In recognition of the finite supply, security challenges, and environmental consequences associated with fossil fuel consumption, the world has begun preparing for a global shift in how transportation will be powered in the future. Through rigorous, academic research in partnership with a range of industry and governmental stakeholders, ATI is at the forefront of designing the next generation of electric vehicles and the infrastructure necessary to integrate them into the transportation system.
Electric Vehicles and Fuel Economy Collaboratory
Based on the involved topics and constituent members of the Electric Vehicles and Fuel Economy, we have identified Ecosystem to Support Leadership in Electric Vehicle Research as a Signature Project to help focus the attention of the Collaboratory at a high level in parallel to the new and ongoing research. This project is meant to support the overall research efforts of this topic and to yield a core resource to support transportation research at UA.
Team
- Bharat Balasubramanian
- Jaber Abu-Qahouq
- Josh Bittle
- Alex Hainen
- Adam Hauser
- Nader Jalil
- Burcu Keskin
- Mithat Kisacikoglu
- Shuhui Li
- Patrick Leclair
- Andy Lemmon
- Tigran Melkonyan
- John Mittenthal
- Shanlin Pan
- Ruigang Wang
- Mesut Yavuz
Affiliated Centers
- Center for Advanced Public Safety
- Center for Advanced Vehicle Technologies
- Center for Business and Economic Research
- Transportation Policy Research Center
- Alabama Mobility and Power Center (AMP)