UTC Research Assistants
Graduate students from the UIC colleges of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, Engineering and others work closely with UTC research staff and affiliated faculty to provide creative solutions to the complicated transportation challenges addressed in research projects. This level of real-word experience gives students an opportunity to hone skills learned in the classroom and apply that knowledge to modern transportation research.
Upon graduation, UTC student researchers are better prepared to lead and excel in the workplace.
Mohamman Amin Abbasi
Masters Candidate College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
mabba@uic.edu
Pietro Buffoni
PhD Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
pbuffo2@uic.edu
Pooria Choobchian
PhD Candidate, College of Engineering
pchoob2@uic.edu
Tobin Greenwald
Master's Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
tgreen37@uic.edu
Amy Hofstra
PhD Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
ahofst3@uic.edu
Chaeeun Jun
PhD Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
cjun4@uic.edu
Shayan Khanmohammadidoustani
PhD Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
skhanm2@uic.edu
Eamon Lauster
Master's Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
elaust2@uic.edu
Fatemeh Noorizadehsalout
Master's Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
fnoori2@uic.edu
Jad Salloum
Master's Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
jsallo2@uic.edu
Danyel Tharakan
Master's Candidate, College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs
dthara2@uic.edu