána Paez, Senior Director of Energy & Mobility at the William Davidson Institute (and CCAT Global Symposium
Conference returned to West Lafayette in a hybrid format with 16 universities participating.
Purdue University hosted the 4th Annual Conference on Next Generation Transportation Systems (NGTS-4) on
Real-time data collected at the two-lane roundabout will be used to efficiently test the safety of autonomous vehicles
CCAT Managing Director, Debby Bezzina, visited the University of Akron on April 19th to present the evolution and importance of connected and automated vehicle technology to the College of Engineering.
Today, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced a $5 million award to the University of Maryland to create the Build America Center. The Center will offer educational programs, information, and resources for transportation agencies in
CCAT Director, Dr. Henry Liu, was recently a guest on the PAVEcast, a show all about the future of transportation. The PAVEcast is led by the Partners for Automated Vehicle Education and is hosted by Ed Niedermeyer, PAVE’s Communications Director. PAVE is a nonprofit coalition working to
Center for Connected and Automated Transportation Principal Investigator, Dr. Mohammad Miralinaghi, has received a certificate of appreciation from Dr. Gregory Rowangould, the paper review chair of the Air Quality and Greenhouse Gas