International Association of Transportation Infrastructure (INTATI)
Founded in 1995, the International Association of Transportation Infrastructure (INTATI) is a non-profit, non-governmental academic organization dedicated to advancing research, knowledge exchange, and professional collaboration in the field of transportation infrastructure. INTATI brings together researchers, engineers, policymakers, and industry professionals from around the world to promote innovation and sustainable development in transportation infrastructure.
International Transportation Ph.D. Student Symposium
The 2026 International Transportation Ph.D. Student Symposium
The 2026 International Transportation Ph.D. Student Symposium was held in Yangzhou, China. The symposium, themed “Green, Durable, Safe, and Smart Highway Infrastructure,” focused on integrating fundamental transportation research with emerging technologies, including next-generation information technology, artificial intelligence, intelligent manufacturing, advanced materials, and new energy technologies. It provided an international platform for academic exchange among promising early-career researchers in the field of transportation.
The 2025 International Transportation Ph.D. Student Symposium
The 2025 International Transportation Ph.D. Student Symposium was held on August 17, 2025. The symposium, themed “Green, Durable, Safe, and Smart Highway Infrastructure,” focused on integrating fundamental transportation research with emerging technologies, including next-generation information technology, artificial intelligence, intelligent manufacturing, advanced materials, and new energy technologies. It provided an international platform for academic exchange among doctoral researchers in the field of transportation.
The 2024 International Transportation Ph.D. Student Symposium
The 2024 International Transportation Ph.D. Student Symposium was held in Guangxi, China, on November 23, 2024. The symposium, themed “Green, Durable, Safe, and Smart Highway Infrastructure,” focused on integrating fundamental transportation research with emerging technologies, including next-generation information technology, artificial intelligence, intelligent manufacturing, advanced materials, and energy technologies. It provided an international platform for academic exchange among doctoral researchers in the field of transportation.