Joaquin Bernardo Hernandez

Joaquin Hernandez is a full-time researcher working for the Center for Transportation Research (CTR) at the University of Texas, Austin. His current research involves developing a novel system for pavement deflection using high-speed laser-sensors. Other work pertain to pavement friction, noise and texture in flexible and rigid pavement. Aside from research, he enjoys cooking, traveling and is a car enthusiast.

Ekin Ugurel

Ekin is a third-year undergraduate student in the CAEE Department of UT Austin. Ekin was born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey before moving to Texas for high school. His research interests include vehicular aerodynamics, network optimization, traffic simulation, autonomous vehicles, and data science. He likes talking politics, playing soccer and basketball, traveling, and hanging out with his dog Lunita.

Hassan Iqbal

Hassan is a PhD student in the CAEE department of the University of Texas at Austin. He graduated with Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from NUST, Islamabad. His research focuses on monitoring of distributed parameter systems. He works on coupled problems of sensing, scalar field mapping, and autonomous navigation of mobile robots.

Suyash Vishnoi

Suyash is a graduate student in the CAEE department of UT Austin. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee. His research interests include traffic simulation, traffic control, optimization and ITS. He enjoys cooking, reading and playing video games.

Abduallah Mohamed

Abduallah is a PhD student in the CAEE department of the University of Texas, Austin. He is an experienced automotive R&D engineer. His research interests include deep learning, sensors data fusion, and computer vision. His research involves human in the loop control of partially autonomous system, with a current focus on traffic safety. Abduallah worked in multiple international companies and holds a patent in deep learning. Website: https://www.abduallahmohamed.com/

Dr. Christian Claudel

Control and estimation of distributed parameter systems, cyberphysical systems monitoring, and the use of wireless sensor networks for environmental applications.


Email: christian.claudel@utexas.edu