EVENTS-NEWS-2013
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International Association of
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| Dr. Essam Radwan and Mr. Jack Selter were invited by the International Association of Management of Technology (IAMOT) to be part of a panel that presents their experience with managing university technology centers. The meeting was held in the city of Porto Alegre, Brazil and attended by consultants, university academician, and government officials representing thirty countries. They made a joint presentation about CATSS’ establishment and management as a model for technology transfer center. |
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Essam Radwan attended the 2nd International Conference on Traffic and Logistic Engineering held in Istanbul, Turkey during the period March 15-16, 2013 and presented a paper titled: "Right Turn Split: A New Design to Alleviate the Waeving Problem on Arterial Streets". This paper was produced from a Ph.D. dissertation completed by his Ph.D. student, Dr. Khaled Shabaan a faculty member at Qatar University. Dr. Radwan was awarded a certificate for being the best paper presentation in his session. |
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UTC Symposium at UCF February 14-15, 2013
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The University Transportation Center of the University of Central Florida, Florida International University, Georgia Institute of Technology and University of Alabama Birmingham gathered for a two day symposium focusing on Traffic Safety & Simulation. In total, the event drew over 50 attendees and showcased advances in technologies and traffic safety approaches. The symposium also became an interactive environment for attendees to share thoughts and promote discussion among the different backgrounds that each university brought to the table. The symposium held at UCF was an essential benefit for a better understanding and perspective of the traffic safety and simulation fields. Applications explored during this symposium were intriguing and are paving the ways for new research and advancements in these fields of transportation. This event and others like it will continue to flourish and bring new knowledge and understanding in the field. Bringing together different perspectives and experiences is the key to making these collaborative efforts a success and will continue to be a source for new research opportunities and applications.
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Photo from the seminar that CATSS organized on 1/22/2013 |
