Zelin is a second year graduate student pursuing the MCP-MST dual degree at MIT. Her research interests lie in understanding transportation issues from a behavioral perspective. She loves learning new ideas and technologies in the neuro-science and computer science fields and apply them in transportation study. Currently she is doing a research to assess the bus waiting experience using an EEG neuro-headset. Zelin received her bachelor’s degree in Urban Planning as well as Economics in Peking University, China. She used to intern in the transportation department of China Academy of Urban Planning and Design (CAUPD).

Research Interests: Automated Vehicle Analytics, Emotional Travel, Mobility Sensing and Prediction