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Low-Cost Solution for Self-driving Cars to Spot Hacked GPS
A lot of hurdles remain before the emerging technology of self-driving personal and commercial vehicles is common, but transportation researchers at The University of Alabama developed a promising, inexpensive system to overcome one challenge: GPS hacking that can send a…
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ATI September 2022 Newsletter
We are slightly over a month into the fall semester and our faculty, researchers, and students are already very busy collecting accolades, grant funding, and university-wide highlights. The research that our experienced team produces consistently receives state and national attention,…
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Driving Innovation
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Rebuild Alabama Project Updates September 2022
The Annual Grant Program of the Rebuild Alabama Act (RAA) signed in March 2019 requires ALDOT to allocate at least $10 million annually from the state’s share of gas tax revenue for funding of eligible local road and bridge projects.…
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Drive Electric Alabama EV Summit
AMP representatives attended the Drive Electric Alabama EV Summit at the BJCC in Birmingham on September 21-22. AMP was a Collaborative Sponsor which allowed them to serve on the planning committee and to have an exhibit booth. AMP Executive Director…
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The Chamber of West Alabama Annual Transportation Summit
The annual Transportation Summit was hosted by the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama and held at the Tuscaloosa River Market on September 20, 2022. This packed event provided an opportunity for the west Alabama community to hear updates from…
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ATI August 2022 Newsletter
Engaging in innovative research that will impact economic and societal development is at the core of our mission at ATI. In this newsletter you will read about four awarded research projects announced this month that embody our mission.
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Rebuild Alabama Project Updates August 2022
Rebuild Alabama Project Updates – August 2022 The Annual Grant Program of the Rebuild Alabama Act (RAA) signed in March 2019 requires ALDOT to allocate at least $10 million annually from the state’s share of gas tax revenue for funding…
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UA Awarded NSF Grant for HBCU Bridge Program
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The University of Alabama has received a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a bridge program for students from three Historically Black Colleges and Universities interested in opportunities in renewable energy.
