Michael is a second-year MST student at MIT, and a lifelong enthusiast in finding ways we can make transportation systems more integrated, thoughtful, humanistic, efficient, and sustainable. Prior to MIT, he obtained his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of California, Berkeley. His research projects include quantifying the shifts in regional travel patterns induced by the future of work and post-pandemic shifts in behavior, achieving regional climate goals, and tactically leveraging the customer feedback of public transit agencies. Outside of the lab, he enjoys riding long-distance trains, photography, exploring new cities and finding good food.