Scholar
Zihao "Scott" Li
Google Scholar ID: 7dLezg0AAAAJ
Texas A&M University
Citations & Impact
Citations
232
H-index
9
i10-index
8
Publications
20
Co-authors
11
list available
Publications
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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Honors & Awards:
- • Texas A&M University Dissertation Fellowship, Top 1% (2024)
- • TAMU Graduate School Research and Presentation Travel Award (2023)
- • TTI Keese-Wootan Transportation Fellowship, Top 5% (2022)
- • ITS Texas Scholarship, Top 1% (2021)
- • Zachry Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering Excellence Fellowship (2020)
- • Tsinghua University Excellence Scholarship, Top 5% (2019)
- • Direct Admission to Graduate School at Tsinghua University, Top 1% (2017)
- • Northeastern University Outstanding Student, Top 1% (2017)
- • Outstanding Bachelor’s Graduation Thesis, Northeastern University, Top 5% (2017)
- • Dalian Alumni Association Scholarship, Northeastern University (2016)
- • Northeastern University Excellence Scholarships, Top 5% (2015, 2016, 2017)
- Competitions:
- • FHWA 2023 Excellence in Highway Safety Data Award (1st place, Co-Leader): 'Equitable traffic crash prediction framework to support safety improvement grants allocation'
- • ITE Vision Zero Sandbox Design Competition (1st place, Lead in methodology): 'Countermeasure Selection Using Near-Miss Data to Support Vision Zero in Bellevue'
- • ASA 2021 Joint Statistical Meeting Honorable Mention Paper (Lead in methodology): 'Discovering Reasons and Patterns for Bridges with Fast Deteriorating Deck Conditions'
Background
- Final-year Ph.D. candidate in Transportation Engineering, Zachry Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Texas A&M University (TAMU)
- Research vision: Deeply understand fundamentals of transportation systems and thoughtfully integrate advanced technologies to improve safety, stability, efficiency, equity, intelligence, resilience, and sustainability
- Inspired by Stephen Hawking’s principle: 'One of the basic rules of the universe is that nothing is perfect,' advocating engineering innovation through embracing imperfection
- Subcommittee member of TRB Standing Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Computing Applications (AED50)
- Open to collaboration; contact via email: scottlzh[AT]tamu.edu
