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Rishi Verma

Rishi Verma
Rishi Verma(no longer at UFL/SCTL)
  • Research Assistant, Urban Freight Lab
  • Ph.D. Student, Industrial Engineering
rverma32@uw.edu  |  Wilson Ceramics Lab 111
  • Excellence in Education – Norwalk Public Schools (2021)
  • Ph.D., Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Washington (in progress)
  • B.S., Operations Research and Engineering (Minors, Computer Science and Music), Cornell University

I hold a BS in Operations Research and Engineering from Cornell University, with minors in Computer Science and Music. After graduating, I became a Teach For America corps member, and spent two years teaching Mathematics at West Rocks Middle School in Norwalk, Connecticut. Currently, I am pursuing a Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems Engineering from the University of Washington and am serving as a research assistant in the Urban Freight Lab.

Polina Butrina

Polina Butrina
Polina Butrina(no longer at UFL/SCTL)
  • Research and Teaching Assistant (2016-18)
  • Graduate Student, Transportation Engineering (2016-18)
Photo by Anna Bovbjerg Alligood: SCTL Center Research Asst., student MSc(Eng.), University of Washington

Nota Goulianou

Nota Goulianou
Nota Goulianou(no longer at UFL/SCTL)
  • Teaching Assistant, Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics Master's degree program
  • Research Assistant, Urban Freight Lab
  • Ph.D. Student, Civil and Environmental Engineering (Transportation Track)
  • Autonomous freight vehicles
  • Urban freight
  • Sustainability
  • Zero-emissions freight
  • Gerondelis Foundation Scholarship, Florida Atlantic University
  • Ph.D., Transportation Engineering, University of Washington (in progress)
  • M.S., Transportation Engineering, Florida Atlantic University
  • B.S., Architectural Engineering, Technical University of Crete (Greece)Teaching Assistant, Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics Master’s degree program

Panagiota (Nota) Goulianou holds a bachelor’s in architectural engineering from the Technical University of Crete and a Master of Science in Transportation Engineering from Florida Atlantic University. She is currently continuing her studies in Transportation Engineering as a Ph.D. student at the University of Washington.

During her master’s studies, Nota worked as a graduate research assistant for the Freight Mobility Research Institute (FMRI), where her research focused on intermodal freight transportation and port resilience. She served as the president of the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) student chapter (May 2019 – February 2020) and the vice president of the WTS student chapter at FAU.

  • Teaching Assistant, Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics Master’s degree program