Maha Ahmad

Renowned for innovative contributions in the field of transport studies, Maha Ahmad is a distinguished Ph.D. scholar at the Communication University of California-Davis. Her research primarily focuses on shared demand responsive transport, with a keen interest in flexible transit services that adapt to the evolving needs of urban populations. Maha's work is instrumental in shaping the future of urban mobility, aiming to create more efficient and sustainable transport solutions. Before embarking on her doctoral journey at UC Davis, Maha Ahmad served as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics, School of Social Sciences and Humanities at NUST in Pakistan. During her tenure there, she delved into a diverse array of research interests, including international trade, agriculture, water management, entrepreneurship, and urban economics. Her interdisciplinary approach has allowed her to explore the intricate connections between these fields, contributing to a broader understanding of economic and environmental challenges. Maha's academic journey is marked by a commitment to addressing real-world problems through rigorous research and innovative thinking. Her work on shared demand responsive transport not only addresses the technical aspects of transit systems but also considers the socio-economic implications, making her contributions invaluable to policymakers and urban planners. In addition to her academic pursuits, Maha is actively involved in various collaborative projects and conferences, where she shares her insights and findings with fellow researchers and industry experts. Her dedication to advancing knowledge in her field is matched by her passion for mentoring the next generation of scholars, inspiring them to explore new frontiers in transport studies and beyond.