Muhammad Adnan has started working as senior researcher at IMOB, Hasselt University in year 2016.
He is managing two major work packages of an EU funded project iSCAPE (SMART control of air pollution in Europe) that involves a consortium of 14 different European universities and institutes.
The project also involved establishment of a living lab in 6 European cities including Hasselt, where Dr. Adnan is a lead.
Prior to joining IMOB, he worked under Prof. Moshe Ben-Akiva (a distinguished MIT Professor) as postdoctoral research associate in Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology, where he was heavily involved in development process of state-of-the-art integrated activity-based model.
He concluded his PhD study from Institute of transport studies, University of Leeds, UK in 2010. He also (co-)authored over 25 publications in international peer-reviewed journals and conferences.
At IMOB, he is providing daily supervision to around 4 PhD students. His main research fields includes integrated modelling within activity-based paradigm, assessment of policy impacts, discrete choice modelling, statistical methods application in transport and road safety data, informational intervention and awareness campaigns design and evaluation.
