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Shubham AgrawalAssistant ProfessorOffice: 319C Brackett Hall Phone: 864-656-3936 Email: agrawa3@clemson.edu Vita: View Personal Website: http://www.rationalite.com/ | |
Educational BackgroundPh.D. Transportation and Infrastructure Systems Engineering M.S. Transportation and Infrastructure Systems Engineering B.Tech Civil Engineering | Courses TaughtPSYC 8110: Research Design and Quantitative Methods II
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ProfileShubham joined the Department of Psychology at Clemson University as an Assistant Professor in July 2022 and the Glenn Department of Civil Engineering as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in January 2024. Before this, he worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Clemson University on a National Science Foundation-funded project, WEAVE: Preparing the Future Workforce for the Era of Automated VEhicles. Shubham’s research is at the nexus of engineering and social sciences. His primary research focuses on human factors in transportation, especially related to emerging technologies such as connected & automated vehicles and wearable technologies. | |
Research InterestsHuman Factors, Emerging Technologies, Connected & Automated Vehicles, Traveler Behavior, Information Systems, Workforce Development, Alternative Fuel Vehicles, Smart Mobility, Sustainable Living Research Publications1. Schuster, A. M., Agrawal, S. (corresponding author), Britt, N., Sperry, D., Van Fossen, J. A., Wang, S., Mack, E. A., & Cotten, S. R. (2023). Will automated vehicles solve the truck driver shortages? Perspectives from the trucking industry. Technology in Society, 74, 102313. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.techsoc.2023.102313
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