The center is served by six full-time faculty, more than twenty graduate students, and a large number of undergraduate students and technical personnel.
The Center for Vehicle Systems and Safety (CVeSS) at Virginia Tech was established in 2004 by Dr. Mehdi Ahmadian, professor of Mechanical Engineering, and director of CVeSS. The center consists of four laboratories: The Advanced Vehicle Dynamics Laboratory (AVDL, established 1995), Intelligent Transport Laboratory (ITL, established 2008), Computational Multiphysics Systems Laboratory (CMS, establ
01/29/2018
It’s a BIG day here at CVeSS at we celebrate Dr. Mehdi Ahmadian turning 60! Dr. Ahmadian was welcomed to the office this morning by having to go “over the hill”, 60 black balloons filling his office, delicious cake and gifts to celebrate the special man he is! We wish him the best year yet!
Attention previous CVeSS students: If you have a graduation photo of yourself and Dr. Ahmadian (in your full graduation attire), please share it here or send to Sara Vallejo via email to [email protected]
12/11/2017
It was a big day at CVeSS today as both Ashish Jain and Andrew E. Kim successfully defended their Masters Thesis! Congratulations guys on a great job!
12/05/2017
When it's the week before your Master's thesis.... and you just can't take anymore!
11/01/2017
Check out our group photo shoot we had yesterday!
09/06/2017
It's getting festive at CVeSS early this year! Best wish to Ashish Jain, Dejah Singh and Andrew E. Kim as they begin working on their thesis.
08/28/2017
Congratulations to Yunbo Hou on successful final defense this afternoon!
08/21/2017
Our own eclipse viewing party at CVeSS
08/01/2017
Today was a bittersweet day as we said goodbye to Masood Taheri, otherwise known as Dr. T. We wish him all the best as he heads off to Michigan!
05/31/2017
Summer will be very busy for Yunbo Hou around the lab!
04/19/2017
https://vtnews.vt.edu/articles/2017/03/me-railutc.html
Mechanical engineering railway laboratory participates in $7 million railway safety effort Virginia Tech's Railway Technologies Laboratory will receive $1.9 million over the next five years as part of a collaborative project to focus on advancing the state of engineering and operational safety for U.S. railroads.
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