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Sustainable Transportation Energy Pathways Program

2028 Academic Surge
University of California, Davis
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616

(530) 752-1934 phone

Contacts:
Dr. Joan Ogden,
Director
Paul Gruber,
Manager

 

Education

NextSTEPS aims to educate the next generation of leaders in sustainable transportation.

Research Fellowship

NextSTEPS - NextSTEPS is a prestigious research group investigating transition strategies and scenarios for alternative fuels and vehicles.  Admission is very competitive.  Students interested in joining NextSTEPS should first complete the UC Davis Graduate Studies application.  Within this application, you will identify your research areas of interest and advisors with whom you would like to work.  We recommend that you review the NextSTEPS Research page, which outlines our research areas and research leaders.

ITS-Davis - Students conducting research in the NextSTEPS program are either enrolled in the ITS-Davis Transportation Technology and Policy (TTP) program, which awards MS and PhD degrees, or a related degree-granting program.  The TTP program allows graduate students to study and analyze a wide range of transportation related issues, including alternative fuels and vehicles.  If you have questions about the application process, please contact Annemarie Schaaf (aschaaf@ucdavis.edu; 530-752-0247).

Graduate Education at UC Davis

Visit the Graduate Studies webpage for more information on graduates programs at UC Davis.

Highlights

STEPS Book

Sustainable Transportation Energy Pathways: A Research Summary for Decision Makers

(November 2011)

This book synthesizes key insights from the 2007-2010 STEPS program, informs decision makers about the potential costs and benefits of alternative fuel and vehicle pathways, and illuminates viable transition strategies toward a sustainable transportation future.

Available for purchase (color or B&W;) or as a free pdf.