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"Interdependent decision-making is essential, although humans and policies are bounded."

Research profile

Feixiong Liao is an assistant professor (tenured) at the Urban Planning and Transportation Group of Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). His fields of expertise and interest include urban planning, transport studies, mobility behavior analysis, demand management, and social well-being. Feixiong’s current research is focused on the development of a large-scale model system of urban transportation planning. He is an expert on the frontier of multi-state supernetwork modeling for interdependent decision problems.

He is currently working on the following research and innovation topics:

(1) Network modeling in mobility demand and supply analyses;

(2) Accessibility measurement in urban contexts;

(3) Behavior analysis with a special focus on bounded rationality;

(4) Service innovation for addressing mobility issues;

(5) Sustainability (nexus of mobility, energy, social aspects, etc.). 

He is also interested in collaborating on a variety of topics including AI applications, climate-neutral mobility, integrated land-use transport modeling, experimental designs, microsimulations, panel data analysis, etc. Feel free to contact him if you have something exciting in mind.

He believes in doing services as a core part of the profession, although time is compressed (sacrificed) for doing research. He serves on the editorial board of a few ISI-indexed scientific journals, such as Heliyon, Sustainable Futures, Frontiers in Engineering Management, Communications in Transportation Research, Journal of Urban Mobility, and Societal Impacts, and regularly reviews manuscripts for 80+ international scientific journals. He is an inductee of the top 2% of scientists worldwide in 2023 and 2024 according to Elsevier. Currently, he is also the Education Coordinator of the USRE Unit (including four research groups).

Academic background

He received his doctorate degree (cum laude, less than 5% nationwide) from TU/e in Nov. 2013. During his Ph.D. study, he was the principal researcher (funded by NWO) in a large consortium to examine how accessibility in large metropolitan areas can be improved by designing land-use transport synchronization strategies. Alongside, he made notable contributions in extending the state-of-the-art of multi-state supernetwork approach.

After completing his Ph.D. study, he initiated international (Dutch-Sino) joint research (funded by NWO) and became a post-doc researcher at the same group. Through the collaboration, his post-doc research attempted to solve a vital shortcoming of the existing travel demand forecasting systems by coupling activity-based modeling and dynamic traffic assignment in the multi-state supernetworks. He also coordinated a large-scale data collection and analysis of multi-modal travel behavior in Europe and China.

He became an assistant professor at the same group in Feb. 2016 and started teaching courses "Smart Mobility Design" and "Mobility and Logistics" and supervising bachelor and master graduation projects. Since 2017, he has been co-promotor and daily supervisor of 5-7 Ph.D. students and post-docs (annually). He works on multiple research lines centered at the modeling of complex activity-travel behavior in multi-state supernetworks. 

Currently, he is the PI of an international joint research program (JPI Urban Europe, 2019-2024, funded by NWO) on the valuation and administration of accessibility to housing and transportation. He also holds a five-year education innovation fund for challenge-based learning and research in the domain of smart mobility. Being an active researcher, he acts as an ad-hoc reviewer for many leading scientific journals, peer-reviewed conferences, and funding agencies. He has held visiting scholarships at UMASS (Massachusetts), ETH (Zurich), KIT (Karlsruhe), and Beihang (Beijing). 

Expertise gerelateerd aan duurzame ontwikkelingsdoelstellingen van de VN

In 2015 stemden de VN-lidstaten in met 17 wereldwijde duurzame ontwikkelingsdoelstellingen (Sustainable Development Goals, SDG's) om armoede te beëindigen, de planeet te beschermen en voor iedereen welvaart te garanderen. Het werk van deze persoon draagt bij aan de volgende duurzame ontwikkelingsdoelstelling(en):

  • SDG 3 – Goede gezondheid en welzijn
  • SDG 7 – Betaalbare en schone energie
  • SDG 8 – Fatsoenlijk werk en economische groei
  • SDG 9 – Industrie, innovatie en infrastructuur
  • SDG 10 – Minder ongelijkheid
  • SDG 11 – Duurzame steden en gemeenschappen
  • SDG 13 – Klimaatactie
  • SDG 15 – Leven op het land

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