Prof. Mark Hansen in NYT article on Why Airline Flight Schedules Have Grown Longer

Mark Hansen, Professor of Transportation Engineering and co-director of the National Center of Excellence in Aviation Operations Research, was quoted in The New York Times article on why airline flight schedules have grown longer despite the fact that it takes the same amount to fly from one airport to another as it did decades ago.

See You're Right. You're Spending More Time Sitting on That Plane (NYT, 9/16/19)

Kenichi Soga Named a Bakar Fellow, Recognizing Breakthroughs in Smart Infrastructure

Professor Kenichi Soga is one of 7 Berkeley faculty scientists named as 2019-20 Bakar Fellows, an honor that gives the fellows the money and time to translate their laboratory breakthroughs into technologies ready for the marketplace.

His project is Smart Infrastructure using Real-time Distributed Sensing Technology.