NUTC Dissertation Year Fellows

A primary goal of the Northwestern University Transportation Center is to promote academic excellence and research quality among its transportation students involved in graduate programs across campus. In support of this commitment, each year NUTC offers a number of Dissertation Year Fellowships to outstanding PhD candidates conducting thesis research on transportation, logistics, or supply-chain topics. Dissertation Year Fellowships include full or partial funding to cover three quarters of tuition and a stipend for selected students during their final year of study. Below are NUTC's 2010-11 Dissertation Year Fellows.

	Hamed Alibabai Program: Civil and Environmental Engineering Dissertation Title: "Properties of Simulated Path Travel Times" Faculty Advisor: Hani Mahmassani
	Elaine Croft-McKenzie Program: Civil and Environmental Engineering Dissertation Title: "An EIO-LCA Framework for the Development of Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure" Faculty Advisor: Pablo Durango-Cohen
	Chan Seng (Bill) Pun Program: Industrial Engineering and Manacement Sciences Dissertation Title: "Topics in Airline Revenue Management for Passenger and Cargo Sectors" Faculty Advisor: Diego Klabjan
	Xing Wu Program: Civil and Environmental Engineering Dissertation Title: "Routing and Traffic Assignment in Stochastic Networks" Faculty Advisor: Yu (Marco) Nie
	Zitao Zhang Program: Civil and Environmental Engineering Dissertation Title: "Economic Analysis of Transportation Systems" Faculty Advisor: Pablo Durango-Cohen