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Dr Sargolzaei will present at The North Carolina Transportation Center of Excellence
Dr. Sargolzaei will present at “NC-CAV Center of Excellence on Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Technology” on Friday September 30, 2022 3:00PM-4:00PM. The title of invited […]
Dr Sargolzaei will present at ITS World Congress 2022
Dr. Sargolzaei will present the progress and research findings of RANCS research group at ITS World Congress 2022 on Wednesday 09/21/2022 3:00 pm at Exhibit […]
Dr Sargolzaei receives NSF CAREER Award for research into safety and security of ‘self-driving cars’
Dr. Sargolzaei has received a five-year, $500,000 Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the NSF for his ongoing research in the safety of technology […]
Dr. Sargolzaei and Dr. Noei will present at the Transportation Seminar Series at UTK
Dr. Sargolzaei and Dr. Noei will present at the Transportation Seminar Series at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville on November 11, 2021 2:50 pm to 4:05 […]
Dr. Sargolzaei will present at the 2021 Fall Meeting of Tennessee section of ITS & ITE
Dr. Sargolzaei will presents at Tennessee Section of ITE & ITS during the 2021 Fall Meeting. The talk covers the new techniques for testing the […]
RANCS Lab participated in Creepy Crawly STEM Outreach
RANCS lab participated in the Creepy Crawly STEM Fab Outreach on Friday, 10/15/2021, from 5-8 PM. STEM Fab Friday event is focused on getting children […]
Dr. Sargolzaei has been promoted to the grade of IEEE Senior member
Congratulations to Dr. Sargolzaei, director of the RANCS research lab, on his elevation to the grade of IEEE Senior member. IEEE Senior Membership is an […]
Research platform for testing connected and autonomous vehicles in a virtual environment
Thanks to the National Science Foundation grant enabling Dr. Arman Sargolzaei’s research in the development of a Vehicle-in-the-Loop (ViL) facility for testing connected and autonomous […]
Driving simulator helps students to learn control theory
We developed assignments for graduate and undergraduate students in the Automatic Control course to use the driving simulator located in the Mechatronics Lab at Tennessee […]