Yay! I passed the 6,000 steps yesterday! I also passed by two people lying flat on their back, on the sidewalk (sleeping?) That’s one every 1.5 miles. Yeah that’s usual, but look, that is *not* normal.

When computer engineers & urban planners work with VR, AI, and the community @asu Arizona State UniversityTheCollege ASU Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering 🚲 We created new perspectives 🚲 Bicycling in Tempe: A Multimedia and Interactive Experience asuevents.asu.edu/event/bicyclin… 🗓️ TOMORROW 3pm OR 5pm. It’s a public event

I have just registered to participate in the 36th AESOP Annual Congress 2024 aesop-planning.eu/index.php?opti… Let me know if you'll be in Paris on the week of July 8th!

I just saw this for the first time! Thanks to the American Planning Association for featuring my work on productive frictions planning.org/blog/9282103/m…

We had a blast. Thanks to everyone who came to our exhibition.

#TransitOrientedDevelopment offers connectivity, but for whom? High-density, affordable development near transit is possible, but incentives and lower transaction costs are needed. Read more at #JAPAplanning. UC Irvine UCI Social Ecology Huê-Tâm Jamme plnn.org/3UWlSPK

🍻 My first NSF proposal was rejected. I am very glad I celebrated submission 🍻#AcademicWriting #AcademicChatter

It was a pleasure and an honor to participate in this effort. I think this is a must read for anyone, especially PhD students, interested in advancing research at the intersection of transportation planning and mobility.

Tapping the sign

Have you see this new paper? 🚘 We surveyed 2000+ Americans living in cities. We found that the positive relationship between car use and life satisfaction clearly drops past a certain point. This is Rababe Saadaoui 1st first-authored paper. She’s a rising star. Follow her!