The annual WiDS Cambridge conference, co-hosted by IDSS and Microsoft, marked 10 years with a day of connections and opportunities, plus talks about human-agent collaboration, data and democratic processes, extreme weather, and more.
New approach from researchers including IDSS faculty Cathy Wu adapts to decide which robots should get the right of way at every moment, avoiding congestion and increasing throughput.
The current compensation structure turns a climate solution into a burden for residents without solar, according to research from TPP student Fischer Espiritu Argosino and Professor Christopher Knittel.
New study from researchers including IDSS faculty Gioele Zardini finds autonomous mobility-on-demand research must become more transparent and reproducible to guide real-world transportation decisions
