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News and updates
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SUM Team
The SUM project team is almost complete on our side. Led by dr Olha Shulika, supported with (soon to be dr.) Daniel Štraub and with great contribution from two PhDs: Michal and Farnoud.
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Kick off meeting SUM
Great to kick-off the Horizon Europe SUM project. Unfortunately not in person in Lille, but hopefully soon as well. The consortium and objectives look great!
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Three papers at hEART2023
Wonderful news from hEART conference. Our group will have 3 papers presented in Zurich this year, good job!
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Our paper in SNAM
New paper from the group. Michał Bujak and me introduce, formalize, analyse and utilise Network Structures of Ride Pooling problems - available OpenAccess in SNAM Journal
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COeXISTENCE inauguration
If you want to know more about my ERC Starting Grant funded by European Research Council this seminar is a great opportunity. I will introduce this challenging research problem and will invite you to join our newly forming team at GMUM - Group of Machine Learning Research Uniwersytet Jagielloński w Krakowie. See more details here
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Joint GMUM seminar with Jack Haddad
Great pleasure to host prof. Jack Haddad from Technion - Israel Institute of Technology at the seminar of GMUM group - very nice presentation and feedback.
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About COeXISTENCE at MIMUW
I presented my ERC project to the Warsaw University at the Seminar organized by Pawel Gora at MIMUW, great feedback and pleasure - presentation
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Arek awarded!
Congratulations Arkadiusz Drabicki for winning the Transport Research Arena Young Researchers Competition in the category Crossmodality! Arek was awarded for his work on Modelling the impacts of real-time crowding information in public transport in collaboration with prof. Oded Cats, Achille Fonzone, Andrzej Szarata and myself - good job Arek! 👏👏👏
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Paper published!
Good job Jaime! Our paper (with Oded Cats) on the relation between spatial structure of the demand patterns and the shareability is now published in Transportmetrica:A
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New collaboration
We launched collaboration on Network-Science with the group of prof. Rob Kooij to exploit how networks shape the ride-pooling problems. Today I gave a seminar for his group in Delft.