Thinking About a Sabbatical? Join Volpe
Volpe is interested in having tenured or tenure-track faculty members spend time at our facility in Cambridge, working on independent or sponsored research and collaborating with our talented staff.
General
13.2 Phase 1 Recommendations for Award
13.2 Phase 1 Recommendations for Award for the U.S. DOT's Small Business Innovation Research program
Faculty Appointments
Volpe has a long history of working side-by-side with university and college faculty on challenging transportation topics. We are interested in having tenured or tenure-track faculty members, especially those on sabbatical, spend time at our facility in Cambridge, Massachusetts, working on...
Transportation System Resilience
Global transportation infrastructure today is confronted with significant vulnerabilities, including the escalating threats of our changing climate. This series brings together distinguished experts to discuss challenges, opportunities, and fresh approaches related to these pressing issues.
Calculating the Aftermath of Truck Crashes
Sophisticated data models accurately show the range of consequences from an average truck crash.
Objective Testing Puts New Technologies to the Test
Volpe develops and applies objective test procedures and specialized measurement capabilities for new technologies, typically in conjunction with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Vehicle Research and Test Center.
Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Appendices
Forms for SBIR application.
Technology Transfer
Volpe technology transfer consists of a broad range of formal and informal cooperation and collaboration activities with federal and state/local agencies, peer federal laboratories, and the public and private sectors. Successful technology transfer efforts address government and private-sector...
2011 Phase I Awards
2011 Phase I Awards for the U.S. DOT SBIR program
2012 Phase I Awards
2012 Phase I Awards for the U.S. DOT SBIR program