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Matson Scholarship Awarded to Julio Fuentes Matson Scholarship Awarded to Julio Fuentes

Matson Scholarship Awarded to Julio Fuentes Matson Scholarship Awarded to Julio Fuentes
December 17, 2022 — The Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics program (MSCTL) has named first-year student Julio Fuentes (MSCTL '24) as recipient of the $5,000 2022 Matson Diversity in Supply Chain Scholarship , selected from this year's pool of applicants for admission. Julio started his transportation engineering career in...
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How To Shop Online and Be Kinder to the Planet How To Shop Online and Be Kinder to the Planet

How To Shop Online and Be Kinder to the Planet How To Shop Online and Be Kinder to the Planet
Anne Goodchild , a University of Washington professor who studies the climate emissions of transportation, offers some guidance for planet-conscious shopping.
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We Applied for a $2 Million Federal Grant for Data-Driven Curb Space Management We Applied for a $2 Million Federal Grant for Data-Driven Curb Space Management

We Applied for a $2 Million Federal Grant for Data-Driven Curb Space Management We Applied for a $2 Million Federal Grant for Data-Driven Curb Space Management
“The UW Urban Freight Lab is thrilled to be a partner in this important grant proposal. We look forward to working closely with SDOT, the Open Mobility Foundation, the freight community, and local businesses to help advance real-world research and optimize freight mobility in Seattle.” – Kelly Rula, Director, Policy and Partnerships, UW Urban Freight Lab
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3rd Annual Transportation Management Program (TMP) Seminar Recap 3rd Annual Transportation Management Program (TMP) Seminar Recap

3rd Annual Transportation Management Program (TMP) Seminar Recap 3rd Annual Transportation Management Program (TMP) Seminar Recap
By Madeline Feig With all the transportation improvements that have been going on in Seattle, properties and buildings now have more resources than ever to make their buildings as accessible as possible. Our third annual Transportation Management Program (TMP) Seminar covered exactly that; how to leverage these transportation improvements and what...
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New Paper: What is the Right Size for a Residential Building Parcel Locker?New Paper: What is the Right Size for a Residential Building Parcel Locker?

New Paper: What is the Right Size for a Residential Building Parcel Locker?New Paper: What is the Right Size for a Residential Building Parcel Locker?
October 31, 2022 — Urban Freight Lab researchers Andisheh Ranjbari , Caleb Diehl , Giacomo Dalla Chiara , and Anne Goodchild have published a new paper on " What is the Right Size for a Residential Building Parcel Locker? " in Transportation Research Record:
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UFL Hosts Quarterly Meeting in Silicon Valley UFL Hosts Quarterly Meeting in Silicon Valley

UFL Hosts Quarterly Meeting in Silicon Valley UFL Hosts Quarterly Meeting in Silicon Valley
November 2, 2022 — The Urban Freight Lab hosted our quarterly membership meeting today at Playground Global, a venture capital firm, tech incubator, and engineering lab in Palo Alto, and home to UFL members Lacuna Technologies and BrightDrop .
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