Abhilash Chandra Singh
College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth near Dublin
0000-0002-2122-691X
About
Dr. Abhilash C. Singh is a Research Fellow in Transportation Engineering at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. He currently serves as the Research Staff Representative (2025/26) on the School of Engineering Executive Committee and Research Committee.
He earned his PhD in Transportation Engineering in 2023 from Imperial College London, UK. Prior to this, he worked at the Center for Transportation Research (2016–2019) while completing a Master of Science in Transportation Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, USA. He holds a Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (2016).
His research focuses on advancing the understanding of human choice behaviour through econometric and machine learning methodologies. He develops integrative frameworks that combine causal inference, machine learning, energy–transport systems modelling, and urban planning analysis to study how individuals and households make complex activity–travel and energy-related decisions.
Dr. Singh has secured over €1.35 million in competitive research funding. He serves as Co-I on a 2025 research award from the Environmental Protection Agency for Integrated Grid Resilience for Infrastructure Sustainability & Emergencies (2026–2028).
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College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth near Dublin Research Fellow2024 - Present
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Publications (8)
- Electrical distribution network challenges of rapid electric vehicle adoption in rural areas surrounding urban centres: Case study in Ireland Save
- Modelling potential demand for cycling in a small city and surrounding region Save
- Affluence, Spatial Spillovers, and Inequality in Household Energy Transitions: Exploring the Determinants of Sustainable Technology Adoption in Ireland Save
- Electrical Distribution Network Challenges of Rapid EV Adoption in Rural Areas Surrounding Urban Centres: Case Study in Ireland Save
- Electrical Distribution Network Challenges of Rapid EV Adoption in Rural Areas Surrounding Urban Centres: Case Study in Ireland Save
- A joint analysis of accessibility and household trip frequencies by travel mode Save
- A Joint Mixed-outcome and Instrumental Variable Model for Addressing Endogeneity in Multinomial Choice and Its Consideration Set Formation Save
- Quantifying the relative contribution of factors to household vehicle miles of travel Save