News & Events

PhD Position in Artificial Intelligence and Urban Science (Fall 2025) The Urban Information Lab at The University of Texas at Austin is seeking two motivated students to pursue a PhD in Community and Regional Planning with a focus in Artificial Intelligence and Urban Science starting in Fall 2025. The successful… read more 

This research examines disparities in access to public electric vehicle charging stations (EVCS) in Austin, Texas, highlighting transportation equity concerns. Using threshold equity toolkits and regression analysis, the study explores how race and income impact public charger access. The findings show that most EVCSs are located in areas where the… read more 

About the event: The Smart Mobility and AI Symposium will be a day-long gathering of UT students and interdisciplinary professionals across academia and industry to inform, examine, and discuss how Autonomous Vehicles (AV), Electric Vehicles (EV), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) impact transportation system and urban climate. This symposium aims to… read more 

We are excited to introduce Ahyoung Chang, the newest Ph.D. student in the Community and Regional Planning (CRP) program at the University of Texas at Austin. We are pleased to welcome her to our lab! Ahyoung specializes in urban informatics, urban form, the built environment, walkability, and livability. Her research… read more 

The Smart Mobility & AI Symposium will be hosted on August 16th at the Engineering Education and Research Center (2501 Speedway, Austin, TX 78712). About the Event The Smart Mobility and AI Symposium will be a day-long gathering of UT students and interdisciplinary professionals across academia and industry to inform,… read more 

UIL’s latest research project, “Developing a Transit Desert Interactive Dashboard: Supervised Modeling for Forecasting Transit Deserts,” was recently published in the journal PLOS ONE. In an exciting development, the Urban Info Lab (UIL) has published a groundbreaking study in the prestigious journal PLOS ONE. Titled “Developing a Transit Desert Interactive… read more 

We are thrilled to announce that Akhil Mandalapu, our esteemed undergraduate research assistant alumnus, has been accepted to Harvard Medical School. He will embark on this exciting journey to become a medical doctor starting in August 2024. Profile: Akhil graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Public Health from the University… read more 

– The Sustainable and Resilient Smart City in Japan – Nagoya University AiCT with Dr. Yatabe Hokkaido University with Prof. Sato Kyoto University Osaka University Tsukuba University with Prof. Van and Prof. Hiroyuki