I am a postdoctoral researcher in the 3 Revolutions Future Mobility (3RFM) program of the Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Davis. 

My work centers on advancing sustainable urban development with a focus on transportation equity, housing accessibility, and emerging mobility solutions. I investigate how technologies like teleworking, shared mobility, and vehicle automation influence mobility outcomes, particularly for disadvantaged communities. My recent research projects include a focus on the socio-spatial implications of remote work and online shopping, the decarbonization of California’s transportation sector, and the impacts of high-speed rail on economic development and land use. A key aspect of my work explores the intersection of transportation and housing policies, examining how integrated strategies can alleviate socio-economic disparities and promote healthier, more equitable cities.

I have collaborated on a range of interdisciplinary projects related to smart infrastructure, sustainable mobility, and the impacts of COVID-19 on travel behavior and subjective well-being. My partners include scholars from fields like Civil Engineering, Social Work, Geography, Environmental Science, and Public Health. I am committed to developing data-driven insights that inform policies promoting both social equity and urban sustainability.