Urban@KAIST
Urban@KAIST is a school-wide initiative to harness pivotal engineering proficiencies within the urban landscape. Seamlessly fusing data, machine learning, domain mastery, and real-world experiments, we embark on a journey to diagnose and forge solutions for evolving urban dynamics.
Although KAIST's strength in scientific research is indispensable, our purpose is not just about science – it's about finding answers that work for all of us. Our aim is to find solutions that are technically robust, economically feasible and socially sustainable. Please join us as we work towards healthy and happy urban future.
Announcement
Urban@KAIST presents the second international Urban X Seminar Series. This year, our series centers on Urban Informatics, with a focus on advancing sustainable, equitable, and data-driven cities.
Please contact urban@kaist.ac.kr for further inquiries.
We are happy to announce four awardees of KAIST-NYU Young Researcher Day.
"G-School Best Research Award"
Namwoo Kim, Ph.D. (KAIST), "Learning Representation of Communities' Social Vulnerability from Human Mobility."
Matthias Fitzky (New York University), "Data Driven Simulation of the Urban Microclimate."
"G-School Best Innovation Award"
Youngjun Park, Ph.D. (KAIST), "Spatial Awareness in Deep Learning: Approaches to Integrating Geoleocational Attiributes in Deep Learning Models."
Ryan Kim (New York University), "Building Verisimilitude in VR with High-fidelity Local Action Models: A Demonstration Supporting Road-Crossing Experiments."
Congratulations to all participants and their advisors for the excellent research, and thank you for participating.
YouTube links for YRD [Week 1] [Week 2]
Please contact urban@kaist.ac.kr for further inquiries.
We are happy to announce KAIST-NYU Young Researcher Day on 10/27 (F) and 11/3 (F), 10 am KST.
Seven students and researchers from NYU and five researchers from KAIST will introduce their research on various topics of urban science and applications of artificial intelligence. Four KAIST professors, one KAIST researcher, and three industrial partners will join as the evaluation panel for the best presentation award.
For the full KAIST-NYU Young Researcher Day schedule, please check Urban X Seminar Series.
Please contact urban@kaist.ac.kr for further inquiries.
Staring Fall 2023, Urban@KAIST presents the new international seminar series focusing on data science and artificial intelligence applications in urban context.
This fall, Urban X focuses on New York University Center of Urban Science Progress (CUSP).
Please contact urban@kaist.ac.kr for further inquiries.
[July 2023]
KAIST-NYU Cities and Climate Changes (KN-C³) Workshop on Clean Energy Transition, Department of Chemical Engineering, KAIST
KAIST-NYU Cities and Climate Changes (KN-C³) Workshop on Clean Energy Transition, Department of Chemical Engineering, KAIST
The second KNC3 workshop was hosted by Department of Chemical Engineering at KAIST. The workshop provided a venue to collaborate on clean urban energy transition between two Chemical Engineering Departments.
For more information, please check the KNC3 website.
The inaugural collaborative workshop of KNC3 took place at Tandon School of Engineering, focusing on the urban science and transportation. Six KAIST faculties and twenty from NYU joined together to exchange their experitise in data-driven urban applications including flood detection, equitable accessibility, urban region embedding, urban economics, inequality, crime, and the innovative concept of urban mobility as a service. The realm of robotics, too, found its place among the engaging conversations.
In the spirit of collaboration, NYU Future Lab contributed a vital dimension by bringing forth their insights in entrepreneurship and sustainability education, enhancing the depth of the workshop's impact.
Our gratitude extends to the stalwart support of NYU leadership, including the contributions of Prof. Samer Madanat from NYUAD, Prof. Maurizio Porfiri from CUSP, and Prof. Kaan Ozbay from C2SMART. Their involvement underpinned the event's success and resonated profoundly within the collaborative framework.
For more information and Youtube archive, please check the KNC3 website.