Tony Kinchen ‘24 is a systems doctoral student from Ithaca, NY. He earned his bachelor’s degree in biological sciences at Cornell University and now studies the relationship between mobility equity and the environment under the guidance of Prof. Andreas Malikopoulos at Cornell.
My research focuses on creating a metric that is capable of quantifying both mobility equity and the environmental standing of emerging mobility systems, which will enhance our understanding of the impact of emerging mobility systems on equitable accessibility and the environment by developing a new metric to consider both while quantifying the relationship between them
The research explores the relationship between mobility equity and environmental sustainability, aiming to balance travelers' needs with environmental impact. It will provide new insights for policymakers to create regulations that enhance mobility options while minimizing environmental harm, with seminars highlighting the significance of these metrics.
In my spare time I enjoy going outside, reading, listening to music, and training my Goldendoodle.
I chose Cornell because I enjoy the welcoming environment and vibrant atmosphere the campus provides, and I believe it offers the best resources to help me become a prominent researcher in my field. Additionally, I appreciate the support and guidance that the advisors and faculty offer to students, fostering both academic and personal growth.
I aim to complete my graduate studies at Cornell and, after graduation, pursue research at a top-tier research institution.
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