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Co-lead, New Mobility
Phil joined City Science in 2015 as a Master’s student in Urban Transportation Planning to develop his thesis project on combining interactive data visualization and Accessibility simulation as a tool for transit policy simulation and community engagement.
As Research Scientist, Phil is responsible for growing the group’s micro-mobility research portfolio, cross-sector engagements, and international partnerships. His research focuses on pushing the applications of Human-Machine Interaction (HMI), agent-based fleet simulations, and policy development for new urban mobility systems and services. Phil is passionate about integrating the best of human intuition, machine intelligence, and institutional policies to enable system-scale transformations that strengthen communities and human mobility.
Outside of his day-to-day research, Phil supports the Director’s Office on the development and maintenance of key sponsor relationships, through co-creating R&D projects and engagement activities for building innovation capacities.