Dr. Hossain Mohiuddin is a postdoctoral researcher and adjunct faculty at the Department of Transportation and Urban Infrastructure Studies at Morgan State University. He earned his PhD in Transportation Technology and Policy from the University of California, Davis. Prior to that, Dr. Mohiuddin earned his MS in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Iowa and a Bachelor's in Urban and Regional Planning from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. Dr. Mohiuddin’s research focuses on examining the impacts of emerging new mobility services and technologies on individuals’ attitudes and perceptions, mobility choices, and travel behavior. Dr. Mohiuddin conducted research on first- and last-mile planning for public transit, operational efficiency evaluation of heavy rail systems, decarbonization of last-mile logistics, and bicycle and pedestrian choices in the Global South context. Dr. Mohiuddin was awarded multiple grants as PI and co-PI from the United States Department of Transportation, California Statewide Transportation Research Program, and Bangladesh Institute of Planners. Dr. Mohiuddin also contributed to research projects funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), the California Department of Transportation, and the World Conference on Transport Research Society. Dr. Mohiuddin published more than 20 scientific articles in top-rated journals and gave more than 20 presentations on prestigious transportation and planning conferences.